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For the past six weeks, RWJ Hamilton Weight Watchers’ Wednesday night groups collected food equal to the pounds they lost — 1,030 pounds, translating to 1,030 pounds of food donated to HomeFront of Mercer County. The members signed a giant card and presented the food to HomeFront last week.

Re/Max of Princeton, 600 Alexander Road, will be hosting a pre-Halloween event in collaboration with the Robbinsville Business Association on Thursday, October 30, at 4:30 p.m. at Robbinsville Town Center on Route 33.

Children will receive a “passport” and can collect, tricks, treats, and a stamp in their passport book as they go from store to store. Then they can drop their passports into a cauldron for the chance to win a door prize.

To register,or for more information, call Drew Cifrodelli 732-406-9438 or visit www.cifrodelli.info/ halloween2008.aspx.

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