Hopewell fire companies and volunteers quickly contained Sunday’s brush fire, but warn residents the danger has not passed.
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Roselia “Duchess” Lake, the first Female President of the Hopewell Fire Company, passed away on October 30, 2024 at the age of 88.
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At Meeting on its Farm Plan, ARC Mercer Apologizes to Hopewell Residents
At a meeting on its planned farm and supportive housing, ARC Mercer offered an apology.
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Yearlings Sired by a Pennington Horse Set a Record and Continue Leading in Racehorse Sales
A yearling sired by a Pennington stallion set a new individual sales record in Lexington, Kentucky last month.
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Residents celebrating Diwali may already be weighing eco-friendly alternatives to fireworks. Recent fire restrictions add another reason to skip the fire crackers.
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Public Still Debating Self-Storage Plan as Zoning Board Hearing Wraps Up
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Mercer County’s sheriff has advice for navigating busy, dark streets, while trick-or-treating.
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Sourland Conservancy Celebrates a Milestone: Planting 50 Thousand Trees
The Sourland Conservancy celebrated the planting of 50,000 native trees and shrubs in the Sourland Mountain Region with an event at the Ted Stiles Preserve on Baldpate Mountain.
