Coming up on the East Windsor Patch calendar: Hightstown's Sports Card & Collectibles Show
The free-to-attend Passport Day at 16 Lanning Blvd. runs May 14 from 2–6:30 p.m.; appointments are encouraged.
Also check out Hightstown's Sports Card & Collectibles Show on the East Windsor Patch calendar
The free four-week program offers small, minority-, women- and veteran-owned businesses training on certifications, RFPs and county bids.
And check out Hightstown's Sports Card & Collectibles Show on the East Windsor Patch calendar
Also check out Spring Garden Days Plant Sale on the East Windsor Patch calendar
Happening soon: Tremendous Furniture Liquidation Sale for Home & Office on the East Windsor Patch calendar
Officers found two juveniles armed with semi-automatic handguns and recovered a third weapon on scene, police said.
Coming up: Spring Garden Days Plant Sale on the East Windsor Patch calendar
The East Windsor Police Blotter dated April 30 had the following reports:
The NAMM Foundation named the district one of its Best Communities for Music Education, joining more than 1,000 honored schools nationwide.
Viraj N. Kope earned a New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company National Merit Scholarship.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated April 23 had the following reports:
East Windsor marks its 26th Tree City USA designation with a free seedling giveaway April 25 at the PAL fields on Airport Road.
A Mercer County grand jury charged 19-year veteran Aaron Bernstein with official misconduct, perjury and aggravated assault.
The Pick-6 jackpot ticket sold at the Eisenhower Exxon on May 22, 2025 is still unclaimed with weeks left to redeem, officials say.
Dominick Tarricone, Shawn Weeks and David Janssen will be assigned to the department's Uniform Services Division, the township said.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated April 16 had the following reports:
A $12,200 state grant is funding the township's Child Passenger Car Seat Safety program, with certified technicians available.
A Night of Music, Testimony, and Hope Coming Friday, May 1. Free Admission with Reservations.
Local leagues and programs across East Windsor are offering opportunities for all ages to get out and play this season.
Residents can drop off documents, electronics, plastic film and clothing at the East Windsor Senior Center.
Mayor Janice Mironov and several area elected officials gathered to honor women's contributions to civic, political and cultural life in NJ.
A Kingstone Lane home was broken into through an unlocked basement window on Friday, police said.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated April 2 had the following reports:
Kenyatta Pinkston, 51, faces multiple 1st- and 2nd-degree charges after investigators searched his car and Trenton home, authorities said.
Jonathan Dauber, principal of Thomas R. Grover Middle School, takes over July 1 after the district dropped its previous pick amid a lawsuit.
A semi-trailer struck a disabled Chrysler van on the northbound outer roadway, setting both vehicles ablaze, NJ State Police said.
From a brand partner: Restaurants, home improvement stores and other businesses in the area offer discounts for those who serve.
4 law enforcement agencies swept the building and surrounding grounds before determining the shooting threat was false, police said.
The proposed budget is up 6% from last year. Here's what the county portion of your tax bill could look like in 2026.
Thousands are expected to gather across two Mercer County events as part of a nationwide day of protest on Saturday.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated March 26 had the following reports:
New study shows Mercer County Community College fuels regional growth
The winning entry must capture East Windsor's commitment to sustainability and the environment.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated March 19 had the following reports:
Police say the 80-year-old man may have suffered a medical episode before his vehicle struck the tractor-trailer.
The Mayor presented proclamations and personal donations to Troop 5700 and Cub Pack 53, celebrating scouting's impact on the community.