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Visitors to Washington Crossing on Saturday stepped into the winter of 1776 as Von Prueschenk’s Hessian Regiment set up camp along the Delaware River, offering demonstrations and skirmish reenactments that highlighted the…

Legislation signed into law last week will increase support and protections for veterans and their families by creating an Office of the Veteran Advocate. Bill A4712, sponsored by Assemblywoman Cleopatra Tucker and Assemblyman Julio…

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…

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…

Hopewell Township has announced the winners of its 2025 Photo Contest, celebrating local photographers whose images captured the beauty, character, and spirit of the community. This year’s contest drew 131 submissions and 159 voters,…

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…

Copper Stolen from Property On Dec. 3, Officer Ryan Finnegan responded to a Valley Road address for a report of theft of copper from an unoccupied property which was recently…

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…

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…

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…