Monarch caterpillars, honeybees, and even Madagascar hissing cockroaches took center stage Saturday as families gathered for the 21st Annual Insect Festival, hosted by the Rutgers Master Gardeners of Mercer County…
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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Governor Phil Murphy joined business leaders and local officials Wednesday to celebrate the opening of Enzene Biosciences’ first U.S. facility, marking a major addition to the growing cluster of biotech…
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Hopewell Township’s bond attorneys are now working directly with the Hopewell Valley Regional School District to develop a legally binding agreement for up to $16.1 million in payment-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) funds…
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Pennington Borough Council voted Sept. 2 to move forward with an appeal of the Hopewell Parc PILOT case, announcing after a closed executive session that it will petition the New…
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Two days after a pre-dawn fire destroyed their Dublin Road home, Brooke Flammang and Matt Newberry stood among the blackened remains Tuesday afternoon, pointing out where bedrooms, a garage and…
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As everyone heads back to work and school after Labor Day, Elizabethtown Gas will continue installing a new gas main through Pennington and into Hopewell Township. Drivers can expect rolling…
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The Trenton Thunder closed their regular-season home schedule with a sweep of the State College Spikes and a five-game winning streak, capped by Sunday’s 7–3 win at Trenton Thunder Ballpark.…
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The Howell Living History Farm, operated by Mercer County, hosted its 42nd annual plowing contest Saturday, the traditional start of a 10-month growing season for fall grains. Plowing is the…
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The Hopewell Township Planning Board voted Thursday to begin a preliminary investigation into whether a group of properties near Route 31 and Denow Road qualifies as a non-condemnation “area in need…
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A Hopewell Valley Central High School graduate has turned her Girl Scout Gold Award project into a new regional recognition program that helps residents transform their yards into wildlife-friendly habitats.…