New municipal complex nearing completion

Bordentown Township, municipal complex, Municipal Drive, township government, Farnsworth Avenue After years of planning and more than a year of construction, a new municipal complex in Bordentown Township opened for...

The mystery of Isaac Pearson’s death

Local history is often neatly packaged into clear-cut heroes and villains. But just days after George Washington’s famous...

‘A landmark moment’

Girls flag football is now a sanctioned high-school level sport in New Jersey. The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA)...

Sixteen porches on tap for annual PorchFest

The fourth annual Bordentown PorchFest is set rain or shine Saturday, May 3. It's a free, family-friendly event featuring...

State launches 988 mobile response teams

The 988 Mobile Crisis Outreach Response Teams (MCORTs) are now operational, the state Department of Human Services announced...

Winter sets off seasonal depression for some

While many joyfully await the change of seasons from summer to fall, others dread this time of year. As the days get shorter and...

Sheriff patrols along River Line to continue through 2025

Courtesy of Burlington County Bordentown City Police Chief Shaun Lafferty, State Sen. Troy Singleton, Riverton Police Chief Andrew Beuschel, Burlington County Sheriff James Kostoplis, Burlington...

Wreaths Across America convoy makes final stop at Masonic Village

By Christine Harkinson/Staff Wreaths Across America (WAA) is working to fulfill its mission to remember, honor and teach through the annual laying of wreaths at...

Drone sightings: Federal agencies maintain public not at risk

Over the past few weeks, reported sightings of drones have had municipal residents, police departments, local and state officials concerned and puzzled across New...

‘Tis the season to search for trolls

The weather outdoors may have turned colder in recent weeks, but Burlington County’s trolls are still around looking to befriend more residents and visitors...

Give holiday bulbs a ‘second life’

Rather than toss unworkable Christmas lights into household trash - or worse, in recycling cans – the Burlington County Commissioners are encouraging residents to...

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