Pumpkin spice, college football and RiverFest — fall was in the air Saturday at Trenton Thunder Ballpark. The 2026 edition of RiverFest brought families to the banks of the Delaware…
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Trenton Walks will continue its series of guided outings this fall with programs exploring pollinator meadows at Cadwalader Park and the work of the Delaware River Basin Commission, including a…
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Volunteers can help clean up the Delaware River and surrounding areas on Saturday, Sept. 19, as the 9th Annual Delaware River Cleanup returns with sites across Mercer, Hunterdon and Sussex…
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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,…
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Hopewell Valley and surrounding communities are settling into the aftermath of last week’s snowstorm, with residents still digging out and a prolonged stretch of dangerous cold now becoming the region’s…
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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…
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On October 23rd at 7:30 PM via Zoom, join bat scientist Dr. Alyson Brokaw on a journey into the world of bats—just in time for Bat Week (October 24-31)! From vampires that drink…
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If you want bridges, Trenton has them just nine miles away… and good size ones at that. My husband and I ventured out recently to see two of the main bridges…
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A Delaware River Greenway Partnership Heritage Lecture Join Travis Pantaleo of Cooks Creek Watershed Association for an engaging virtual exploration of what lies beneath the Delaware River on July 23rd…
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D&R Greenway Land Trust invites the public to join a guided kayak trip on Saturday, July 5 at 11:00 a.m., launching from Bordentown Beach on Blacks Creek. The special guest for…
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