School bond referendum highlights Nov. 3 election

Bordentown-area voters will decide municipal and school board races in the Tuesday, Nov. 3, general election, along with an $86.1 million bond referendum to fund improvements throughout the Bordentown...

Bordentown Regional School District encourages community to vote on Nov. 3

Bordentown Regional School District encourages residents to vote in the Nov. 3 bond referendum, which includes $86.1 million...

New municipal complex nearing completion

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

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)...

State launches 988 mobile response teams

The 988 Mobile Crisis Outreach Response Teams (MCORTs) are now operational, the state Department of Human Services announced on April 17. MCORTs teams are available...

Township receives state grant for park improvements

The completion of a walking path is on the horizon for Northern Community Park through a state grant. The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs'...

‘Not a bad porch on the map’

Familiar sounds of live music and community will once again be heard straight from neighborhood porches when Princeton Porchfest returns this Saturday. Princeton Porchfest...

Burlington County Commissioners invite artists to submit work for senior art show

The Burlington County Senior Art Show is returning to Historic Smithville Park this spring and the County Commissioners are encouraging senior artists to help...

‘Where the bad guys go’

Courtesy of the Bordentown Township Police Department Local Cub Scouts Pack 3’s Bear Den stopped by Bordentown Township Police Department recently for a tour. The...

‘Many still are suffering’

It's been five years since Lydia Gray lost her dominant left hand in an accident. "It was devastating, it was humiliating because at that moment...

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