The Warren Township Police Department has again partnered with RWJ-Somerset Hospital to host a second blood drive at Police Headquarters.
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A fundraiser was set up to help Green Brook local Michael Carroccia and his fiancé rebuild after a man was arrested for setting the fire.
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The community blood drive at Warren Police Headquarters will be held from noon to 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
Sami Traister, a Watchung Hills Regional High School freshman, is donating profits from her customized clothing to a children's hospital.
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's help share these amazing stories!
We all know someone who's making a difference in this difficult time. Let's give them some of the recognition they deserve.
All residents are urged to go outside and ring a bell, blow a whistle, honk your horn, bang a pot, or clap your hands amid the coronavirus.
Watchung Hills High School sophmore Matthew Nunes is in need of clear acetate sheets, sewing elastic and hot glue sticks to keep printing.
Residents are asked to donate unopened hand sanitizer and packaged disinfectant wipes, and N95 Respirator masks amid the new coronavirus.
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Check your tickets! A ticket sold in Warren won the $227,602 Jersey Cash 5 jackpot from the Wednesday drawing.
William Mahon, a 26-year-old autistic man, is passionate about creating pieces for the enjoyment of all, especially children.
Whether you are going to a pajama party at home or a formal gala complete with ball gowns, we want to know about it!
Here is a look back at the top Warren stories from 2019.
Disregard any calls saying your polling location has been changed.
A blood drive will be held on Oct. 8 at the Watchung Hills Elks, 8851 Elks Trail, in Warren from 1:30 to 7:30 p.m.
You can help an elderly or disabled resident get his or her yard ready for the winter months.
Alex Strasser of Warren helped create an app for people to use when attending the 4-H Fair.
A fundraiser has been started for the family of Calvan Davis, a Watchung Hills 2017 graduate, to cover funeral expenses.
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The service will remember those who tragically lost their lives 18 years ago.
Chelsea Senior Living in Warren is honoring local community heroes on Sept. 11 by offering a "Hoagies With Heroes" free lunch.
NJ Monthly's biannual list of Best Places to Live in New Jersey for 2019 ranked the 565 municipalities. See where Warren ranks:
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Applicants are encouraged to take one of two technical-assistance workshops on July 15.
Sign up if you have unique health or mobility needs so responders can plan to assist you in a disaster.
25th Annual Curbside Food Drive – Accepting Online Donations Too!
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