The service is for East Windsor residents only. No commercial entities are allowed to participate.
The ceremony will take place at the 9/11 Memorial located in the township.
After spotting an overturned jet ski, the high school students helped Maryland Police and the Coast Guard save a person from drowning.
The event highlighted the partnership between the police department and community members.
The event will include EMS equipment displays, inflatable games, face painting, music and more.
The Powerball jackpot now rolls to $900,000,000.
Residents and businesses are encouraged to participate in The Great Kindness Challenge on Friday.
East Windsor residents can dispose of unwanted documents as well as electronics.
Rise is the largest social service agency and food pantry in Eastern Mercer County. In 2022, they helped over 2,900 families.
According to police, the deer crashed into the house through the window, damaging some property.
Mayor and Council joined Mercer County Moms Demand Action to declare June 2 as 'National Gun Violence Awareness Day.'
The 2023 Happy Hour at the Boathouse begins June 15, every Thursday evening, through Aug. 31.
The township is encouraging residents to collect and recycle plastic bags and film.
Memorial Day Weekend is also the unofficial kickoff to summer. See how you can spend the weekend:
The township's community garden offers 20 plots for residents to plant fruits, vegetables and herbs.
The student winners received Mayoral Certificates of Recognition and gift certificates to Barnes and Noble.
Residents can have child car seats inspected for proper fit and installation and receive educational materials at no cost. See dates:
Over 67 volunteers participated in the cleanup at Etra Lake held to celebrate Earth Day.
As the renovation of the State House nears completion, advocates are urging Murphy to set aside $15M for the urban park.
To celebrate the township is hosting a tree tubeling giveaway event on May 6.
Groups who participate in the 2023 Adopt-A-Spot program are expected to keep a public property clean until Nov. 30.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated April 19 contained the following reports:
Township and county officials were recently present to celebrate and recognize the contribution of women in civic, political, cultural life.
'Operation Medicine Cabinet' will be held Saturday, April 22, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Community members who want to participate are encouraged to pre-register.
RISE will be on site to collect clothing, shoes, blankets, housewares and other items for residents in need.
The award aims to recognize a senior citizen who has made contributions to the community through volunteer work.
Niche released its annual rankings of the 2023 Best Places to Live in America. Here's how Hightstown fared:
Here's how to get a free Rita's water ice to celebrate the first day of spring.
Mayor Janice S. Mironov encouraged more young people to join Boy Scouts to enhance their life experiences.
Winning posters will receive a gift certificate and will also be displayed in the municipal building lobby through May.
The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (NJDCA) published its latest tax tables. See where East Windsor ranks:
Officer Corrine Batsides previously worked as a police officer for Bernards Township
The program begins March 1 and will run through the end of March.
Learn about what you need to do to boat legally in New Jersey
The Township has teamed up with the New Jersey State League of Municipalities to offer 3 scholarships through a competition. See details:
We all know students who excel in academics, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one student who is having an impact in East Windsor.
Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Star Students who make life better in East Windsor with contributions big and small.
The free program is part of the Sheriff's ongoing campaign to ensure children are properly secured in the vehicle.