A swastika was discovered in a Timberlane Middle School bathroom on Monday afternoon, prompting immediate investigation and renewed calls from Hopewell Valley Regional School District leaders for a unified response…
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Days after frazil ice once again disrupted operations at its Delaware River intake and triggered a regionwide Water Conservation Advisory, Trenton Water Works (TWW) has issued a request for proposals seeking outside…
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New Jersey, 49 Other States Reach Nearly $150M Settlement With Mercedes Over Emissions “Cheat” Software
Attorney General Matthew Platkin has announced that Mercedes-Benz will pay nearly $150 million to settle claims that it installed illegal software in hundreds of thousands of diesel vehicles to make…
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Trenton Water Works (TWW) issued a Water Conservation Advisory on Thursday, asking more than 200,000 customers in its five-municipality service area to voluntarily reduce water use amid freezing temperatures that have disrupted…
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Holiday lights season is officially underway in Hopewell Valley as judging opens this week for both Pennington Borough’s and Hopewell Township’s annual decorating contests. The friendly competitions, now in their…
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Pennington officials took a step toward submitting the borough’s updated affordable housing plan by holding a joint meeting of the Borough Council and Planning Board to review a revised compliance…
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The Hopewell Valley Regional Board of Education voted Monday to authorize the form and sale of $84,235,000 in school bonds, the next major step toward implementing the facilities referendum approved by…
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Three members of the Hopewell Valley Regional School District’s facilities and grounds team were honored Monday night for stepping in to save a man’s life earlier this month near Stony…
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A winter storm and historically low Delaware River levels forced adjustments to Sunday’s Washington Crossing reenactments, but hundreds of visitors still made their way to both sides of the river…
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Bill to End New Jersey’s High School Graduation Test Passes Assembly, Moves to Senate Education Committee
A bill that would eliminate New Jersey’s high school graduation proficiency test cleared the Assembly on Thursday, advancing a proposal that would end the state’s long-standing requirement that students pass…
