The Washington Township Public School FutureAct Club is holding a craft fundraiser to collect money for the annual Gobble Up Hunger event, which looks very different due to COVID-19. “The…
The Washington Township Police Department and the local police union have started their 4th annual Movember fundraiser and already raised over $2,000. To participate, officers donate $25 and grow out…
Williamstown residents Aaron and Brenda Fitzgerald have created a little free library in memory of their daughter that opened at the family’s Battles Road home on what would have been…
Monroe council held its monthly meeting on Oct, 26 and discussed new and existing businesses throughout the township. Both Mayor Richard DeLucia and Shannon Morgan-Leonen, Economic Development Commission chair, reported…
Washington Township Council held its monthly meeting on Oct. 28, addressing economic development and naming the September employee of the month. Council heard a report from Economic Development Consultant Nancy…
More than 70 children visited The Free Public Library of Monroe Township for its annual Halloween parade on Oct 28. Due to COVID-19, the parade was held outside, with children…
The Washington Township Police Department applied for the Patrick Leahy Bulletproof Vest Partnership Grant in June and was recently awarded $8,184 for new vests. The grant program was designed…
Painting the Town creative team member Kristine Storm has started a new interactive art project called Community Kindness Rock Garden. The garden is positioned outside of the Rangers station at…
The local women’s chorus, Shades of Harmony, has collected more than $600 for Breast Cancer Awareness with its first Shades of Harmony Breast Cancer Awareness Virtual Walk. Shades of Harmony…
Washington Township High School is switching to full remote learning through Nov. 4 due to a rise in positive COVID-19 cases. The following letter was put out by Superintendent Joseph…
