Under bright blue skies and early summer sunshine, people filled the streets of Pennington Saturday as Pennington Day returned with music, food, dogs, dancing, local vendors and the kind of…
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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From live music and food trucks to a dog show, quilt display, art show and kids activities, Pennington Day returns Saturday, May 16, bringing thousands of people into downtown Pennington…
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For generations of Hopewell Valley residents, Pennington Quality Market has been more than a grocery store. It has been the place where teenagers got their first jobs, neighbors caught up…
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A repurposed trailer transformed into a rolling video game lounge is becoming one of the newest tools Hopewell Township police are using to connect with local kids and families. The…
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A former English teacher with family roots in both art and small business has opened a new creative studio in downtown Pennington, adding another locally owned storefront to the Borough’s…
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Set back from Scotch Road behind tall spring grass and fading white clapboard, the Van Wagoner farmhouse still commands attention. The two-story home, believed to date to the early 1800s,…
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The Hopewell Township Committee took a series of formal steps this week to advance a proposed 70-unit affordable housing development on the Weidel tract, positioning the project to compete for state funding as part…
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After weeks of competing efforts to reshape local government—and decades of periodic debate over how the township should be structured—the Hopewell Township Committee voted May 4 to place a charter…
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The Hopewell Township Committee welcomed two new members to the Hopewell Township Police Department on May 4, swearing in Patrol Officers Kristin Freas-Papa and Toney Rushing during a meeting that…
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Hopewell Township has formally adopted new requirements requiring native plant species in landscaping plans for development applications, a move officials say will strengthen local ecosystems while clarifying expectations for projects…