Papers

Government study requires an open mind

In November, the people of Hopewell Township will decide at the ballot box whether our form of municipal government should be studied, and, if so, which 5 residents will...

County offers multiple convenient ways to vote in the 2026 general election

With the 2026 General Election on Tuesday, November 3, Middlesex County reminds residents that there are several convenient ways...

It’s time to step up for the North Atlantic right whale

BY ALISON MITCHELL New Jersey Conservation Foundation North Atlantic right whales, one of the largest animals on Earth, travel through...

Port Mercer canal house to undergo repairs

The Port Mercer canal house, which is located on Quakerbridge Road in the historic hamlet of Port Mercer,...

Township gives borough green light for rumble striping

The Hopewell Township Committee has given its approval for Hopewell Borough to install a series of transverse rumble...

‘We just want to feed people’

In New Jersey, 1 in 10 residents face food insecurity. Despite local farms growing an abundance of fresh produce, most of the food distributed...

Parks and Recreation team recognized for Park Trail Maps

Hillsborough Township's Parks & Recreation Department was recognized at the 2025 Annual New Jersey Recreation and Parks Association (NJRPA) conference for its Park Map...

Montgomery-native’s film to screen at Garden State Film Festival

The Garden State Film Festival returns for its 23rd year from March 27-30. Among the many films that will screen includes Dedi Felman's short film...

Building ‘homes, community and hope’

Women's History Month, celebrated throughout March, is the perfect time to shine a spotlight on Habitat for Humanity's Women Build. This initiative empowers women...

Community donates hair in Cutting Hair Because We Care event

Hopewell Township Patrol Officer Marissa McCallum joined others in donating hair to make wigs for children suffering hair loss during the Timberlane Middle School's...

Food scraps collection program expands to three new sites

Princeton's free food scraps collection program has been expanded to five sites with the addition of three green collection boxes. The new food scraps drop-off...

Special Section

Current PM Special Section