Mercer County Executive Dan Benson and Rutgers Master Gardeners of Mercer County announced the 2024 Annual Insect Festival for Saturday, September 7, at Mercer Educational Gardens, 431A Federal City Road, …
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Three juvenile foxes were successfully released back into the wild, last week, after undergoing rehabilitation at the Mercer County Wildlife Center, located in Titusville. The young foxes, each weighing about …
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In July of 2021, a tornado ripped a path of destruction up and over the ridge of Baldpate Mountain. It also did some mighty damage at Howell Farm and neighboring …
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Redevelopment plans, road safety, school improvement costs, and water quality topped the agenda at the August 5 Borough Council meeting. Pennington Redevelopment Plans The Borough has made recent progress on …
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When I sit on our first floor apartment porch, I often look out at our small patch of unmowed vegetation growing at the edge of the forest border. We are …
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The Watershed Institute Warns: Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) Pose a Threat to New Jersey’s Waters Due to Excessive Heat and Polluted Stormwater Runoff – HABs detected in some waterways. The …
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It’s another scorcher today! Heat advisories and air quality warnings are in effect. The heat wave is expected to continue into the weekend. Hopewell Township wants to remind residents not …
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The Pennington Planning and Zoning Board approved crucial elements of the Borough’s Revised Master Plan, focusing on open space, natural resources, and property development at its June 12 meeting. Expanding …
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Mayor James Davy introduced the June 3 Pennington Borough Council meeting with a short list of business items including – to the ears of some attendees, a startle-worthy announcement: Pennington …
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The Watershed Institute announced today that it was awarded an American Water Charitable Foundation 2024 Water and Environment grant to expand its StreamWatch Schools Program in diverse communities. “We are …
