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Dr. Auntie mixes flavor, fundraising and community ties

One of Ewing Township’s most colorful new businesses in recent years is Dr. Auntie’s Gourmet Popcorn — an independent snack shop that opened in 2024. ...
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Sam Simpkins returns to boost Ewing baseball

Sam Simpkins is back on the field for the Ewing High School baseball team, and that has helped...
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Donnie Black: My girlfriend of 39 years

You may read the title of this article and have some questions. I totally understand, and I am...
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Helen Kull: Growth of the militia

So, we have learned about the serious injustices felt by the area farmers and landowners in the 1730s-60s...
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Trenton’s Reservoir Could Be A Public Health Risk

The Pennington Avenue reservoir sits in the middle of Trenton. It supplies water to 151,900 people in Ewing,...

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Students challenged to Earth Day video contest

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In celebration of Earth Day, the Mercer County Improvement Authority is sponsoring a video contest. ...

Hughes delivers State of the County address

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Mercer County Executive Brian M. Hughes delivers his annual State of the County address at the Hyatt Regency Princeton in West Windsor on Jan....

Ewing softball player chooses UMass Lowell

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Sam McQueen signs her letter of intent at Ewing High School on Nov. 18, 2013. ...

Ewing Green Team to debut discussion series

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The Sustainable Ewing Green Team is set to host a new series of environmental presentations. ...

Ewing resident inducted into Cum Laude Society

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McGuinness Ewing resident Tess McGuinness is one of...

Steward looking to leave her mark on Ewing Township

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