If you are unemployed, retired or just a deadbeat, you have probably already been spending lots of time in your garden
If you are unemployed, retired or just a deadbeat, you have probably already been spending lots of time in your garden
Hopewell Township’s 2023 municipal tax rate will decrease by -0.7% vs. last year
The conclusion to the story of Richard Gilder, the Bordentown man who was inspired by, and became friends with, the leading writer-thinkers of his day
The time for our Recreation Division to shine is upon us, highlighted by our Community Day Festival on June 10 at Community Park.
Our family car, a 2007 Hyundai Entourage minivan, gave up the ghost a few months ago, with the odometer just short of 175,000 miles.
Karen Wilbert-Keppel is an artist who works on her art every day, as artists are supposed to
Safety is the top priority of Baldpate owner Mercer County Park Commission
Richard Watson Gilder (1844-1909) considered himself a disciple of the fireside poets
"My home recently underwent a “reorganization”— my wife’s favored euphemism for the rearranging of items so that I can no longer find them."
Melissa Kelly (no relation) is the manager of volunteer services at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton
"I was traveling up Aunt Molly Road on my way to a party when I said to myself: 'Who is Aunt Molly?'"
Normally, I would reserve the well-deserved praise for our Robbinsville Township Police Department in this space for August, when “National Night Out” corresponds with “Police Appreciation Week.”
I recently came upon a Facebook post on one of the several community pages that stated the following:
Tatiana Oles, a native of Moldova, makes art in a wide variety of media with an evolving versatility that ranges from jewelry to sculpture.
I intend this article to better inform those interested in our public budget process. Although it is a bit choppy with dates and descriptions, I hope that by the end of the article, the reader will be more informed about what we do and when, and maybe prompt them to participate or follow alo…
He carved out a life for his family, he carved out a love for his family.
50 snuck up on me; I don’t feel 50 years old, and apparently I’m not alone in that
One of the core duties of the Hopewell Township Committee is to deliver the services our residents expect for the lowest possible cost.
The Green Week theme is “Climate Action”
So do you want to hear about my surgery? Of course not. Nobody wants to listen to a symphony of whining, sniveling self-pity
Constantin 'Cotty' Nazarie is a Hamilton-based sculptor and family man.
Below is the revised version of a previously released budget message. The revised message provides for a reduction of the tax increase from 2.75 cents to 2.50 cents. This is what is in the budget introduced to the governing body at the March 7, 2023 meeting.
On Saturday, April 15, 2023, FoHVOS will administer its 63rd and final Clean Communities Day as the program transitions to management by Hopewell Township
Hey ChatGPT, write a column for the Hamilton Post NJ that is witty
The Hopewell Public Library is quaint, it’s cozy, it’s historical, and it has good books — but it needs more space
We have said since even before polls closed on Nov. 8, 2022 that we will not stop until fundamental change is made in how Mercer County runs its elections.
Susan Kelly makes colorful abstracted glass art into 3-D sculpted pieces.
Seemingly lost in all the misinformation, rumors and just plain untruths surrounding the possible future preservation of Serenity Farms (aka Gafgen Farm; aka Lavender Farm), Robbinsville Township officially renewed its lease of a portion of Block 5, Lot 1—also known as the Thompson Tract/Cub…
The internet has made thousands of recipes more widely available than ever before, meaning this should be a golden age for amateur cooking. Right?
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Doug Kiovsky's monthly 'Bend in the River' column on Bordentown history
Who is interested in a short story about the municipal budget process for Lawrence Township?
While November and December are times of great thanks, appreciation and celebration, 2023 brings new hope and a growing wish to heal all that divides us.
So many young people come to me desperate for advice: How do you get to be a cranky old man?
My email box was completely filled with forwards of the New York Times Dec. 14 article entitled, “They Fought the Lawn. And the Lawn’s Done.”
Long ago, my wife and I resolved to write our resolutions for each New Year on a slip of paper and place them inside a Christmas ornament
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As I look back on 2022, I can definitively say that land developers and business owners are actively looking to recover from lost time and money since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hollywood is GFS' director of corporate and foundation engagement.
We continue this month with our exploration of the Delaware River and its parallel “ribbons of transport”—the canal, the railroad and the roads—that constitute the western boundary of our township.
Each month, the Historical Society of West Windsor—a nonprofit that preserves and promotes local history—publishes a column covering our town’s rich heritage.
A seemingly very long time ago, in the days before called COVID-19, the members of our governing body and I had discussions about making a more substantial effort to improve communications with the community and better support our local businesses.
The legacy of George Raymond began with a wintry gale as the hard pounding surf crashed against his ship off the coast of Cape May
Using Auntie Diz Knee’s patented “Fun Scrambler App™,” you’ll be randomly assigned to rides and eateries at any time and place except the one you wanted
The chief challenge for children on a playground is to figure out how to turn a seemingly safe facility into something as dangerous as possible
As we close 2022, issues surrounding world peace, global health, climate worries, and international economies are on our minds and impact us locally
Monthly update from the Hopewell Township Committee
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I love the holidays. I love seeing Christmas commercials on TV, I love cooking and serving Thanksgiving dinner, I love shopping for Christmas, I love partying on New Year’s Eve.
It goes without saying that the last two elections run in Mercer County have not gone as planned.
Today, the Historical Society of West Windsor—a 100% volunteer nonprofit that preserves and promotes local history—explores the history of West Windsor’s first suburban development, which many residents call home: Berrien City.
Chee Bravo was recently the featured artist of the month at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton
"I’ve seen worse in other places, but the lack of maintenance definitely sent a message that no one cared enough to keep it clean"
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