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County Democratic Black Caucus Holds Annual Awards Luncheon

March 3, 2018 Community Building

Township resident Niya Darby was one of two college students who received $500 scholarships from the caucus.

BRIDGEWATER – A former township teacher and two township residents were among those honored March 3 at the Somerset County Democratic Committee’s Black Caucus’s 3rd annual Scholarship Luncheon.

Niya Darby, a 2017 Franklin High School graduate and current freshman at North Carolina A&T, was one of two $500 scholarship winners.

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