Hampton News

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP : DRUGS, 5:50 p.m. Oct. 3: Police responded to Wal-Mart on a report of a man and woman soliciting money.

Police officers examine a 2006 Dodge Viper that came to rest Saturday in a cornfield about 25 feet off of Route 519 near the Route 57 intersection.

Project Self-Sufficiency will sponsor a free seminar about issues related to bankruptcy from 7-9 p.m. Thursday at the agency's campus, 127 Mill St., Newton.

Walter B. Hawn, 73, of the Cumberland section of Maurice River Township, died Saturday, Sept.

The man in charge of community outreach in South Jersey for the state medical school testified Thursday that he had no contact in his work with Wayne Bryant, who held a similar position at the medical school's ...

With a growing membership, a young passionate leader, and the creation of a children's group, the future of the local Daughters of the American Revolution is something to be excited about, according to 45-year ...

"The customer service provided by Comcast is abysmal," Clinton Township Mayor Nick Corcodilos told Township Council, and he wants residents to notify the township clerk if they're having problems.

A millionaire New Jersey husband and wife were found shot in their East Hampton summer home, and Suffolk County authorities are investigating it as a murder-suicide. Police said Lester Stockel, founder of a ...

HAMPTON: CAR CRASH, 10:45 a.m. Aug. 12: Michael Kuchta, 81, of Glen Gardner was operating a silver Honda Accord as the vehicle traveled north on Route 31 near the intersection of Mackenzie Road, state police ...

A man who died on Saturday, Aug. 16, along with his wife in a motorcycle crash in Hunterdon County was a seasoned Steadicam operator on numerous film and television projects, including "The Sopranos" and "Sex ...

The wife of a man killed Saturday in a motorcycle accident also has died from crash injuries, according to a published report.

Fatal accidents on Sussex County roads have claimed four lives in the last 11 days, raising the year-to-date total to 13 and putting the county on pace to surpass the 15 road deaths in 2007.

HOUSE FIRE, 8:08 p.m. July 29: State police responded to a report of a possible structure fire at 109 Main St., Glen Gardner.

Tuesday, July 29 Lebanon Museum "Pictures Around Town" through July 31. Ralph Lomerson's pictures of Lebanon Township have been extended to the end of July by request; "Calendar Towels," - Aug.

Bob and Vita Konowich in front of the Munchmobile at their Wayne home, the first of three stops on Day One of our 4th of July picnic excursion.

IMPROPER TURNING, 9 a.m. July 1: A 2001 Chrysler Voyager driven by Harold Ernst, Jr., age 66, of Wyckoff was traveling in the fast lane of Route 31 S. when Ernst attempted to make a right turn, across the slow ...

Pizzas being made in backyard stone ovens. A 90-pound pig roast in the garage. Margarita shrimp kabobs.

The restoration of wildlife habitat around Veterans Memorial Park is the goal of an agreement signed by the township, New Jersey Audubon Society and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

THEFT, 3:25 p.m. June 17: The police report states a local tow operator reported a person had just taken a car from his 'impound yard' without making payment or satisfying the proper release requirements.

The Oldwick Community Players will present a staged reading of a new play, "Not So Noble" by Hampton playwright Vincent C. Ceglia at 3 p.m. Sunday at the High Bridge United Methodist Church, 40 Church St.