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A township man is facing criminal charges in connection with striking a police officer with a pickup truck, resisting arrest and kicking out the window of a patrol car, authorities said.

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A longtime veterinarian who has had practices in Somerset County has opened her own hospital that matches her love of animals with respect for the environment.

The Knights of Columbus will host a blood drive for the Blood Center of New Jersey from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, June 7 at Blessed Sacrament Parish Hall, 1890 Washington Valley Road, Martinsville.

A climber who fell off a cliff at White Rock Park and suffered a broken femur was listed in good condition Monday thanks to a friend who fashioned a makeshift splint for the injured man and the rescue personnel who pulled him to safety.

A Bridgewater man has lost the appeal of his murder conviction for shooting his mother in 1996.

Most people would not classify a visit to a doctor's office or medical facility as fun or enjoyable.

CARELESS DRIVING, 10:24 a.m. May 1: Township police investigated a car crash at King George and Mount Horeb roads.

From left, Somerset County Administrator Dick E. Williams, the recipient of the 59th Annual Outstanding Citizen of the Year Award, shares a laugh with Bill Saller of Somerset County Recycling during a reception at the Martinsville Inn in Martinsville 05/06/2009. Photograph by Andrew Miller/Courier News 6527 Photos main page In your voice Read ...

John Taylor Babbitt Foundation Walk With Heart -- On May 17, The Pingry School in Martinsville will be the site of the third annual Walk With Heart fundraiser to benefit the John Taylor Babbitt Foundation in its effort to prevent sudden cardiac death.

A Warren Middle School student has won an essay contest for her grade in which she described the meaning of Barack Obama's presidency to her life.

If the title of "Mr. Somerset County" were ever to be awarded, Dick Williams would not only be the first recipient, he also would probably retire the title.

Neeraj Shekhar is living proof that one doesn't have to be an adult in order to change the world.

Christine Marie Brogan, daughter of James Peter and Virginia Rose Brogan of the Martinsville section of Bridgewater, married Travis Wayne Rosiek, son of Stanley and Janet Rosiek of Charlestown, W.Va., on Nov.

Construction on Interstate 78 in Warren and Bernards will cause shoulder closures until 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 24.

One of Larry Wasserman's Body Basics classes - the Sunday Morning Hiking Group - is springing into a new season with classes starting Sunday, March 29.

Temple Sholom created an outreach fund in the name of one of its founding couples, Leonard and Adele Blumberg, hoping to give back to the community like they have.

The Somerset County Business Partnership is seeking qualified nominees for the 59th Annual Outstanding Citizen of the Year Award and the 15th Annual Quality of Life Award.