Gov. Phil Murphy delivered his final state of the state address on Tuesday in front of a joint session of the Legislature gathered in the Assembly chambers. From recognizing local…
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David (Dave) Deifer, 63, passed away peacefully on January 7, 2026 from complications of throat cancer treatment. He was surrounded by his loved ones. Born near Seoul, Korea and raised…
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At Shared Pool, Hopewell and Pennington Continue an Annual Rivalry in 50th Season of Bulldogs Swimming
On Saturday morning when the pool deck was packed with parents, teammates and familiar faces, Hopewell Valley Regional High School and The Pennington School met once again in a long-running…
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The Hopewell Harvest Fair Board of Trustees has awarded grants to 22 local nonprofit organizations during its annual grant ceremony, continuing a tradition of reinvesting fair proceeds back into the…
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A team of assessors from the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police (NJSACOP) will conduct an on-site review of the Hopewell Township Police Department on Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2026,…
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Around 150 people braved steady rain Saturday afternoon to protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the federal government, turning out in downtown Hopewell Borough as part of the town’s…
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Mercer County Prosecutor Janetta D. Marbrey and Ewing Police Chief Al Rhodes reported that the Mercer County Homicide Task Force and the Ewing Police Department are investigating a fatal stabbing…
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Senate Advances Citizens Fund Bill as Lawmakers Weigh ‘Creative’ Path Forward for Trenton Water Works
A New Jersey Senate committee advanced legislation Thursday that supporters say could open a path toward restructuring governance of Trenton Water Works, while opponents — including elected officials from Trenton…
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The Hopewell Borough Planning Board voted Wednesday night to deem the Hopewell 57 redevelopment application complete, a procedural but significant step that formally launches what board members acknowledged will likely be…
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The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection is now accepting applications for more than 800 seasonal jobsat state parks, forests, and historic sites across New Jersey, ahead of increased visitation expected…