Elizabeth Meyers

New Jersey, New Providence

Publisher and Editor at TAPinto Hamilton and Robbinsville

Editor, TAPinto Hamilton/Robbinsville local news' President, Meyers Messaging; Central jersey native, wife and twin-mom; political nerd and Tetris expert

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'No Kings Day' Protests in Morristown, Across NJ to Coincide with Military Parade in D.C.

2 weeks ago | tapinto.net | Elizabeth Meyers

TRENTON, NJ – Scores of people are expected to take part in rallies across New Jersey, including at Morristown Town Hall, as part of a national movement dubbed “No Kings National Day of Defiance” on June 14, 2025.
Plant Sunflowers for a Season of Enjoyment

2 weeks ago | tapinto.net | Melinda Myers |Elizabeth Meyers

Sunflowers are one of those happy plants many gardeners can’t resist planting. Kids love to watch the plants reach for the sky and everyone enjoys all the visitors. You are likely to see hummingbirds, bees and other pollinators on the flowers, songbirds munching on the seeds, and squirrels practicing acrobatic contortions as they try to gain their fair share of the harvest. What we call the flower is made of 1,000 to 2,000 individual flowers.
Churro Bites Sold at Aldi Recalled for Possible Milk Allergies

3 weeks ago | tapinto.net | Elizabeth Meyers

NATIONWIDE – Popular snacks – Casa Mamita Churro Bites Filled with Chocalate Hazelnut Cream – sold at Aldi grocery stores have been recalled out of concern about undeclared ingredients that could affect those with allergies or severe sensitivity to milk. According to a recall announcement by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), individuals with these allergies or sensitivity who eat the Churro Bites could experience serious or life-threatening allergic reactions.
NJ County Officials Warn Residents After First Positive Case of Bird Flu Detected Locally

Feb 22, 2025 | tapinto.net | Elizabeth Meyers

BURLINGTON COUNTY, NJ – Burlington County health officials are urging residents to be cautious after the first case of H5N1 avian influenza, also known as bird flu, was detected in a bird in the county this week. The Burlington County Health Department is urging area residents to take precautions by avoiding contact with any sick or dead birds that they may encounter.
Say It Ain't Sew! Local Joann Fabrics Store in Morris County Closing

Feb 13, 2025 | tapinto.net | Elizabeth Meyers |Susie Scholz

MOUNT LAUREL, NJ – National sewing, fabric, crafts, and notions retailer Joann fabrics announced on Wednesday that it will be closing a large swath of stores nationwide. The fabric giant is closing 533 of its approximately 800 stores around the country. At least one store will be closed in each state, except Hawaii. In addition to the Mount Laurel store, Joann is closing New Jersey stores in Lawrenceville, Deptford, Mays Landing, Succasunna, and Toms River.
Kohl's Closing 27 Stores Nationwide; Morris Plains Location Will Remain Open

Jan 10, 2025 | tapinto.net | Elizabeth Meyers |Susie Scholz

NATIONWIDE – Kohl's superstores announced on Thursday a significant reduction in its retail footprint with the closure of 27 stores, including one in central Jersey. There are currently 38 Kohl's stores in New Jersey with a total of 1,150 stores nationwide. The East Windsor store located at 72 Princeton Hightstown Road will be closing. The company said this and other “underperforming” stores will be closing by April 2025.
Cold and Flu Medicine Sold at Costco Recalled for Possible Contamination

Jan 9, 2025 | tapinto.net | Elizabeth Meyers

NEW JERSEY – A popular cold medicine sold at Costco superstores is being recalled due to the potential for the presence of a foreign contaminant. The recall applied to Kirkland brand of Severe Cold and Flu medicine that was sold between October 30, 2024 and November 30, 2024. According to LNK Manufacturers - an over-the-counter pharmaceutical distributor – said the recall was voluntarily initiated after the discovery of an accidental release of a lot of the medicine that was rejected.
Bald Eagle, Osprey Officially Removed from NJ's Endangered Species List

Jan 8, 2025 | tapinto.net | Elizabeth Meyers |David Brighouse

NEW JERSEY – The bald eagle and osprey have been officially removed from the state's endangered species list, according to an announcement by NJ Department of Environmental (NJDEP) Protection Commissioner Shawn M. LaTourette. Under regulations adopted by the NJDEP, the status of the bald eagle has changed from endangered to special concern, and the osprey from threatened to stable.
CEO Suspected Shooter Had Fake Maplewood ID But No Connection, Says Police"

Dec 10, 2024 | tapinto.net | Elizabeth Meyers |Fred Smith

"The Maplewood Police Department issued a statement on Tuesday after receiving numerous inquiries into the investigation of the murder of the CEO of United HealthCare and the subsequent arrest of the suspect, Luigi Magione. According to information released by law enforcement agencies, Luigi Mangione was carrying a Fake NJ ID at the time of his arrest with the name "Mark Rosario" and a false address in Maplewood.
Second Teenager Arrested in Burlington County Wildfire, Charged with Arson

Nov 20, 2024 | tapinto.net | Elizabeth Meyers |Susie Scholz

EVESHAM, NJ – A second teenage boy has been arrested on Tuesday, November 19 in connection with the October 30 forest fire that sent 53 acres of land up in flames, according to a Wednesday announcement by the Evensham Township Police Department. Similarly to the initial suspect, the boy is 14-years-old and is a resident of Marlton. His name is being withheld because of his age.