From watercolor painting to vernal pool walks, families and environmental advocates gathered Saturday at The Watershed Institute to celebrate World Water Day with hands-on learning and outdoor exploration focused on…
Seth Siditsky
Seth Siditsky
Seth Siditsky is the editor at MercerMe, and an award winning journalist with more than 20 years experience in local and regional news. He lives in Hopewell Township with his wife and three children.
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With the sun shining over the stone walls of the historic Hopewell Quarry on Saturday morning, stepping into 43-degree water somehow felt like the right thing to do. Over the…
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With a crowded field of candidates and a key ballot-access deadline looming, the race to succeed longtime U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman is beginning to take shape as Democratic hopefuls…
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New Jersey officials are responding after the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services announced a federal investigation into whether state policies related to abortion coverage comply with national conscience…
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State energy regulators earlier this month approved a series of major initiatives aimed at expanding clean energy generation, strengthening grid reliability, and helping to ease long-term pressure on electricity costs…
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Facing rising fixed costs, enrollment growth, and limited flexibility in local revenue, the Hopewell Valley Regional Board of Education is preparing residents for a challenging budget season that is likely…
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The Hopewell Valley Regional School District will receive an increase in New Jersey state aid for the upcoming school year, offering some financial relief but doing little to change the…
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Gilbert “Gil” Lugossy, a figure in Mercer County public life whose decades of service spanned law enforcement, firefighting, and local government leadership, died Sunday, March 15. He was 90. A…
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Montgomery Township officials are moving ahead with plans to acquire roughly 400 acres of state-owned land, with the majority of the property targeted for permanent open-space preservation. At its March…
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Long before the American Revolution reached the Delaware River, the Hopewell Valley was already fighting a rebellion of its own. Settlers in the region battled wealthy land speculators, corrupt colonial…