Four years after Hopewell Valley students and teachers successfully urged the district to adopt a Climate Action Plan, students, educators and community partners returned to the Board of Education this…
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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Twelve Timberlane Middle School students were recognized by the Hopewell Valley Regional Board of Education on June 15 after earning second place in New Jersey’s No Hate in the Garden…
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For the third straight year, Hopewell Valley’s boys tennis team found itself at the top of Central Jersey Group 2. The second-seeded Bulldogs defeated top-seeded Holmdel, 3.5-1.5, to capture the…
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Hopewell Township has been awarded a $60,000 state grant to fund an independent review of township operations and governance, a study local officials say will help inform discussions about the…
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Residents of Washington Crossing Estates can once again use their tap water without boiling it first. Hopewell Township officials announced that a boil water advisory affecting the development has been…
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Hopewell and Pennington junior members tested firefighting skills while building camaraderie and preparing to become the next generation of volunteers. After a six-year hiatus, junior firefighters from the Hopewell Fire…
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For one day, the familiar rhythm of Pennington Quality Market came to a stop. The doors remained closed Sunday as employees completed inventory, cashiers trained on new systems, crews stocked…
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At about 2 a.m. last Thursday, while most of Hopewell Valley was asleep, a group of horses decided it was time for an adventure. Eleven horses escaped from Kerr Ridge…
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After months of hearings, expert testimony and persistent public opposition, the Hopewell Borough Planning Board voted June 10 to approve the Hopewell 57 redevelopment project, concluding one of the most…
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Benson Highlights County Finances, Infrastructure and Quality-of-Life Investments in State of Mercer County Address
Mercer County Executive Dan Benson used his annual State of the County address Tuesday to paint a picture of a county that has stabilized its finances and is moving forward…