Lynn S. Robbins

Pennington’s Economic Development Commission is seeking a greater role in borough planning, including efforts to connect business districts, improve public spaces and participate in redevelopment discussions. At the Oct. 5…

On October 5 Jack Giacobbe stood before the Pennington Council and asked members to prohibit data centers from being constructed in the Borough. Giacobbe, a Pennington resident and student at…

A section of Kunkel Park will be allowed to grow a little wilder under a plan designed to give fireflies — and perhaps eventually bats — a better place to…

Hopewell Valley Senior Services offers much more than social events and exercise classes. During a presentation to Pennington Borough Council on Aug. 3, Senior Services Coordinator Randi Malkiewicz outlined the organization’s…

The vacant Wells Fargo property at the corner of Route 31 and Delaware Avenue could become home to a Chase Bank, a McDonald’s restaurant and other fast-casual eateries under a…

Pennington Borough is taking steps to better preserve its historic character while positioning itself for future preservation grants and technical assistance. During the July 6 Borough Council meeting, Historic Preservation…

The Pennington Environmental Commission is working to serve as both a resource for residents and a bridge between the community and local government, according to Chair Kieran John, who outlined…

At the May 4 Pennington Borough Council meeting, Mayor James Davy announced several new staff appointments and discussed ongoing Borough projects and community initiatives. Partway through the meeting, a Zoom…

Pennington Borough Council’s April 6 meeting opened with comments from Councilman John Valenza addressing Hopewell Township’s decision to pursue a study that could lead to changes in its form of…

At the March 9 public budget meeting, Pennington Borough Administrator GP Caminiti introduced the proposed 2026 municipal budget, which totals $4,964,293.86. The municipal tax rate would increase from 0.575 to…