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LTC News Provide Tools for Families to Search for Long-Term Care
Visit LTC News at www.ltcnews.com From searching for home care to evaluating assisted living, families now have free access to the most comprehensive care directory and cost data in the country. LAGRANGE, IL, UNITED STATES, June 18, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- When an older loved one needs help, families rarely have a roadmap. The search for quality care — whether at home, in an assisted living community, or in a memory care facility — is stressful, time-consuming, and often unfamiliar territory.
LTC News Expands Consumer Resources for Long-Term Care Planning and Cost Awareness
Visit LTC News at www.ltcnews.com Medicare doesn't cover long-term care. Most Americans don't know that. Free planning tools are available now at LTC News. LAGRANGE, IL, UNITED STATES, June 18, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Most Americans approaching retirement are operating under a dangerous misconception: that Medicare will pay for their long-term care, assisted living, or their nursing home bill when they ever need long-term care.
Early results trickling in for Newfoundland and Labrador’s general election
8 minutes ago Progressive Conservatives roll into Wakeham’s headquarters Maddie Ryan Supporters are starting to trickle into the Progressive Conservative headquarters in Stephenville, N.L. (Maddie Ryan/CBC) Good evening, Newfoundland and Labrador! I’m one of the CBC reporters following the campaign trail. I’m writing from the Progressive Conservative headquarters in Stephenville.
RNC searching for 'armed and dangerous' 19-year-old man, wanted for homicide in St. John's
NL·New The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is looking for 19-year-old Ibrahim Hussein, who is wanted for homicide and is considered armed and dangerous after a what police call a targeted shooting in the east end of St. John's Tuesday night.
RNC respond to another possible weapons offence in St. John's Original
NL·New The latest incident comes just a few days after a weekend of gun violence in Newfoundland. Latest incident comes just days after weekend of gun violence Matt McCann · CBC News · Posted: Apr 09, 2025 5:44 AM EDT | Last Updated: 2 minutes ago RNC responded to what they say was a weapons offence on Watson Street in St. John's on Tuesday night.
Amid protests, quota cuts, and tariff threats, panel set to rule on snow crab prices Original
NL·New The Fish, Food and Allied Workers union and the Association of Seafood Producers have both submitted their price offerings for the lucrative — and contentious — snow crab season. FFAW, seafood producers submitted price offerings for the season Matt McCann · CBC News · Posted: Apr 07, 2025 2:00 PM EDT | Last Updated: 4 minutes ago The panel hearing on snow crab prices began Sunday.
Hamilton Golf Center to Open for Season on Saturday
HAMILTON, NJ - It’s time for Hamilton golf enthusiasts to dust off their clubs and get back into the ‘swing’ of things, the Hamilton Township Golf Center, now operated by L&S Golf Enterprise, opens on Saturday. Voted the Best for 2023 by the Trentonian Readers’ Choice Award, Hamilton residents can get access to a driving range, an 18-hole mini golf course, a putting green, as well as golf lessons at the Center.
Hundreds of thousands of N.L. students, teachers had info stolen in cyberattack, says department Original
NL·New The Department of Education issued an update Tuesday on an investigation into a late December cyberattack on a K-12 software program. Education department issues update on late December cyberattack Matt McCann · CBC News · Posted: Jan 28, 2025 10:36 AM EST | Last Updated: 3 minutes ago Newfoundland and Labrador's Department of Education says hackers accessed private information of hundreds of thousands of current and former students and teachers in the province.
Steinert High School Class Gives Students a Chance to Let Their Hands Do the Learning
HAMILTON, NJ - A walnut coffee table and a foosball table were just two of the many impressive crafts hand made by students in Lee Friedman’s Material Processing class at Hamilton High East this year. All were recently displayed at last month’s Celebration of the Arts event hosted by Hamilton Township Public Schools.
Mayor Fried Highlights Bright Future for Robbinsville in 2024 State of the Township Address
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Mayor David Fried has touted that whenever his successor takes over the reins, they will have some advantages in leading Robbinsville because of moves made that will benefit the Township five to ten years from now. “Your future mayor is going to look back and realize he or she is in a really good spot,” he said. Fried was speaking at the State of the Township address on Tuesday evening at a formal dining event at The Stone Terrace by John Henry’s.
Mayor Fried Highlights Bright Future for Robbinsville in 9th State of the Township Address
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Mayor David Fried has touted that whenever his successor takes over the reins, they will have some advantages in leading Robbinsville because of moves made that will benefit the Township five to ten years from now. “Your future mayor is going to look back and realize he or she is in a really good spot,” he said. Fried was speaking at the State of the Township address on Tuesday evening at a formal dining event at The Stone Terrace by John Henry’s.
Hamilton Public Library Awarded $1.5 Million for Major Renovations
HAMILTON, NJ – Major renovations and improvements are coming to the Hamilton Township Public Library after $1,567,179 in funding was secured by representatives in the U.S. Congress. Hamilton Township was recently awarded the funds for Public Library improvements under the Congressionally Directed Spending through the assistance of Senator Cory Booker and Congressman Andy Kim.
Cricket is Fast Becoming a Popular Sport in Robbinsville Township
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Cricket is quickly becoming a popular sport in the Township of Robbinsville. With ten teams and over 200 players, the sport has grown exponentially since Dilip Kovuri, Umang Naik and Nikhil Sharma established the Robbinsville Premier League (RPL) of cricket with a professional setup of team owners, sponsors, and players participating in a draft. “It just grew organically,” said Kovuri, speaking with TAPinto Robbinsville.
Robbinsville Residents Invited to National Trail Day Cleanup
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Robbinsville residents are encouraged to come out for a “clean up” at the Thomas J. May Nature Trail on Saturday, May 18th, for National Trails Day, Organizers say those attending will be picking up any trash they see and removing all large limbs on the trail. They will also be removing any invasive plants, weeds, or over grown plants on and along the trails edge. Help is also wanted spreading the mulch out on the trail paths.
New Jersey Residents Will Have Prime Views of This Year's Macy's 4th of July Fireworks
HOBOKEN, NJ - Hoboken residents will have prime views of Macy’s Annual 4th of July Fireworks this year. In a tweet, Governor Phil Murphy announced that for the first time in over a decade the massive display will take place over the Hudson River instead of the East River. Murphy went on to thank New York City Mayor Eric Adams, with whom he has recently partnered to bring the 2026 World Cup final to the region via MetLife Stadium.
Robbinsville Spring Book Sale Takes Place Saturday
Photo Credit: TAPinto.net File Photo ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - The Robbinsville Spring Book Sale is taking place tomorrow, Saturday, April 27th, from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm. Residents will have the chance to shop the gently used books that have been donated over the past week to benefit the Robbinsville Branch of the Mercer County Library System. The book sale is sponsored by the Robbinsville Township Library Advisory Committee.
Petition 'False and Misleading,' NJ Public Charter Schools Association Says
The petition was organized by ORTM, which projected McCorristin would strip $10 million total in public school funds away from Hamilton and Trenton schools in its first year, with enrollment growth of 20 percent in its first four years. The NJPCSA, meanwhile, has said there were a number of “falsehoods and misleading statements” in the petition.
Petition Urges Rejection of Hamilton Charter School Application
HAMILTON, NJ - A petition is circulating online and around Hamilton urging the NJ Department of Education to reject an application for a charter school that would replace the existing Trenton Catholic Preparatory Academy (TCPA). The petition has so far gathered 670 signatures, according to the group behind it — Our Revolution Trenton Mercer (ORTM). McCorristin Charter School’s application has already received tentative approval and is currently awaiting final approval to open.
Robbinsville Residents Saved Farmland from Development, Mayor Fried Says
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Efforts to preserve the Gafgen Farm are coming to fruition after the Robbinsville Township Council passed a bond ordinance last week authorizing the acquisition of the 44 Tindall Road property. Robbinsville is acquiring both the development rights for and an agricultural conservation easement over the 12-acre property, according to the ordinance.
Robbinsville Teacher Slapped Children, Left One with Nosebleed, Police Charge
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - A teacher at The Malvern School in Robbinsville was arrested for abuse after she physically harmed three children under her supervision, police say. The teacher, 45-year-old Princeton woman Ekta Dwarkesh, slapped two students in the face with an open hand, leaving one with a nosebleed, and grabbed another by the arm, leaving a visible sign of injury, according to court documents.
Time is Running Out to Register for Rain Barrels Workshop
HAMILTON, NJ - Hamilton residents are invited to find out how to use a rain barrel at a workshop organized by the Environmental Advisory Commission and the Green Team. There are only 30 spots available for the workshop which takes place on Saturday, May 4th, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. RSVP and payment is due by April 26th. To sign up, visit here. The workshop will include an introductory presentation on rain barrels, rain barrel supplies, and hands-on instructions.
Autism Awareness Breakfast with Robbinsville Police Set for Saturday
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - The Robbinsville Township Police Department is hosting an autism-friendly community breakfast, free for all to attend, to commemorate Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month. The breakfast takes place this Saturday, April 13th, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Everson’s Karate Institute at 2330 NJ-33, Robbinsville. The Robbinsville Township Police Department established the SAFE Team to commit to improving relations and interactions between its officers and the autistic community.
Hamilton Township Golf Center Now Open!
HAMILTON, NJ - It’s time for Hamilton golf enthusiasts to dust off their clubs and get back into the ‘swing’ of things, as the Hamilton Township Golf Center is now open. Voted the Best for 2023 by the Trentonian Readers’ Choice Award, Hamilton residents can get access to a driving range, an 18-hole mini golf course, a putting green, as well as golf lessons at the Center. The Golf Center is open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Saturday, and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays.
Hamilton, Robbinsville Police to Compete in Charity Softball Game in Aid of Ryan's Quest
HAMILTON/ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - The friendly rivalry between Hamilton and Robbinsville will be on full display on April 13th when police officers from the two townships take to the diamond for their second annual Charity Softball Game. Presented by Friendly’s, the Mercer County Homerun for Heroes softball game will be in aid of Ryan’s Quest, a local charity that aims to fight and raise awareness for Duchenne muscular dystrophy — a severe hereditary neuromuscular disease.
Local Girl Scout's Recycling Project Sees Resounding Response from Hamilton Community
HAMILTON, NJ - Dana Trotta, the innovative 11th Grade girl scout who started a Recycling Initiative to win the Girl Scout Gold Award, has so far received a significant community response with three bins at the Ecological Facility being emptied every week. She is now less than 100 pounds away from collecting 2,000 pounds of plastic film. “I’m so grateful for the support the residents of Hamilton are showing for my project. Thank you to everyone for your support,” said Trotta.
Hamilton Free Rabies Clinic to be Held Again in April
HAMILTON, NJ - The Township of Hamilton Division of Health will host another free rabies clinic in April for those who missed the opportunity to register for the March 23 clinic. The Division of Health, in conjunction with the Hamilton Township Animal Shelter and Adoption Center, will be hosting the rabies clinic for cats and dogs on April 13th from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the McManimon Building at 320 Scully Avenue. The animal shelter is across from Olden Pharmacy on S. Olden Avenue.
What You Need to Know: Hamilton St Patrick's Day Parade is Saturday!
HAMILTON, NJ - More than 25,000 people are expected to line the streets of Hamilton Township for the 2024 St Patrick’s Day Parade which takes place this Saturday, March 9th — two weeks before the day itself. The opening ceremony kicks off at 12:30 p.m. and the march begins at 1 p.m. sharp from the Nottingham Fire House, 200 Mercer Street. The parade route, as is customary, will travel down Mercer Street then will turn right onto Nottingham Way.
Free Recycling Buckets Available Again for Mercer County Residents
HAMILTON/ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Free recycling buckets are once again available for Mercer County residents, theMercer County Improvement Authority (MCIA) announced on Wednesday. “We have ordered an additional 2500 free recycling buckets to ensure everyone can get one if they need it,” said Mercer County Executive Dan Benson. “Recycling coordinators across the county are prepared to provide a county recycling bucket to any resident in need.
'Get a Glimpse Behind the Thin Blue Line': Registration for Youth Police Academy Opens March 1st
HAMILTON, NJ - Hamilton middle schoolers have the chance to get a “glimpse behind the thin blue line” as registration for the first annual Youth Police Academy opens Friday, March 1st. The Hamilton Police Athletic League (PAL) says it is organizing this summer academy to introduce youth to local law enforcement, with the goal being to motivate them and build strong relationships for the future and the good of the community.
Robbinsville Schools Students to Get the 'Night Off' to Enjoy with Family
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Plenty of events, activities and special offers have been arranged by schools, local businesses, and other community organizations for this year’s Robbinsville Night Off. Robbinsville school students will get the night off from homework next Wednesday, March 6th, to allow them to spend quality time with family in what is an annual evening on the calendar packed with activities organized by the community.
Hamilton Township Job Fair Set for March 22nd
HAMILTON/ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Mayor Jeff Martin has announced the 2024 Hamilton Township Job Fair, open to all. It will be held from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Friday, March 22nd, at the Colonial Fire Company at 801 Kuser Road. The job fair will provide a venue for businesses looking to recruit new talent to their organization and for job seekers looking for their next professional opportunity. The event is open to all job seekers, not just Hamilton residents, and admission is free of charge.
Hamilton Residents Invited to Rain Barrels Workshop
HAMILTON, NJ - Hamilton residents are invited to find out how to use a rain barrel at a workshop organized by the Environmental Advisory Commission and the Green Team. There are only 30 spots available for the workshop which takes place on Saturday, May 4th, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. RSVP and payment is due by April 26th. To sign up, visit here. The workshop will include an introductory presentation on rain barrels, rain barrel supplies, and hands-on instructions.
Summer Camp 2024: Robbinsville Township Hiring Camp Counselors
HAMILTON/ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - High school students may apply to be counselors in training (CIT) as well as senior and junior counselors for the Township of Robbinsville’s 2024 summer camp. Applicants for the counselor-in-training position must be 15 or older by June 2024 while those applying to be a senior or junior counselor must be 16. The deadline to apply is May 1st, 2024. The roles pay up to $16.50 per hour and do not require evening or weekend work.
Help Wanted: Robbinsville Township Hiring Part Time Recreation League Coordinator
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - The Township of Robbinsville is seeking a part-time Recreation League Coordinator. According to the job description, the role requires qualified applicants to work various weeknights, weekends, and daytime hours on site at RBL activities, the Recreation Office, or remotely as needed. The job description also states that applicants must have previous experience with the facilitation of basketball leagues, including player evaluations and draft processes.
Summer Camp is a 'Culmination of Opportunity' for the Hamilton Community
HAMILTON/ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Fun times, exciting learning opportunities, and memorable experiences are to be had this summer for young children, high school students, and teachers at the Hamilton Township School District (HTSD) Summer Camp.
Registration for Hamilton Township School District Summer Camp Now Open
Some of the camps on offer include Aviation, Board Games, Escape Room, Harry Potter, Lego Legends, Mad Scientists, Nature Explorers, R is for Reading, Ready Set Bake, Soulful Singing, Theater, and much more. Photo Credit: Courtesy Laura Geltch Some of the camps on offer include Aviation, Board Games, Escape Room, Harry Potter, Lego Legends, Mad Scientists, Nature Explorers, R is for Reading, Ready Set Bake, Soulful Singing, Theater, and much more.
Be Kind Presents Robbinsville Public Schools with Donation to Feed Students in Need
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Robbinsville Public Schools was gifted with a $4,675 donation from the Be Kind Organization to help provide meals for students in need within the district. The donation will provide each student who is part of the free and reduced lunch program with a $25 credit to their meal account for use on food items they normally would not have the ability to choose.
An Inclusive Opportunity for Kids With Disabilities to Play Ball: Miracle Baseball League of Mercer County Opens for Registration
HAMILTON/ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - Registration is now open for the Miracle Baseball League of Mercer County, an inclusive program that enables all kids with physical and cognitive disabilities to play ball. The program invites anyone with a disability, whether they are wheelchair users or cognitively challenged, to sign up.
A Champion of Diversity, Tennille McCoy Reflects on Her Rise to the Assembly
HAMILTON, NJ - When Tennille McCoy was first breaking into government she applied for a job with Buster Soaries, the former Secretary of State for New Jersey under Gov. Christine Whitman. The interview was going exceptionally well up until the last question when Soaries asked if she was a Republican or a Democrat. Her answer, of course, was Democrat and McCoy did not land the job.
Daniel Benson Sworn in as Mercer County Executive
MERCER COUNTY, NJ - Daniel Benson was sworn in as County Executive Thursday night in a ceremony at the War Memorial in Trenton, saying in his speech that he would begin his term with a “vision of moving Mercer County forward”. Benson, a fifth generation Hamiltonian who has been an Assemblyman since 2011, was elected County Executive in a landslide victory against Republican challenger Lisa Richford in the November elections. He succeeds Brian Hughes, who held the position for 20 years.
In Re-Inauguration Speech, Martin Flaunts 'Promises Kept'
HAMILTON, NJ - Jeff Martin spoke during his re-inauguration speech of “promises kept”, saying that while there is still more to do, promises he made when running for Mayor of Hamilton four years ago have been fulfilled. “When I stood before you four years ago, ‘Hamilton Proud’ meant something different. It meant a promise, a promise of what was to come. Today, it still means a promise. But also, promises kept,” he said.
Jeff Martin Inaugurated for Second Term as Mayor of Hamilton
HAMILTON, NJ - Jeff Martin was sworn in for a second term as Mayor of Hamilton in an inauguration ceremony at the Nottingham Fire House on Tuesday night. Mercer County Commissioner John Cimino administered the Oath of Office to Martin, who was accompanied by his wife Scarlett and their 3-year-old daughter Olivia. Martin took the Oath of Office with his right hand raised, and his left hand placed on a bible held by his wife, who was also holding Olivia.
Anthony Carabelli Selected to Serve as Council President for 2024
HAMILTON, NJ - Anthony Carabelli will be Council President of Hamilton Township in 2024 following a unanimous vote by council members at Tuesday's Reorganization Meeting. Councilmembers Pat Papero and Nancy Philips, who both won their reelection bids in November, were sworn in, as was Mayor Jeff Martin, who won a second term in November, at the ceremony which took place at Nottingham Fire House.
‘Every Child Deserves a Toy’: Hamilton Police Share Reminder that Toys for Tots Toy Drive is Underway
HAMILTON/ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - The Hamilton Township Police Division is continuing to collect toys for the annual Toys for Tots toy drive to provide for children who may not otherwise experience the joy of opening up a gift this holiday season. The police are teaming up with the US Marine Corps backed Toys for Tots toy drive whose motto is ‘Every child deserves a toy’.
USPS to Host 10th Annual Santa and Snoopy Event
HOBOKEN/ROBBINSVILLE, NJ - In 2022, the US Postal Service processed more than 11.7 billion mail pieces and packages during the holiday season. By any count an astounding feat. While 2023 is poised to be just as monumental for the men and women that sort, distribute, and deliver holiday cards, gifts, and more during this busy time of year, the USPS Trenton Processing and Distribution Center is gearing up for its 10th annual Santa and Snoopy event. This Saturday, Dec.
Commentary: A call to action - secure our world by protecting ourselves and our digital assets
From financial institutions and water utilities to hospitals and schools, we rely on technology for nearly every aspect of our modern society. These technologies are so ubiquitous in our daily lives that we take their presence – and our reliance on them – for granted. That reliance makes us vulnerable. The number of cyberattacks, including ransomware incidents, on critical systems across the country continues to grow. We must do something to secure our world.
$2.5M contract awarded to tear down notorious St. John's eyesore
An iconic, dilapidated eyesore in the core of St. John's will finally come down. The provincial government has awarded a $2.5-million contract for the demolition of the old Grace Hospital nurses' residence to Inflector Environmental Services, a company based in Greely, Ont. The asbestos-filled building on LeMarchant Road has been empty since 2000, when the Grace Hospital closed, and since then has become notorious for collecting birds, broken windows, and layers upon layers of graffiti.
Furey 'cautiously optimistic' about Muskrat Falls commissioning
There's no questioning Andrew Furey is "cautiously optimistic" about the commissioning of Muskrat Falls, and believes passing the Labrador-Island Link tests is a "step in the right direction." The Newfoundland and Labrador premier used both phrases numerous times while answering questions about the project on Tuesday morning — nearly a week a week after N.L. Hydro said the troubled megaproject had finally crossed the finish line. "Of course I'm cautiously optimistic," he said.
Labrador Marine working through ferry passenger, supply backlog Original
The company operating the Qajaq W ferry says they're almost through the backlog of supplies destined for southern Labrador. A buildup of ice, bottlenecked at the point where the ferry crosses between Blanc Sablon on the Labrador side of the Strait and St. Barbe on Newfoundland's Northern Peninsula, kept the boat from crossing for more than a week. With the help of the CCGS Henry Larsen icebreaker, the ferry has been carrying frustrated passengers and essential cargo on a limited basis for days.
Long-Term Care Crisis Looms in the US and Asia as Aging Populations Grow
By Prudour 2023/03/27 11:10 Long-Term Care Crisis Looms in the US and Asia as Aging Populations Grow BY: Matt McCann The United States is experiencing a significant increase in the number of individuals over 65. As the Baby Boomer generation ages, this population will grow rapidly over the coming decades. In contrast, many Asian nations, such as Taiwan, have experienced an even more dramatic increase in their older adult population.
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