RARITAN TWP. — A Costco Wholesale store may be built on the former Yale Corp. property between Junction Road, Route 31 and Foran Boulevard, across Junction Road from Hunterdon Central.

 

FLEMINGTON — Harry Kazman is observing two anniversaries this year. One marks the 75th anniversary of the Trial of the Century, when Bruno Hauptmann was convicted of kidnapping the 20-month-old son of Charles and Anne Lindbergh, who was snatched from his nursery at the Lindbergh’s East Amwell home in 1932.

 

The Clinton Dam and Dike rehabilitation project began this week along Lower Center Street. As a result motorists can expect periodic traffic delays on Lower Center Street weekdays while workers are present to accomodate construction equipment and deliveries. On-street parking on Lower Center Street may also be restricted during those hours.

 

Veronica Slaght / For The Star-Ledger.  CLINTON TWP — Calling it the right thing to do during tight fiscal times, Clinton Township politicians have proposed cutting their own salaries in half this year. The township’s mayor and four council members plan to vote on the 50-percent pay cut at tonight’s meeting.

 

Buzz around town is that the secondary tests on well 11 in the town of Clinton once again tested positive for E coli. It is very important to note that water boiling alert was taken off because the well is not - repeat – is not – being used. That doesn’t mean the water department doesn’t have a pain in the back end trying to figure out where the fecal matter is coming from, human or animal and how it can be stopped. Thankfully there was some rain this weekend which takes a a bit of pressure off of the other wells, but if we have a long dry stretch again as the forecast looks all week, this well being out of service may tax the system a bit. More info may be gleaned at tomorrows council meeting.  Source

 

Click here to read about construction activity by the Clinton Township Sewerage Authority Work on Jumping Brook Place.  A  notice was mailed to all Jumping Brook residents.

 

CLINTON — If you get your water from Clinton’s municipal water company, police here remind you that if you don’t heed the water restrictions that have been in effect since last month, you could be fined — or worse.  

 

The water use restriction applies to Clinton water customers regardless of where they live. The system serves customers outside the town in parts of Lebanon and Clinton, Franklin and Union townships.

 

In cooperation with the New Jersey Park & Recreation Association, the Hunterdon County Department of Parks and Recreation, located at 1020 Rt 31, in Clinton Township, offers amusement park discount tickets.  The Parks Department accepts check or cash only. To confirm availability, call (908) 782-1158. Tickets are non-refundable.

 

Recycling Pickup: Every other Friday.

Trash Pickup: Monday and Thursday.

Service provided by Raritan Valley Disposal.

 

Keep Fairways Clean. Anchor recyclables on windy days, or wait until the next pickup date to avoid having your recycling blow all over the community. Return containers promptly and store them inside your garage.