To the Editor: Like many families who have moved to Hopewell Valley, our story is rooted in education — but in our case, it was a medical directive, not a…
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As Election Day approaches, I encourage all Hopewell Borough residents to make a plan to vote (and if you have already – thank you!). It is one of our most…
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To the Editor: Thank you for taking the time to consider my thoughts on our local elections. I am grateful to live in a community that has so many people…
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A Hopewell Borough resident has filed a lawsuit in Mercer County Superior Court challenging the ballot language used in the Nov. 4 referendum on whether to sell the Borough’s municipal…
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To the Editor: Dr. Rosetta Treece’s recent MercerMe letter in support of Question 2 tells only part of the story. The district’s own records, including statements from its Virtual Town Hall, reveal…
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To the Editor: During my 35-year career in environmental advocacy, I’ve opposed the privatization of natural resources numerous times. Clean air, land, and water are essential natural resources that must…
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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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To the Editor: A mailer sent to Hopewell Valley homes last week stated that the school bond referendum Question 2 is not necessary. The additional classrooms and improvements in Question…
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A potential legal challenge and questions about elected officials’ advocacy dominated Thursday night’s Hopewell Borough Council meeting, as residents continued to debate the proposed sale of the Borough’s municipal water…
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More than 120 residents filled the pews of First Calvary Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon for a community forum organized by the Hopewell Borough Public Water Alliance (HBPWA), the volunteer…
