High School North play depicts events surrounding a school shooting
Students at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North are performing the play "Bang Bang You’re Dead!" to spread awareness about the factors of gun violence in schools.
Five Plainsboro police officers promoted
The Plainsboro Police Department has made a number of promotions to leadership positions within the past few months—including the man at the top.
Mercer County partners with Ewing to create pollinator habitat
A pilot project is underway in Ewing to convert municipal lawns into wildflower meadows in order to provide habitat for native pollinating insects.
Officials hope DEP water proposal will help stop PennEast pipeline
A March 4 announcement by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection might give local officials another tool to challenge the controversial PennEast natural gas pipeline.
Lawrence Township to continue home improvement program
Lawrence Township is accepting applications for participation in its home improvement program for low and moderate income residents.
Hamilton approves new energy aggregation program
Just three months after exiting an agreement for energy aggregation, Hamilton Township officials have decided to jump into another one.
Bridge replacement project to close Hopewell-Rocky Hill Road
A bridge replacement project in Hopewell Township will shut down Hopewell-Rocky Hill Road for approximately five months.
Forgotten History Episode 2: Sourland Legacy
In Episode 2 of Forgotten History, authors Elaine Buck and Beverly Mills reveal uneasy truths about Hopewell Valley.
Greater Trenton Pipes and Drums: More than the sound of the season
Members of the Greater Trenton Pipes and Drums are shaking the dust off their kilts and preparing for the busy Saint Patrick’s Day season.
Mixed month for Trenton Water Works
The results are in, and they’re not what Trenton Water Works customers had hoped. For the third time in the last four testing periods, TWW has violated the federal action level for lead.
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Yaede touches on entertainment district, township controversies in State of Hamilton address
Four years ago, Hamilton Mayor Kelly Yaede “had a vision” for the township’s future. Now it could become a reality, Yaede said in her final State of Hamilton address before she faces re-election.
