West Amwell police reported:

   On Oct. 29, due to an increase of H1N1 cases in the community, Hunterdon Medical Center (HMC) began screening visitors entering the hospital for H1N1 symptoms and implemented temporary visitation restrictions to protect the health of hospitalized patients, staff and volunteers. These restrictions will be in place for the duration of the H1N1 pandemic.

   STOCKTON — The Stockton Fire Company recently went before the Borough Council to outline the importance of its service to the community in response to a disparaging remark floating around the borough.

   George Fisher has won a seat on West Amwell’s governing body and restored Republicans to a position of power after a hotly contested race while Lambertville’s Democratic Mayor David Del Vecchio claimed a seventh term in office.

   LAMBERTVILLE — The grand old lady that is City Hall needs more than just face paint to bring her back to architectural glory.

   WEST AMWELL — The Township Committee has decided to continue to charge a fee for a trash-hauling service, at least for the first six months of 2010.

   LAMBERTVILLE — Lambertville police said they are continuing to investigate leads in the recent theft of thousands of dollars by a bold pickpocket who threatened to shoot his victim.

    Democrat David Del Vecchio wins mayoral race for a seventh three-year term with 1,138 votes.

   Republican George Fisher defeated Democrat Ron Shapella, 703-526, to win a three-year term on the Township Committee.

   West Amwell police reported:

   WEST AMWELL — Students in John Zidzik’s art tech class got into the Halloween spirit last week, drawing on their imaginations to craft unique jack-o’-lanterns.

   Hunterdon County and Bucks County voters will join others nationwide at the polls Tuesday, general election day.

   LAMBERTVILLE — The City Council has rejected the lone bid received in response to a unique request for proposals from vendors to show films at the city’s Justice Center.

   LAMBERTVILLE — The Lambertville Public School Board of Education is accepting letters of interest and resumes from applicants who are interested in serving on the board.

   WEST AMWELL — The township’s litigation attorney has asked a state Superior Court judge to dismiss the Fulper lawsuit because it has no legal merit.

   WEST AMWELL — The Township Committee last week honored retiring part-time police officer Wayne Boan for his 10 years of service.