Seth Siditsky

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…

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…

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…

Mercer County plans to purchase 56 acres of land from Rider University in a deal that will preserve environmentally significant forest and wetlands while providing the financially struggling university with…

Residents who want to weigh in on the future of the Washington Crossing Bridge have only a few days left to submit comments on potential replacement or rehabilitation options. Transportation…

On a wet February morning, Pastor Wil Kauffman stood beneath a sugar maple tree on the lawn of Grace Community Church of the Nazarene and tapped a small spile into…

A standing-room-only crowd filled Borough Hall on March 4 as the Hopewell Borough Planning Board continued its public hearing on the proposed Hopewell 57 redevelopment project, with discussion focused largely…

A week after federal agents arrested three men during a law-enforcement operation at a Trenton auto-repair business, family members, clergy, and immigrant-rights advocates gathered at St. Bartholomew Lutheran Church in…

Before opening night even arrived, Hopewell Valley Central High School’s cast of Pippin had already played to one of its most appreciative audiences. On Wednesday afternoon, the student performers presented a full…

Two Pennington dads who teamed up to tackle one of parenting’s most universal challenges — picky eating — are celebrating the growing success of their humorous children’s book series Don’t Eat…