Two weeks after Hopewell Valley voters approved a more than $80 million school facilities referendum district officials on November 17 presented the first detailed timeline for how the multi-year construction program could…
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HVRSD Board Reviews Rising Health-Care Costs, Student Safety Trends, Committee Restructuring, and Student Achievements
The Hopewell Valley Regional Board of Education covered a wide range of updates at its November 17 meeting, including sharply rising health-care cost projections for 2026, this year’s student safety…
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Hopewell Valley Regional School District’s student enrollment is growing faster than projected three years ago, with the strongest gains concentrated at Bear Tavern and Stony Brook elementary schools, according to…
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Identify Theft After Accounts Created On Oct 6. 2025, Officer Christopher Hayes met with the victim of identity theft in the HTPD lobby. The victim stated that he received an…
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The gym at Mercer Elementary buzzed with motion Friday morning as Timberlane Middle School students knelt beside wheelchairs, tightening straps, trimming foam edges, re-cutting PVC pipe, and adjusting steering wheels…
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Join neighbors for a one-day volunteer event with many ways to serve, including: Stomp Out Hunger 5K Walk at St. Michaels Preserve benefiting Chubby’s Project (9:30 a.m.–noon) Sewing for Chubby’s…
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*Editor’s note: A correction/clarification was made to this story to better capture Councilwoman Angarone’s comments on lead service lines Pennington Borough Council’s October 6 meeting centered on neighborhood preservation, environmental…
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A heated Trenton City Council meeting Tuesday night underscored continuing tension over the future of Trenton Water Works (TWW), as the governing body voted to table a series of water-related…
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Please join us at Pennington United Methodist Church, 60 S Main St, Pennington, NJ 08534 to hear former Mayor of Pennington and Director of the Hopewell Valley Mobile Food Pantry,…
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New Jersey Pledges $6.8M to Replace Lost Federal Farm-to-Food aid, but Gap Looms for Farmers and Families
New Jersey lawmakers are touting $6.8 million in new state funding to keep food flowing from local farms to schools and pantries after federal cuts gutted two key programs. But…