Ewing Township, New Jersey was incorporated from portions of Trenton Township in 1834, and became part of Mercer County when it was created in 1838. Ewing is named for Charles Ewing, who had served as Chief Justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court from 1824 to 1832. During the 20th and 21st centuries, Ewing has served as a suburb of Trenton, which lies to its south and southeast.
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Abiding Presence Lutheran Church
Representing a Ewing, New Jersey church, this site offers a church history, profile, monthly calendar of services and events, a description of its ministries, and photographs of the facility, along with directions to the facility.
http://www.aplc-nj.org/
Appointed by the Ewing Township board, the non-profit organization was created in order to support and expand the arts within the township. A schedule of events is published, along with photographs and information about becoming involved in its projects.
http://www.ewingartsnj.com/
An overview of the law enforcement agency serving Ewing Township, New Jersey is offered, along with information about its community notification system and other notices, applications for its Youth Police Academy, and non-emergency contacts.
http://www.ewingpolice.com/
Ewing Township Historic Preservation Society
ETHPS is a non-profit organization that works to preserve and protect historic buildings and sites, collect books, photographs, manuscripts, and artifacts that relate to the history of the township, and to offer educational and other programs for the public. A history of the township is presented, and historically significant houses and structures are identified.
http://www.ethps.org/
The official township site offers an overview of the community, its governmental structure, contact data, meeting schedules, and job opportunities. Online resources include the availability of public documents, a business directory, and events calendar.
http://ewingnj.org/
The schedules, directions, menus, specials, and history of the Ewing, New Jersey restaurant are presented, along with reviews, photographs, and contact data.
http://www.ewingdiner.com/
Features a community discussion forum for Ewing, New Jersey. Although registration and a login is required to participate in forum discussions, there is no charge for this service and threads can be read without logging in.
http://www.nj.com/forums/ewing/
Owned by Peter Gromitsaris and Peter Kritsikokas, the Ewing Township restaurant offers a wide selection of menu items, from full breakfasts, to sandwiches, to gourmet dinners. Directions, menus, photographs, and a schedule of events are posted.
http://www.2petersdiner.com/
