Pittstown News

Scientists are developing new technologies in medicine, cars, computers - even energy sources.

Walter O'Brien was making the same trip home he does every night, traversing Interstate 78 west to Route 31 north.

Quakertown Fire Company will be hosting an Open House on Saturday, Oct. 24, with many activities for the entire community including demonstrations, games, face-painting, lunch and the QFC QUIZ game, in which participants can seek a wide range of prizes.

A third person is in jail after investigators linked him to a home-based marijuana manufacturing operation on Kingwood Avenue that police busted on Oct.

When it comes to October the farms and farm markets in New Jersey turn to tourism big time.

A 52-year-old Kearny woman was rescued from the Passaic River in Newark after she fell into the water this morning, authorities said.

Boston University graduate student Babur Khalique pauses a game of pool to pose for a photo earlier this year.

A 23-year-old Boston University medical student who died after a three-story fall from an apartment building fire escape had been drinking before his death.

The 23-year-old Boston University student who was killed in fall from an apartment building fire escape was studying to become an oncologist.

Thanks to cool, rainy weather earlier this summer, tomatoes still are being grown in plentiful quantities across Central Jersey.

Blue Sugar band members Libby Kelly of Pittstown and Rich Hallam of Asbury perform at historic Clinton's 'Come Together' music series finale on Sunday, Aug.

Yurah Kim has been buying seasonal fruits and vegetables at the East Hanover Farmers Market for two years now.

Tomatoes of every color except blue, shaped like cherries, pears and giant globes, smooth and ribbed, tangy and sweet, will be served up at the Great Tomato Tasting in Hunterdon County today.

Tomatoes every color except blue, shaped like cherries, pears and giant globes, smooth and ribbed, tangy and sweet, will be served up at the Great Tomato Tasting in Hunterdon County on Wednesday.

PITTSTOWN -- On your left, take in the sights and smells of the Melba C. Snyder Teaching Garden.

The 20th anniversary of Rutgers' 390-acre Snyder Research and Extension Farm will be celebrated with tomatoes, not cake - but that's only fitting on the birthday of one of the state's major breeding facilities for fruits, vegetables and flowers.

The Rotary Club of Flemington is seeking sponsors for its sixth annual Ride for Rotary - Motorcycle Poker Run, Picnic & Clam Bake.

A community group focused on feeding the hungry invited inner-city children to a farm here Tuesday for some fun, and to pick fresh vegetables to take home.

A community group focused on feeding the hungry invited inner-city children to a farm here Tuesday for some fun, and to pick fresh vegetables to take home.

A community group focused on feeding the hungry invited inner-city children to a farm here Tuesday for some fun, and to pick fresh vegetables to take home.