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Steven Xu was one of 351 semi-finalists in the Siemens Competition for Math, Science, and Technology.
All proceeds will go to Vet-i-Care, which helps animals in need of expensive services.
Here's our roundup of the most uplifting and feel-good stories from Patch towns across the country.
Enjoy lamb sliders with goat cheese spread, blue cheese and shallot dip and chipotle macadamia nuts.
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We rounded up the most uplifting stories trending across the country.
The MCVSO keeps an active list of employers looking to hire veterans, as well as job training programs.
Bella Vista is opening its doors to anyone looking to get married on the country club's grounds.
About 2,000 women are expected to attend the Nov. 2-3 expo, which features networking, education, cooking health -- and shopping, of course.
Rutgers students and alumni received a total of 26 Fulbright Grants this year.
Cancelled due to Hurricane Sandy last year, the race is back on in Middletown
Thomas Francine walked from Portland, Maine to Pendleton, Ind. in the last three months.
Shaun Golden presented a new program assisting seniors in an emergency at the Manalapan Senior Center on Friday.
A football dream comes true for a high school senior in New York.
Something magical happens when you say "water," "coffee," "dog" and "talk."
The drug collection will take place between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturday.
Also, Patch bloggers write about dog care, child support issues and a new addition to Saint John Vianney.
William Cassotis, 9, of East Brunswick chooses a song that expresses his sadness and hope for abandoned animals.
Band helps Sea Bright Rising again.
Middlesex County College Veterans and Service members joined Habitat for Humanity volunteers to help repair homes damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
Lisanne Finston, the executive director of Elijah's Promise, will depart her position in December to take a job as executive director of a residential treatment center for people with mental illness.
Social media shares helped reunite a young boy with his "daddy doll", which had been left behind at Target.
Annual event features art, music and food
These Eastern White Pine trees traveled aboard the Columbia Space Shuttle as seeds.
New study shows how much township residents give to charity.
Eat at Hartigan's Grille on Friday and 10 percent of your bill will go towards Walk with Joe, a 5k charity walk.
Constance Kaita received an official proclamation from the mayor of Manalapan in recognition of her extraordinary musical abilities and awards.
Edward R. Reed, Jr. has worked for the township's Construction Code Department since 2004.
Congress established the Congressional Award in 1979 to recognize initiative, achievement, and service in young people.
Grande, a 2010 Lacey Township High School graduate, died on Friday, Aug. 3 in Manalapan while working as a lineman for JCP&L
Phil Finch, of Howell, was recognized for his volunteer work as a veterans service officer in Monmouth and Ocean Counties.
Coordinators of Purple Dragon Organic Co-ops can get most of their twice monthly produce shares paid for through credits for hosting.
"Lifting the Wheel of Karma" is Paul Magid's first book.
Have a question for Planning Board Chairman John McNaboe? Ask away!
The duo were left in a box outside of a Veterinarian's office.
The state moved up a spot from last year's rankings.
The 5K walk is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 8 at 10 a.m at Monmouth Battlefield.
The event will be held at the Target parking lot at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 7.
They will talk about the tick-borne disease and its devastating affect on some children.