by Lynn S. Robbins

At the September 9 Pennington Borough Council meeting, Mayor Jim Davy and Council members responded to residents’ appeals for help with flooding problems. They also tackled other water-related issues including storm water pollutants and well repairs. Among other topics, they explored a Film Ready initiative and approved the Mercer at Play project. Flooding on Roadways and in Yards: Causes and Solutions …

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Each year, community members gather to beautify our area by collecting garbage accumulated throughout Hopewell Township. It’s a great day for the Township and non-profits to take pride in our town by coming together to …

To the Editor: Deputy Mayor and Democratic candidate for Hopewell Township Committee Uma Purandare has proven in her first term that she understands environmental issues and how to respond to them.  She is a true ally for open space preservation …

To the Editor: I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the riders and volunteers who participated in the 13th annual Sourland Spectacular cycling event held on September 7. Your enthusiasm and support made this year’s event …

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