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‘Santa Paws’ Fundraiser Kicks Off At Sampson G. Smith Middle School Campus

One of the biggest fundraisers for the organization that supports the Franklin Township Animal Shelter returned to the Franklin Middle School’s Sampson G. Smith campus on December 7. The Second Chance for Animals’ “Santa Paws” is a chance for pet parents to get their furry or feathered or scaley friends a picture with Santa Claus, suitable for h9oliday card use. …

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Township Tree Lighting Kicks Off Holiday Season

The annual lighting of the Township holiday tree was held on a very chilly December 6. The event was hosted by Stephen Dahl, the Township’s Parks and Recreation Director. Don’t Miss Out! No other media outlet covering Franklin Township brings you the depth of information presented by the Franklin Reporter & Advocate. Period. We are the only truly independent media …

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Township Road Improvement Update

The Township Department of Public Works has released the latest update to the 2024 road improvement program. New Brunswick Rd ( Willow to DeMott) – NEW BRUNSWICK RD FROM WILLOW TO DEMOTT TO BE CLOSED FOR PAVING 12/9/24 Don’t Miss Out! No other media outlet covering Franklin Township brings you the depth of information presented by the Franklin Reporter & …

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 Town Hall Meeting On Opioid Settlement Fund Usage Set

A Town Hall meeting to discuss how the Township will use it’s share of the $1 billion opioid settlement money is set for 7 p.m. December 18 in the Franklin Township Council Chamber, 475 DeMott Lane. Township officials are inviting residents to come and give their opinions on how the money should be used to fight opioid addiction. Don’t Miss …

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Free Holiday Concert At Sampson G. Smith School

A free holiday concert featuring the Franklin Township Community Band and the Franklin High School Madrigal Singers is set for 7 p.m. December 13. The concert, sponsored by the Franklin Township Cultural Arts Council and the Franklin Township Chamber of Commerce, will be held at Franklin Middle School – Sampson G. Smith campus, 1649 Amwell Road. Don’t Miss Out! No …

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East Millstone Ushers In Holiday Season With Tree Lighting

The annual East Millstone Tree Lighting was held on a very chilly December 1 evening. More than 50 people showed up to witness the lighting and the rest of the traditional ceremony, which was emceed by MVFD Deputy Chief DJ Coppola. Don’t Miss Out! No other media outlet covering Franklin Township brings you the depth of information presented by the …

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Warriors 4 Life Seeks To Boost Local Businesses With ‘I Love Franklin’ Observance

TALKING OLD TIMES – FHS alumni Nicholas Solomon, Daryn Plummer, and Rebekah Solomon share a laugh during the All Class Reunion November 29 at the Delta by Marriott Hotel. The November 29 gathering of a group of Franklin High School alumni from varying years at the Delta by Marriott Hotel on Davidson Avenue was more than just a get-together; there …

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Road Work Prompts Partial Road Closure

Road Work Continues – Milling and paving will be done on New Brunswick Road, between DeMott and Cedar Grove lanes, starting December 2. Road work along part of New Brunswick Road will continue on December 2. The road will be closed between DeMott and Cedar Grove lanes for milling and paving, according to a notice from the Township. Don’t Miss …

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Assemblyman Joe Danielsen Seeks Winter Clothing Drive Donations For 17th District

The annual Winter Clothing Drive run by state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen kicks off on December 1. Danielsen is seeking donations of clean hats, scarves, mittens, gloves, and socks suitable for children aged 3-16 years. Don’t Miss Out! No other media outlet covering Franklin Township brings you the depth of information presented by the Franklin Reporter & Advocate. Period. We are …

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Councilman Wright Calls For Committees To Study Cannabis Taxes, Affordable Housing

Councilman Has Ideas – Township Councilman Carl Wright suggested the formation of certain committees at the November 26 Township Council meeting. Township Councilman Carl Wright (D-Ward 4) believes the Township could be more creative in spending the cannabis sales taxes it collects. He also thinks more thought should be given to providing for affordable housing in Franklin. Don’t Miss Out! …

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