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Welcome to RobbinsvilleWeb, the web site dedicated to the community of Robbinsville Township in Mercer County New Jersey. Robbinsville is one of the fastest growing and most beautiful towns in New Jersey. Located about an hour away from both New York City and Philadelphia, Robbinsville has easy access to the country's best in arts, education, and sports without any of the hassle that goes along with living in a big city. At RobbinsvilleWeb you will find news, events, a discussion forum, local information about schools, businesses, the local government, and more. Whether it's an upcoming election, a softball team victory, or a school play, RobbinsvilleWeb is your source for the latest Robbinsville information.

Now available - RBVL Oval Car Stickers

RBVL Oval StickerPerfect for your car, truck, or anywhere else a sticker can get stuck, check out our oval Robbinsville RBVL stickers. You've probably seen people driving that had oval stickers with a variety of letters on them identifying different towns or countries, but did you where this all began? The oval car sticker's roots are in the United Nations going as far back as 1949 and the idea of putting stickers on vehicles came from the UN's 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic. The idea was to create an easy way for officials in Europe to identify the origin of vehicles because more people than ever were driving and creating more and more traffic.

RobbinsvilleWeb Seeks Sports Writers

Love sports? We're looking for someone to help bring local sporting news to RobbinsvilleWeb. If you're interested in helping out by contributing news stories about any sports team or group, youth or adult, email admin@robbinsvilleweb.com. You don't need to write full color, blow-by-blow accounts of an event to contribute (although it wouldn't hurt), even event highlights or pictures would be great.

News

Feb
8

Juried 100% Handcrafted Arts and Crafts Fair Returns to Robbinsville High School

posted on February 8, 2010 6:46:01 pm

Finding the truly unique is a lot like finding a treasure on the winter beach, rare but worth the celebration.  That’s kind of the way true craft show shoppers feel when they attend Robbinsville High School’s yearly 100% handcrafted show.  Now in its fourth year the crafts are wonderfully unique, unusual, one of a kind and affordable.    This year ... (read more)

Jan
21

Robbinsville-Allentown Road (Route 526) Speed Limit to Drop to 35mph?

posted on January 21, 2010 6:07:09 pm

In it's infinite wisdom, the town council is planing to ask the county for a reduction of the speed limit on Route 526 from 45 mph to 35 mph. If this sounds at all familiar to you it should, they tried the same thing years ago and failed. At the January 14the meeting, the council unanimously approved a resolution to send a letter to the county requ... (read more)

Jan
14

On a Roll - Mayor Sues Tax Board Over Revaluation

posted on January 14, 2010 9:16:24 am

While the township continues to sit in the dark without any Food Network or HGTV, Mayor Fried and the township have taken it upon themselves to sue the Mercer County Tax Board "for ordering Robbinsville to perform its 2006 revaluation while allowing other Mercer County towns to avoid the task." According to the Township’s complaint, the Board’s act... (read more)

Jan
6

Mayor Fried Wants His Food Network Back!

posted on January 6, 2010 11:09:54 am

Happy New Year! According to a posting on the township's website, Mayor Fried is ticked off about the recent disappearance of HGTV and the Food Network channels from the Cablevision lineup. Being that Cablevision has a monopoly on the township's cable services, most residents have been left high and dry with little alternatives to satisfy their ... (read more)

Dec
17

Mayor Cuts Jobs, Pay, and Gets Insulted by County Executive

posted on December 17, 2009 8:34:27 am

In light of a $1.2 million shortfall in 2010, mostly due to a large number of tax appeals, Mayor David Fried will be cutting the township's staff, as well as reducing pay for employees that retain their jobs. About 10 of 127 positions will be eliminated beginning immediately, with those losing their jobs being given 30 day notices and pay through J... (read more)

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Recent Forum Posts

Robbinsville Lost Nearly 50% of its Restaurants?

Posted on January 31, 2010 @ 12:20 pm by evileye in Dining

Wow, so Santino's Bar One is now closed and gone (and I don't miss it). That is on top of Fernando's closing just a few weeks ago. So we're left with what, Yummy Sushi and Delorenzo's? Looks like the Mayor's plan to attract businesses is failing badly.

Re: Hey I'm Rebekka

Posted on January 12, 2010 @ 4:50 pm by macanudo in General Discussion

Um, we're from here...Robbinsville

Hey I'm Rebekka

Posted on January 12, 2010 @ 5:26 am by RebekkaWillinger in General Discussion

Hey everyone, what's up? My name is Rebekka and I'm new here. I'm from Chicago, where are you guys from?

ROTC program at the high school

Posted on December 1, 2009 @ 7:57 am by Bernardmomma1 in Schools

Just want to know if the residents of Robbinsville are aware that there is a Junior ROTC program at the high school. If anyone is aware of such program please let me know what u know about the program. Thanks

Santa coming to Washington blvd

Posted on November 15, 2009 @ 7:54 am by macanudo in General Discussion

Saw the signs and decorations up for Santa's arrival to Washington blvd next weekend. Seems like there may also be pinky toes and pump it up. We've been there in hte past and the kids always enjoy it. Seems early this year though. Isn't it usually done after Thanksgiving?