Who among former Mercer County area high school athletes will be active on Sunday, April 12?
These former Mercer County area high school standouts will be active on Sunday, April 12.
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TCNJ softball splits doubleheader against Drew University
The College of New Jersey softball team split its doubleheader against Drew University on March 25. Maya Knasiak led TCNJ to victory with another shutout performance before Drew rallied late to take Game 2. The Lions will next face Rutgers-Newark at home.
Jan-Werner Müller appointed Class of 1943 University Professor at Princeton
Princeton University has named Jan-Werner Müller its newest Class of 1943 University Professor—the institution’s highest faculty honor—for his achievements in democratic theory and university service. The appointment recognizes Müller’s broad impact on scholarship, teaching, public debate, and academic leadership.
NJSIAA honors Vonnie Gros for Women’s History Month
The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association honored Vonnie Gros for Women’s History Month. Gros, a Palmyra High School graduate, played a key role in developing field hockey in America.
Attorney General Davenport announces legal victories and actions to curb gun violence in New Jersey
Attorney General Jennifer Davenport announced new legal victories targeting illegal firearm accessory sales into New Jersey. The measures include significant financial penalties for out-of-state retailers violating state laws on banned products like bump stocks and large capacity magazines.
O’Scanlon says new law updates nuclear permitting to lower energy costs in New Jersey
Senator Declan O’Scanlon announced that a new law updates New Jersey’s rules for approving nuclear power projects. The measure aims to expand reliable energy generation while lowering costs. Senator Anthony M. Bucco continues his leadership roles within state government.
Sussex County bagel shop owner indicted for alleged failure to pay over $200,000 in taxes
A Sussex County bagel shop owner faces indictment after allegedly failing to pay over $200,000 in sales taxes from 2021-2024. State officials emphasize businesses must comply with tax laws or face prosecution.
Evaldi named Diver of the Year as TCNJ women’s team sweeps NJAC diving awards
The College of New Jersey women’s swimming and diving team swept all major NJAC diving awards this year. Beth Evaldi was named Diver of the Year for a third time, with Melody Lin and Jenna Ringel also receiving conference honors.
Capital Health introduces IMPACT Program to support women after cancer treatment
Capital Health Cancer Center has launched its new IMPACT Program aimed at helping women manage physical and emotional challenges related to intimacy after cancer treatment. The initiative provides personalized care from a multidisciplinary team addressing concerns such as hormonal changes and pelvic health.