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Visitors to Grounds For Sculpture may notice something missing from Rat’s Pond this spring. A large-scale sculpture long positioned in Rat’s Pond at Grounds For Sculpture has been removed from…

Shad.  Love it or leave it, shad is almost synonymous with the town of Lambertville, and probably with the names of many towns along the Delaware River.  When the shad are running,…

Elementary school students stepped to the microphone ahead of adults at Monday night’s Hopewell Valley Regional Board of Education meeting, offering some of the most direct and emotional testimony of…

The Hopewell Valley Regional Board of Education adopted its 2026–27 school budget Monday night, navigating rising costs, ongoing enrollment pressures, and broader concerns raised by the community during a meeting…

At its April 23 meeting, the Hopewell Township Planning Board took key steps on two major land use efforts: advancing a new affordable housing zoning district tied to the Weidel…

As spring planting season ramps up across the region, many residents are heading to garden centers or clearing out overgrown areas of their yards. But some of the most common…

A series of significant policy decisions moved forward at the Township Committee’s April 20 meeting, setting up a May 4 session that could continue to shape the township’s future on…

Firefighters from six counties converged in Hopewell Valley earlier this month for a large-scale water supply drill designed to simulate one of the most challenging scenarios local crews can face:…

First graders from Toll Gate Grammar School gathered Friday morning under a canopy of spring leaves to mark Arbor Day the way Pennington has for decades — by planting a…

Democratic candidates competing for New Jersey’s 12th Congressional seat offered a range of approaches to climate policy, healthcare, and the role of Congress during a wide-ranging forum in Hopewell Township…