Phillipsburg News Archives

Police arrested five men in connection with a marijuana-selling operation that dealt drugs on both sides of the Delaware River.

Two women face numerous charges for allegedly neglecting the disabled people they were supposed to be taking care of in a group home.in Alexandria Township, Hunterdon County.

A vehicle turns left from the US Gas Station at Union Square in Phillipsburg on Sept.

After a months-long study, the town is ready to gain greater energy independence by forming a municipal power utility, town council said during a special meeting Thursday.

A single-vehicle crash Wednesday resulted in no injuries but reignited a long-standing debate about what to do about a dangerous section of Fairview Avenue.

With Election Day only a week away, I am anticipating the passing of time, so we are no longer forced to listen to the mudslinging and the empty promises of the candidates.

With the holiday season around the corner, Phillipsburg officials hope to encourage downtown shopping with limited, free parking at meters in December.

Becky Coffland wants to revive what was once a popular destination for some quick homemade food and delicious ice cream.

Luke Sawyer, a registered nurse, administers the H1N1 vaccine at the Cleveland Clinic.

Warren Hospital conducts an exercise to test its preparedness for a flu epidemic.

A dose of the H1N1 vaccine is prepared last week at a county health department in Michigan.

Celebrate the season with the Great Pumpkin train ride in Phillipsburg on its final run this weekend.

A total of 27 municipalities in Warren and Hunterdon counties will share in about $104 million of grants to improve local roads, the New Jersey Department of Transportation announced Wednesday.

The image of Rachel Scott appears in the Easton Area High School auditorium during the Rachel's Challenge presentation given by Derek Kigore, a friend of the Scott family, in April.

A trio of Hunterdon County businesses are jointly supporting at-risk youth by setting up drop-off centers at their establishments for a recycled jewelry project.

I'd like to congratulate the Phillipsburg school board and administration on the groundbreaking on construction of the long- awaited new high school.

Cael, left, and Grace Troxell, 17-month-old twins from Palmer Township, take in the sights of the Halloween Parade from South Main Street in Phillipsburg at Shappell Park during last year's Hallowfest parade.

Warren County, NJ Focus Become a Neighborhood Leader! Let's continue the excitement of the 2008 Presidential Election.

A worker from Precision Building and Construction Company of Bridgewater N.J. performs repairs on the gutters at Phillipsburg High School.

The frequently forgotten pockets of greenery in Phillipsburg need some attention, according to Councilwoman Stephanie Rummerfield.

Gov. Corzine talks to a group of Phillipsburg students before the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Phillipsburg High School held at the site Monday.

Governor Jon S. Corzine joined New Jersey Schools Development Authority representatives, state and area officials, and Phillipsburg Board of Education leaders today to break ground on the new Phillipsburg High School.

Drivers hoping to score some cheap gas or pizza before scooting back into Pennsylvania over the free bridge will have to plan a slight detour by the beginning of November.

Jim Willse will retire next month as editor of The Star-Ledger , and Kevin Whitmer, the paper's managing editor, will succeed him, it was announced today.

Larry Marino Sr., former Phillipsburg police chief, died of cancer in October 2005.