Ecommerce brand Williamspace Furniture is opening its first brick-and-mortar location with a new lease at a Hamilton shopping center in a deal secured by Levin Management Corp the 175,000-square-foot Hamilton Plaza is now fully occupied after the 4,400-square-foot deal with Williamspace which offers a wide selection of products suitable for both home and office spaces The company will join tenants such as an 81,000-square-foot ShopRite which anchors the center at Route 33 and Whitehorse-Hamilton Square Road LMC Leasing Representative Ed Vasconcellos III represented ownership in the deal Connie Huang of Coldwell Banker Realty represented the tenant “Leasing efforts at Hamilton Plaza have strengthened the property’s tenant mix with a fantastic variety of retail dining and service concepts,” Vasconcellos said “Williamspace Furniture is a perfect match for the property and we are pleased to bring another high-quality addition to the Hamilton community The company’s decision to establish a physical presence at Hamilton Plaza reflects the ongoing trend of digital-first brands recognizing the relevance and strategic importance of in-person retail.” Other recently added tenants include Habit Burger which have joined a roster that also includes Mattress Firm Norman’s Hallmark and food and beverage users such as Texas Roadhouse Moe’s Southwest Grill and A Slice of Brooklyn LMC noted that the property draws 3.4 million visitors per year citing real-time traffic data from Placer.ai has been covering New Jersey commercial real estate for 13 years Many industry leaders view him as the go-to real estate reporter in the state a role he is eager to continue as the editor of Real Estate NJ He is a lifelong New Jersey resident who has spent a decade covering the great Garden State Restaurant chain Bojangles has opened along a major commercial corridor in Piscataway as part of a previously announced deal brokered by The Goldstein Group All RIGHTS RESERVED Copyright 2023 Real Estate NJ 101 Eisenhower Parkway Roseland Our site uses cookies. Learn more about our use of cookies: cookie policy To speak to someone about choosing a doctor, click here — Five existing building lots between Lower Macungie's Taco Bell and Hamilton Crossings are likely to be combined for new commercial lots in the township after the planning commission recommended plans Tuesday The Hamilton Square development will be a 1.628-acre parcel with one 6,850-square-foot building and one 3,150-square-foot building and will have pedestrian connectivity between buildings Hamilton Crossings and a nearby pedestrian trail Concern over left turns on the roadway was brought up but the nearby street signals are said to relieve some pressure of having an otherwise difficult turn Planners discussed and clarified some aspects of roadway access while noting the center's design does not follow township guidelines — both its buildings would not be oriented toward the street Further traffic study is planned for the site with prior studies calculating 652 trips on an average weekday With a recommendation by the planning commission the plan now heads for a conditional use hearing before the township board of commissioners before further land development plans can be reviewed The area around Hamilton Crossings continues to see growth. Other proposals including apartments are taking shape nearby Changes for the project previously were discussed this year as applicant Gabriel Joseph, North Star Construction Management Inc. and Newton Engineering presented an updated design for the Hamilton Square project. A zoning variance for the project was granted on May 28 to allow for the lot area of less than 2 acres planners reviewed and approved plans for a building addition and parking lot expansion for Bethany United Methodist Church The church is expanding from 184 regular and 7 ADA spaces to 237 regular and 13 ADA parking spaces meet holiday parking demand and to match hopes to grow its congregation Kettering Health is a faith-based health system of medical centers Our mission is to empower you to be your best Want to learn more about this at Kettering Health Highlighting Breast Cancer Awareness Month Kettering Health Hamilton is hosting its annual women’s health expo on Friday Pink Around the Square not only provides education but it also honors those affected by breast cancer.  Pink Around the Square is free and open to the public and the chance for attendees to schedule their annual mammogram on site with Kettering Health Breast Center Local vendors and food trucks will also be at the event Hamilton Mayor Pat Moeller will be in attendance to announce a proclamation at the event Kettering Health is committed to transforming the healthcare experience for every person in our community Copyright © 2025 Kettering Health Internet Explorer is no longer supported by Microsoft and this website will not display correctly when using Internet Explorer Please ensure that you are using a supported browser by downloading from one of the links below Google Chrome | Apple Safari | Firefox | Microsoft Edge OHIO --The Cincinnati/Dayton division is proud to announce the grand opening of the new Hamilton Township Marketplace on Thursday where long-tenured associates will open the doors to the new store located at 148 East Towne Center Blvd. “The Hamilton Township Kroger Marketplace will offer customers a Full Fresh and Friendly experience from the moment they walk in our doors,” said Ann Reed “Customers will enjoy the new look and design of the store with an expanded selection of products and services for a true one-stop shopping experience We are grateful to the local leaders in Hamilton Township and Warren County for their collaboration to bring this new investment to the area.” The marketplace is a relocation of the Rivers Bend Kroger Construction on the 123,000 square-foot store began in the summer of 2023 and is a $39 million investment in southwest Ohio It includes many of the features customers recognize including enhanced Produce The nine-pump Fuel Center opened in September 2024 The grand opening ceremony will begin at 8:00 a.m and feature the Kings Local High School Band and remarks from Hamilton Township elected officials and the Southern Warren County Chamber of Commerce Special activities and celebrity appearances from local fan favorite mascots Who Dey the UC Bearcat and Tony the Tiger will take place during the grand opening weekend Customers can sample products from a variety of brands and sign up to win one of the following prizes: (4) Behind-the-Scenes passes to the Newport Aquarium $50 Gift Certificate to Valley Vineyards or a Tee 18 Golf Gift Basket Customers can also guess the dollar amount of groceries in the mega bascart and win a $250 Kroger gift card Pointcore Inc will consolidate its Peoria departments into the space at 300 Hamilton Boulevard Pointcore, a healthcare consulting and management company, purchased the property from Caterpillar Inc. for $5.5 million in November Pointcore works with hospitals and healthcare professionals to streamline care using information technology OSF HealthCare and GE HealthCare entered into a collaboration with Pointcore to help clinical operations standardize care and improve patient outcomes Heyl Royster will continue to occupy about half the space in the building according to OSF media relations manager Shelli Dankoff Pointcore will consolidate its departments located throughout Peoria to approve efficiency and access to the OSF headquarters Caterpillar is the world's largest manufacturer of construction equipment The company was headquartered in Peoria from 1930 to 2017 and remains one of the area's largest employers More: Real estate sales in Peoria, Tazewell and Woodford counties for Jan. 11, 2025 After over a year and seven marathon meetings the Hamilton Township Zoning Hearing Board voted Tuesday night to deny a hotly contested proposed "mega warehouse" in Cross Keys The vote of the three-member board ultimately was unanimous in denying both the variance and the special exception requested for the property Board members expressed that the applicant "does not meet the requirements for a variance because the applicant has not proved that there is a hardship," and that "it does not meet the requirements for a special exception." the board has 45 days to render the formal decision and deliver it to the applicant and all objectors the applicant has the right to appeal to the Adams County Court of Common Pleas within 30 days The 621,000-square-foot warehouse was proposed for the Cross Keys area of Hamilton Township near the intersection of Route 30 and Route 94 by NOBPA and has led to seven hotly contested hours-long meetings on the topic before the Tuesday vote While the proposal originally contained a second warehouse west of Route 94 which would involve a 621,000-square-foot warehouse as well as two commercial restaurant properties on the east side of Route 94 The proposal had requested a variance for the distances of property line setbacks and a special exception for warehouse use within commercial zoning which required the applicant to provide a traffic impact report The controversial nature of the proposal was on full display during the meeting with community members in attendance bringing large banners objecting to the warehouse As the votes to deny the proposal were cast with some embracing each other or taking time to thank the legal counsel for the objectors following the meeting and legal counsel for the township had the chance to present final arguments on the proposal during the 6 p.m meeting at the United Hook & Ladder fire station in New Oxford Borough both sides spoke to the traffic that would be generated from the site and whether that would conflict with the "convenience and safety" of local roadways along with debating the validity of traffic studies The applicants argued that this criteria was hardly "objective or specific," and was instead subjective "Given the subjectivity of this criteria," said attorney David Tshudy "the question for this board is whether the objectors in this case have shown that the proposed use will generate adverse impacts not normally generated by this type of use and that those impacts will pose a substantial threat to the health and safety of the community." expressed that the hardship that brought the applicant's request was a "self-created hardship," and failed to meet the burden needed for the exceptions and variance "They can make a smaller building," said Wolf "all of those decisions that they've made as to how to configure it is a self-created hardship." the burden never shifts to the objectors as to the type of effect it's going to have." what's really critical is they're not entitled to the presumption that their use is consistent with health Wolf also highlighted the applicant's deficiency in their traffic studies not including all intersections within a half mile of the site which the applicants expressed relied on PennDOT methodology and the traffic engineer from the township but Wolf noted required authorization from the township board of supervisors for any differences from a township ordinance Wolf cited nearby Adams County case law from the Brookview v Mount Joy Board of Supervisors decision made in 2023 by the Commonwealth Court after an appeal of a ruling made by the Adams County Court of Common Pleas More: Controversial solar project near Gettysburg loses in court again the solar company made arguments based on testimony from a zoning officer which the Adams County court ruled could not "usurp all of these procedural safeguards." legal counsel for the township expressed the township's belief that the application can be denied "The township believes that this board can legally deny this application," counsel for the township said but noted that if the board would approve the application the township had requests for conditions that would make the situation more tenable to the health the zoning hearing board convened in a private executive session to deliberate with their legal counsel prior to making their votes "It could not have gone better," Wolf told the Evening Sun after the meeting "The result was exactly what we were hoping for." "We worked hard in submitting our written findings of fact to convince them that there was the support in the record for this as the result," he added Wolf did not want to speculate whether the vote would be appealed by the applicant but noted courts typically avoid overriding municipal boards to avoid functioning as a "super board." "Any one of those deficiencies would have been enough," said Wolf I think that it was just an insurmountable obstacle for the applicant." "It's super gratifying when government works right," Wolf concluded Another national restaurant chain is coming to the growing mixed-use development on North Hamilton Road National steakhouse chain Firebirds Wood Fired Grill is building a new location at 6036 N according to development plans filed with the city of Columbus It will be the chain's second central Ohio location Firebirds has more than 60 restaurants across the country Plans show a 6,000-square-foot restaurant with a 500-square-foot patio on a 2-acre site that sits northwest of North Hamilton Road and East Dublin Granville Road aged steaks and fresh seafood and is known for its scratch kitchen The steakhouse is just the latest restaurant to come to Hamilton Quarter the 200-acre mixed-use development on Hamilton Road and Ohio 161 already home to Chick-fil-A Downtown dining: Milestone 229 to permanently close Besides retail and restaurant tenants, Hamilton Quarter includes the headquarters for Big Lots an Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center campus Wesley Woods retirement center and HQ Flats apartment complex Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions Search autocomplete is currently not responding                                               &a.. Mayor Jeff Martin joined with State Senator Linda Greenstein and Fire Chief Christopher Tozzi last week to announce the receipt of $1 million i.. The 2024 budget shows the Township’s continued focus at delivering high--quality services Hamiltonians expect while doing it at a cost-efficient price Hamilton has been able to hold the line on taxes during a high-infl.. Hamilton Township is proud to announce that it has been named a Healthy Town Gold Level by the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute through the Mayors Wellness Campaign (MWC) for the third consecutive year Hamilton is one of only a select group of to.. On Thursday LLC celebrated the grand opening of its new facility at 3525 Quakerbridge Road Mayor Jeff Martin and community members attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony .. Mayor Jeff Martin and President/CEO of the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce and Michele Siekerka President of NJBIA were all present for a ribbon cutting at Spigola Restaurant and Bar on Thursday Hamilton Township proudly welcomed Hearten LLC with a ribbon-cutting and grand opening ceremony of their new day program location in Hamilton Township Mayor Jeff Martin was present for the ribbon cutting and grand opening of P23 Tea Located in the Concord Square Shopping Center on Route 33 P23 Tea is more than just a place to grab a drin.. Mayor Jeff Martin and Assemblywoman Tennille McCoy joined the celebration as Pickleball Kingdom officially opened its doors with a Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening ceremony The event featured a special ceremonial se.. and Mercer County Executive Dan Benson were present to celebrate United Way of Greater Mercer County (UWGMC) with a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday Mayor Jeff Martin joined the community on November 14 2024 to celebrate the first anniversary of Ivy on Main’s Hamilton location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony a delightful floral design and gift boutique Mayor Jeff Martin and Mercer County Commissioner Nina Melker were present to welcome Opa Greek Restaurant with a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday a new family-owned establishment in Deerpath Pavi.. Mayor Jeff Martin was present to welcome Deerpath Bagels and Burgers with a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday Husband and wife owners Kaushal Bhai and Krishna Mahida and business partner Swapna Goli are excited to brin.. Mayor Jeff Martin and Assemblywoman Tennille McCoy were present to welcome Bombay Feast Indian Cuisine with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday a culinary venture with a rich history of serving bold flavors,.. Mayor Jeff Martin and the Hamilton Township Economic Development Advisory Commission (HTEDAC) have announced the 48th Annual Distinguished Business Achievement Awards Dinner date and 2024 award recipients The annual awards dinner will occur on Thursday and Assemblyman Wayne DeAngelo were present to welcome Bent Iron Brewing Company with a Ribbon Cutting on Tuesday Mayor Jeff Martin was present to welcome Ivy Rehab Physical Therapy with a Ribbon Cutting on Thursday June 6 The new location for the company is located on Highway 33 near ShopRite and easily accessible to Hamilton residents and s.. Hamilton Township Mayor Jeff Martin and Councilman Anthony Carabelli were present for the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting of the Dwier Center the new home of the Hamilton Police Athletic League (PAL) Also in attendance were Chief Ken DeBoskey and membe.. While the Hamilton Township Economic Development Advisory Commission (HTEDAC) works with Township officials to support continued progress in the local economy it has also continued one annual tradition of giving back to our hometown’s future bu.. and Assemblyman Wayne DeAngelo welcomed Guide to Grow Therapy Mayor Jeff Martin and Councilman Anthony Carabelli were present to welcome Rani Indian Restaurant Lounge and Bar with a Ribbon Cutting on Friday Mayor Jeff Martin was present to welcome Mezeh Mediterranean Grill with a ribbon-cutting on Thursday The opening of the location at 209 Marketplace Boulevard in Hamilton is the latest culinary venture for the company Hamilton Township Mayor Jeff Martin was present to welcome Healing House during their grand opening weekend on March 16 State Street Extension and offers a place for health and wellness Hamilton Township Mayor Jeff Martin was present to welcome Big Town Bar and Liquors with a grand opening and ribbon cutting on Friday Located in the Quakerbridge Plaza Shopping Center at 3800 Quakerbridge Road NJ — The Hamilton Police Division recognizes the outstanding police work of its officers in the apprehension of a suspect in an attempted motor vehicle theft                                               &a.. The annual Saint Patrick’s Day Parade will take place on Saturday the rain date has been scheduled for Saturday 2025 at approximately 10:51 AM Officers were dispatched to the Hamilton Train Station located at 800 Sloan Avenue on a report of stolen vehicle a white Mercedes Benz had been stolen in Newark An officer of the Hamilton Police Division was arrested by the New Jersey State Police (NJSP) on Wednesday and charged with a series of extremely serious criminal offenses That officer is being suspended without pay and served with a n.. Juan Cruz                          Nelson Cruz The Hamilton Police Division has arrested Juan Cruz 2025 at approximately 7:11 AM Officers were dispatched to Aaron’s Auto Repair on the 1600 block of South Broad Street on a report of a suspect attempting to break into vehicles loca.. The Hamilton Police Division is scheduled for an on-site assessment as part of its program to achieve accreditation by verifying that it meets recognized professional best practices Administered by the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police Motor Vehicle Crash Involving Serious Bodily Injury  The Hamilton Police Division has arrested Salil Wilson in connection with a robbery / weapons offense Officers responded to McDonald’s at 2603 S NJ — The Hamilton Police Division has arrested Richard G in connection with a burglary that occurred on November 18 Motor Vehicle Crash  Involving Serious Bodily Injury On October 26 a 2005 GMC Van operated by Julio Caizaguaman of Trenton NJ the Hamilton Police Anti-Crime Unit and the Hamilton Police SWAT Unit conducted a search warrant on a residence of the 1300 block of William Street afte.. members of the Hamilton Police Division were recognized by the United States Attorney’s Office – District of New Jersey for meritorious service and acts that contributed to the pursuit of justice in the United States of America Fatal Motor Vehicle Crash On September 6 driven by a 56-year-old female from Hamilton was traveling eastbound on Nottingham Way near Klockner Rd  The driver proceeded through t.. The north bound lanes of South Broad Street will be closed between Chambers Street and Cedar Lane due to emergency water repairs  The residents that reside in that area will be able to access their homes a 2002 Chrysler Town & Country mini-van a 72-year-old male from Trenton NJ was traveling westbound on Hamilton Ave near the intersection with Donald Drive Traffic Advisory The bridge that crosses over Crosswicks Creek on Iron Bridge Road has been determined by Mercer County Engineering Department to be structurally unsound the bridge will be shut down pending repairs Impaired Driving Enforcement Crackdown to be Conducted Locally as Part of Statewide End of Summer Campaign Law enforcement officials from Hamilton Township will be cracking down on drivers impaired by alcohol or drugs as part of the annual end of summer &am.. Traffic AlertThe 18th annual NJ State Triathlon The bicycle route portion of the triathlon will be on Hughes Dr from Edinburg Rd to Quakerbridge Rd.&nbs.. was involved in a fatal motor vehicle collision Guadrou-Martinez was walking southbound across South Broad Street when he was struck i.. driven by a 51-year-old female from Bordentown NJ was traveling southbound on Route 130 near Klockner Road   Upon entering the intersection with Klockner.. The Hamilton Police Division Anti-Crime Unit carried out a successful operation resulting in the execution of a search warrant and the arrest of Stanley Akers for multiple narcotics offenses The arrest follows a thorough months-long investig..  The preliminary investigation appears to indicate ..             the Hamilton Police Anti-Crime Unit conducted a search warrant on a residence in Winding Brook Apartments on Bradford Avenue after a m.. Mayor Jeff Martin is proud to announce that he has selected Hamilton Township Police Captain Kenneth DeBoskey to succeed Chief James Stevens upon his retirement later this month After careful consideration and an interview process with all three exception.. The Arbor Day Foundation has once again honored Hamilton Township as a 2024 Tree City USA This marks the 18th consecutive year that the township has earned this prestigious title which recognizes its commitment to effective urban forest management Hamilton Township officials were made aware that a black bear was sighted in residential areas of Hamilton Township Hungry black bears have recently come out of hibernation and are out searching for food The 2025 budget shows our focus at delivering high quality services Hamiltonians expect while doing it at a cost-efficient price Hamilton has been able to hold the line on taxes during a high-inflation environment The Township of Hamilton is alerting residents to possible recent exposures two unrelated non-resident measles cases throughout the greater Mercer County area At this time there are no known cases of measles within the Township Hamilton Township is pleased to announce a significant investment in local infrastructure by securing a total of $1,300,028 in grants aimed at improving Klockner Road This funding includes $600,028 from the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT).. a Hamilton Township Police Officer and their spouse a Mercer County Sheriff’s Officer were charged with crimes of sexual abuse and child endangerment  These actions are not only abhorrent but have also shaken ou.. LaTourette of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) released a report—a technical and financial assessment of Trenton Water Works (TWW)—that highlights specific deficienci.. Please note that at this time print versions are not yet avail.. the Hamilton Township Council has accepted the donation of a 7.02-acre parcel of land located at the intersection of Whitehorse Mercerville Road and Cypress Lane Mayor Martin is proud to announce the launch of the "Street Smart" Campaign a collaborative initiative aimed at improving road safety for all residents in partnership with the Greater Mercer Transportation Management Associa.. Hamilton Township and the Hamilton Township School District celebrated a momentous occasion of a groundbreaking ceremony for the new municipal building designed by the renowned Spiezle Architec.. Hamilton Township is pleased to announce that the Mercer County Improvement Authority (MCIA) has awarded the Hamilton Township Municipal Complex project’s construction contract to Epic Management Hamilton Township is thrilled to announce its partnership with Where Angels Play Where Angels Play and Hamilton Township will be making improvements to Apollo Park in September Hamilton Township is proud to announce that it has been awarded a Clean Communities Grant and secured the fifth-highest grant amount in the state and highest in Mercer County for this year The Township has been recognized for its ongoing commitment to e.. Hamilton Township is pleased to announce that its long-term bond rate has been reaffirmed at “AA” – the third highest rating - reflecting the municipality's strong economic performance and financial responsibility Hamilton Township was recently awarded $1,567,179 for Public Library improvements under the Congressionally Directed Spending through the assistance of Senator Cory Booker and Congressman Andy Kim.  The Library intends to use the funding to make i.. Mayor Martin and the Hamilton Township Division of Health have awarded grant funding to each of the three Hamilton Township School District high school's Parent Teacher Associations (PTA) for their Project Graduation.. Hamilton Township has been recognized as a 2023 Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation This marks the 17th consecutive year that the township has earned the title which is awarded to communities that demonstrate a commitment to effective urban forest.. Hamilton Township is pleased to share that it is one of only seventeen towns to been named a Healthy Town Gold Level by the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute through the Mayors Wellness Campaign (MWC) This is the second year in a row that Hamilton.. Hamilton recently received approval from the NJ Office of Information Technology (NJOIT) that it was awarded a grant of $124,794 for upgrades to its Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) system PSAP is the emergency 9-1-1 system for the Township operated .. Mayor Jeff Martin announces that Hamilton Township closed on the purchase of the “Kuser Woods” property The Township intends to preserve the property as open space and will seek grant funding from.. Hamilton Township Mayor Jeff Martin is pleased to share that the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) Green Acres Program recently awarded the Township with a grant to improve two ponds located at Sayen Gardens.  Hamilton Township Mayor Jeff Martin continues to increase open space preservation through foreclosure on certain properties  The Hamilton Township Council recently authorized the Township to foreclose on six properties total.. Hamilton Township Councilmen Rick Tighe and Chuddy Whalen were joined by Assistant Business Administrator Joy Kerlin Water Pollution Control Director Carrie Feuer members of the Hamilton Township Environ.. Mayor Jeff Martin will introduce the third consecutive municipal budget with a flat tax rate Given the difficult economic period we are in following the COVID-19 pandemic where sixty-two percent of Americans live paycheck to paycheck Mercer County Board of County Commissioners Chair Nina Melker Health Officials Investigate Cases of Legionnaires’ Disease in Hamilton Township,Urge Precautions to Reduce Risk of Legionella Growth in Homes and BuildingsTwo cases of Legionnaires’ disease were recently reported in August 2022 from t.. Phone: 609-586-0311 Township Directory Ohio – Safewise which sells home security systems crunched the numbers on crime rates across Ohio The rankings are based on the number of reported violent crimes and property crimes per 1,000 people in each community Hamilton Township in Warren County was rated #5 with Loveland coming in at #14 as the safest community in Ohio The City of Loveland said on their FaceBook page highlighting the strong partnership between the Loveland Police Department and our great citizens who look out for one another and report suspicious activity We also want to give a shoutout to our neighboring jurisdictions that also made the list—Hamilton Township Police Department and Goshen Township Police Department Our communities were the only ones in the region to rank among the top 20 safest cities in Ohio!” The Goshen Township Police Department said on their FaceBook page “Proud to announce that Goshen Township has been ranked as the 18th safest city in Ohio for 2025 by SafeWise Hamilton Township Police Chief Scott Hughes said “Our officers’ daily commitment makes this possible—thank you Residents play a key part by staying vigilant and connected and strong school districts keep our township thriving and a strong foundation for local commerce and education self-reported information that cities and jurisdictions across the country report through the FBI Summary Reporting System (SRS) and National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) the most recent FBI data was released in October 2024 for crimes reported in 2023 This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Oh boy. There's been a ton of buzz about DeLorenzo's Pizza in Hamilton since last week but in case somehow you missed what's been going on I told you last week that the popular restaurant on Sloan Avenue in Hamilton was abruptly shut down on Tuesday (March 11 Customers were greeted by locked doors and big orange signs on the doors and windows from the State of New Jersey Division of Taxation that said the property had been seized for non-payment of New Jersey taxes Locals expressed shock and disbelief that the longtime bustling business seemed to be in trouble At the time I reached out to the owner of DeLorenzo's Pizza (who is DIFFERENT from the owner of DeLorenzo's Tomato Pies of Robbinsville and Yardley) Rick DeLorenzo said his head's been spinning in circles since the restaurant was shut down and just wants to get back to doing what he loves...making great pizza DeLorenzo said he was surprised by the sudden closure by the state of New Jersey and has been doing everything he can to make ends meet and keep up with the high cost of supplies He started a GoFundMe for help and said he's been getting a good response At the time this article was published he's received over $8,000 in donations. READ MORE:  Mercer County 2025 Summer Concert Series just announced No word on exactly how much money is owed to the state Gallery Credit: Joe Votruba DeLorenzo owes state taxes.\nRead More Oh boy. There's been a ton of buzz about DeLorenzo's Pizza in Hamilton since last week I told you last week that the popular restaurant on Sloan Avenue in Hamilton was abruptly shut down on Tuesday (March 11 At the time I reached out to the owner of DeLorenzo's Pizza (who is DIFFERENT from the owner of DeLorenzo's Tomato Pies of Robbinsville and Yardley) He started a GoFundMe for help and said he's been getting a good response At the time this article was published he's received over $8,000 in donations. READ MORE:  Mercer County 2025 Summer Concert Series just announced This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page A Mays Landing man is in jail after being arrested on drug charges in Hamilton Township Hamilton Township Police say Thomas Collet of Mays Landing was arrested following an investigation into the "distribution of methamphetamine in the area." Police say the Atlantic County SWAT Team helped execute a search warrant at Collet's residence police seized over "12 ounces of methamphetamine along with other controlled dangerous substances and items related to drug distribution." Police say Collet was charged with the following offenses Collet is being help in the Atlantic County Jail READ MORE: Scammer tries to hit Galloway Township couple for $60,000 cash. SOURCE: Hamilton Township Police Department Gallery Credit: Chris Coleman Gallery Credit: Joe Kelly A Mays Landing man is in jail after being arrested on drug charges in Hamilton Township.\nRead More Hamilton Township Police say Thomas Collet READ MORE: Scammer tries to hit Galloway Township couple for $60,000 cash. SOURCE: Hamilton Township Police Department Is one South Jersey municipality insinuating they are better at enforcing speed limits than another Our travels today take us to the border between Hamilton and Egg Harbor Townships ("EHT") in Atlantic County where the beginnings of a turf war (or at least a sign war) could be brewing Cates Road is a small street that runs between Reega/West Jersey Avenue and the Black Horse Pike; it's a street used by many to easily get from point A to point B It's also a street that spans both municipalities — the northern part is in Hamilton Township while the other half is in Egg Harbor Township The issue is that Cates Road has a posted speed limit of 25 MPH (in both townships) a sign has appeared on the Hamilton Township side of the line.. Is Hamilton Township saying they're better at enforcing the speed limit let's take this at face value: the sign is in Hamilton Township and going by the literal words on the sign But I don't think that's what they're trying to say I think they're trying to imply that Hamilton Township really wants people to slow down — even at the expense of making EHT look bad Maybe "bad" isn't the right word to use but clearly someone in Hamilton Township took a class in sarcasm and passed with flying colors if the purpose of this sign was to draw attention to speeders on a residential street we can't help but wonder if someone from Egg Harbor Township will deploy a message board on the other side of the street with a message poking the bear just a bit.. Gallery Credit: Chris Coleman Is one South Jersey municipality insinuating they are better at enforcing speed limits than another? It sure seems that way.\nRead More