Pennington Borough

Lillian I. Spais died on September 20, 2024, at the age of ninety-two. A daughter of Canada’s western plains, Lillian grew up learning the hard lessons of the Depression. Among…

The Pennington Borough Council welcomed a new president and new member, and bid farewell to an esteemed member during its January 6 reorganization meeting. Nadine Stern elected as the new…

Voters pick Urmila “Uma” Purandare for Hopewell Township committee and approve the purchase of fire and emergency vehicles. Here’s a look.

Pennington Borough Mayor James Davy issued a strongly worded letter to residents today, criticizing Hopewell Township’s recent decisions that have shifted a significant tax burden to Pennington and Hopewell Borough…

The Pennington United Methodist Church is hosting a “Cemetery Walk” as part of its 250th Anniversary on June 1 at noon, rain or shine. The walk will be led by…

The Hopewell Valley Regional School District referendum and the Eileen M. Heinzel Memorial Arboretum were at the top of the agenda at the May 6 Pennington Borough Council meeting. School…

The inaugural Mayor’s Awards, which honor the heroic efforts of first responders across Hopewell Valley, were established by Hopewell Township Mayor Courtney Peters-Manning to recognize and publicly thank members of…

For 36 years, Pennington Borough has been recognized as a Tree City by the Arbor Day Foundation. Celebrating Arbor Day with a tree planting and proclamation is one of the…

Council welcomes public comment, but not smears During the public session of the March 4 Borough Council meeting, which was held virtually over zoom, a few individuals attempted to announce…

At the Pennington Borough Council’s regular meeting February 5, Council got a history lesson as Chair of the Historic Preservation Commission Eric Holtermann spoke about the historic district along Main…