Franklin Park News

Just in case you cannot make it to one of the Indian Restaurants on Oak Tree Road in Edison NJ or Iselin NJ.

Amen Soliman drives a hard bargain. Whether he's doing business with a mattress store manager or a mechanic, Soliman will haggle for a lower price.

One-year-old Zachary Rizzi, of Franklin Park, had a bird's eye view of Gov. Jon Corzine as he spoke at a press conference a few years ago.

Confused customers were turned away from New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission offices throughout the state today, thanks to furloughs that will hit many other departments and agencies later this week.

St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, Monmouth Junction, would like to express great appreciation to the community for the wonderful outpouring of gifts for our recent ingathering of prom gowns and other dresses for 'Hope's Chest.' We received and gave away over 500 dresses.

When Jack Perrette woke up in the hospital last month and realized he had a heart attack, he was a little annoyed.

As the temperature topped 90 degrees, the 28th annual Lambertville Shad Festival welcomed visitors from all over New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania, from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday.

The organizers of the 20th annual Tour de Franklin bicycle race are hoping for good weather Sunday - and so should the clients at the Franklin Township Food Bank.

No charges were filed against the building owner who demolished a historic structure on Route 27 in order to build a strip mall at the site.

When Ed Seto became superintendent of schools, he wanted to do something to foster a sense of kinship among the diverse makeup of the student body.

Members of Middlebush Reformed Church have created a memorial room to hold artifacts and mementos from the church's 175-year history.

Capital Health announced today that residents and faculty from the Capital Health Internal Medicine Residency Program will be presenting a poster at a national competition held by the American College of ...

We will all go to our graves without answers to all the questions about the JFK assassination.

As former owners of the former Franklin Park Inn we would like to say 'Farewell' to a place where memories were made.

Voters will go to the polls Saturday to determine budgets for their fire districts and elect fire commissioners.

Franklin officials say they're investigating how a historic structure in the township could have been accidentally demolished.

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Students at Rutgers Preparatory School learned not one but two lessons during a recent assembly - how to make musical instruments and recycle trash at the same time.

Township officials in Franklin Park are trying to figure out why a tavern on a historic property that dates to Colonial times was torn down last week.

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