"She's just an all-around great teammate," said coach Ron Jones.

The most important new face—if only because of the nature of the position—has been Allison Hoppe.

After the collapse of the Napoleonic Empire in 1815, political unrest forced Napoleon Bonaparte’s brother, Joseph, into self-imposed exile

The Bordentown Regional High School Class of 2021 is set to graduate June 17.

Jennifer Sciortino has some other ideas about what she can bring to the city—namely, unity.

If you had told Emily Ayers a year ago that she’d be running a successful candle business out of her home, she would have laughed in your face.

Groups all across the region are planning outdoor garden tours to mark the transition from spring to summer.

The results remain unofficial until all mail-in ballots have been counted. Results are set to be certified by Burlington County May 18.

Charles Lucien Bonaparte (1803-1857), prince of Musignano and Canino, was the son of Alexandrine de Bleschamp and Lucien Bonaparte, the third brother after Joseph and Napoleon.

Gavin Martin returns as a three-year starter and will be the staff ace, while Josh Petrone looks like a solid No. 2.

Plans for the old Ocean Spray site in Bordentown City are now up in the air after the last owner sold the 60,000-square-foot bottling plant to a Brooklyn-based developer.

Mazzella’s state championship debut was the first ever by a member of the Scotties girls’ wrestling team.

The Bordentown Arts Children’s Mural Project was inspired by the turmoil of 2020—the pandemic, social unrest.

Incumbents John Brodowski, Jim Lynch and Joe Myers are up for reelection. Ed Foley and Jennifer Sciortino challenge.

The Farnsworth Avenue Stone Arch Carriage Bridge and Tunnel was slated to be replaced based on a plan proposed by the New Jersey Department of Transportation.

The Bordentown Regional School District will go back to in-person instruction for students who want it later this month.

Two plate appearances and one official at-bat. That’s the amount of varsity experience the Bordentown High baseball team has returning this season and it’s all in the form of Connor Wood.

Missing his wife deeply, Joseph threw his energy into finding property where he could build a palatial country estate.

The city’s asset management plan designated the street as one of the areas most in need of improvement three years ago, but talks about the site started to ramp up a few months ago.

It wasn’t hard for Kara Parker to see that her teachers at Bordentown Regional Middle School needed a break. Or at least a treat.

Christine Wendland, the owner, baker and chef behind the HoopHouse stand at the weekly farmers market, opened her first brick-and-mortar restaurant in the city.

Junior Sean Horner is the top bowler on a team that has no seniors this year.

Following the Constitution’s last wartime assignment, Stewart and his wife settled on a 225-acre farm outside of Bordentown with finances that he accumulated as a merchant seaman.

The high caliber impact that Gilbert Stuart left on the world of early American art is huge.

When it comes to the Rescue Mission of Trenton, Barrett Young isn’t exactly a stranger.

Officials have struggled to meet demand for the coronavirus vaccine, leaving people confused and frustrated about how, where and when they can get it.

Coach John Myers feels Kennedy is one of the best, and compares him to one of the best—Maurice Cheeks.

A six-month investigation by the Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office has resulted in the arrest of 18 suspects and the seizure of some 1,000 grams of heroin, 1,000 grams of methamphetamine, 15 pounds of marijuana, 11 guns, six vehicles and more than $22,000 in cash.

The Wingman program is a unique youth leadership program specifically designed for school environments.

Showcasing work by several noted women artists from the Greater Trenton region, the work was designed and curated by nationally recognized Trenton artist Mel Leipzig.

At the end of the 18th century, the revolution that brought independence was now directed on industry.

There will be a new township representative on the Bordentown Regional Board of Education starting this month. Aneka Miller stepped down from her seat in December after being elected to Bordentown Township Council in November, which created a vacancy for the remainder of her term, set to exp…

One of the nation’s largest cannabis dispensaries is coming to Bordentown.

Blanding’s return was not the main reason Bordentown High’s football team enjoyed a renaissance this fall, but it sure didn’t hurt.

With the cancellation its usual events, Bordentown City Cats decided to host a special virtual event for the holidays.

Homefront has distributed more than double the number of groceries and other basic essentials in 2020 than in a normal year.

In June of 1783, the Second Continental Congress moved from Philadelphia to Princeton under the protection of New Jersey officials.

One of the nice things about Jay Beyers is that when it comes to scoring goals, he can be pretty or gritty.

The building was officially closed March 17 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

It was only a matter of time before the French Fleet would liberate Philadelphia from English occupation.

With just five seniors and a bevy of underclassmen, Bordentown was 3-2-1 entering an Oct. 22 game with New Egypt.

The property, sold for $4.6 million, was once part of the Bordentown Waterfront Development project.

Let’s face it: most of us have gotten into a routine when it comes to ordering food during the pandemic

Two candidates are up for two spots on the township committee: incumbent James Kostoplis and Aneka Miller. 

There are three open seats on the Bordentown Regional Board of Education: one Bordentown Township seat, one Bordentown City seat and on Fieldsboro seat.

The coronavirus pandemic may have altered the way we start to usher in spooky season, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still celebrate—safely and responsibly.

In the summer of 1777, British General Sir William Howe set into motion an ambitious plan to strike at the heart of American democracy.