Flemington, NJ|News|
Flemington Students Head Back To School Next Week
Hunterdon Central students return Wednesday, followed by Flemington-Raritan students Thursday.

Hunterdon Central students return Wednesday, followed by Flemington-Raritan students Thursday.

The school board will consider funding for academic and special education services Monday.
Students return to class Wednesday, with early dismissals scheduled throughout the opening week.
Children in grades two through six can discuss a history book, complete an activity and enjoy treats Wednesday afternoon.
Families can enjoy food, music, inflatables and more free activities during a police-sponsored community event Thursday.
The blood drive will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with appointments available and no registration required.
A free walking tour Thursday will give residents an early look at a habitat-restoration project taking root in Hopewell Borough Park.
The New Jersey show band will perform Tuesday at Lurker Park after its original July concert was postponed.
Warren Township police advised drivers to follow posted detours as ongoing work affects Reinman Road.
Opera favorites including “Il Trovatore” and “Romeo and Juliet” take the stage Friday to Saturday.
Health officials are urging residents, particularly those at higher risk, to take precautions against mosquito bites.
Milling, paving and striping will affect Westfield Avenue between Brant Avenue and Raritan Road next week.
Kitchenware, toys, home décor and more will be sold Sept. 12 to benefit the public library.
Four clinics will serve West Windsor, with registration information arriving 30 days before each event.
Traffic-signal reviews, utility coordination and steel fabrication continue on the Clarksville Road bridge project.
Officers issued 44 summonses during a traffic safety detail honoring Patti Smith Barrett and reminding drivers to make safer choices.
Live music, outdoor dancing, a family movie and hands-on history offer plenty of reasons to get out of the house Friday through Sunday.
Markets, music, history and family entertainment offer local residents plenty of reasons to get out of the house Friday through Sunday.
On August 27, residents can access select MVC services locally, with appointments opening one week before the mobile unit arrives.