The Lawn Ranger

06/10/2025

George and I are so glad to give back to our community with this event.

Join the excitement at the John Russo Home Run Derby in Phillipsburg, NJ! Celebrate teamwork, community, and youth baseball.

11/12/2024

Celebrating Veterans Day with my favorite Veterans, my husband, George the former Marine and my dad

07/14/2024

Here's a great story about my dad, who passed away earlier this week.

Remembering Donald DeG DeGerolamo of Phillipsburg, NJ - a beloved member of the community, mentor, and football legend. Rest in peace, DeG.

07/13/2024

The Tribute Page for Donald has been published. Help friends and family share memories by sending them this link.

View Donald R. DeGerolamo's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

05/13/2024

Happy Mother’s Day to all the strong women caring for the children of Phillipsburg and beyond... moms, step-moms, foster moms, adoptive moms, grandmothers, aunts, etc.💗

Also, to those teachers, counselors, volunteers, mentors, and coaches who may never know the void they help fill or impact of the extra support they provide to our future leaders☺️ It takes a village and the Pburg kids are fortunate there are so many who truly care!

05/09/2024

UPDATE: PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT IF YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER IS ON A MINOR, MAJOR OR JUNIOR TEAM REGARDLESS OF THEIR AGE, THEY ARE ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE HOME RUN DERBY. IT'S TIME TO SIGN UP!

PLEASE SCAN THE QR CODE ON THE FLYER TO SIGN UP.

GREAT PRIZES AND TROPHIES FOR THE WINNERS!

FATHER/GRANDFATHER-SON "DINGERS AT DUSK" TO END THE DAY (text 908-310-3779 or message
for details)

05/02/2024

Time to sign up!

02/17/2024

The ultimate “boom” scenario played out for the much of the Hunterdon County area overnight as a near-stationary band of snow produced hourly snowfall rates up to 4 inches per hour.

This narrow band of heavy snow (roughly 10-15 miles wide) stretched all of the way from Berks County through Hunterdon County to Middlesex County.

Anywhere from 6 to 14 inches of snow has been reported from areas hit hardest. The areas that weren’t affected saw anywhere between 1 and 4 inches of snow. Quite the cutoff…

As I mentioned in Thursday’s post, model guidance showed the potential for a snow band to develop somewhere in the area but nothing quite like this!

As for the next few hours, the snow will continue to exit the region from west to east. We could see a few snow showers linger into the afternoon hours with very little to no accumulation expected.

The winds may become an issue later this morning and could cause blowing/drifting snow.

I would like to thank everyone who stayed up through the overnight hours and gave updates in the comments section. It’s very much appreciated and helped to keep me awake.

Please feel free to share your final snow accumulations in the comments section. Don’t forget to include your town!

Thank you!