There might be a number of local Plainsboro and West Windsor races on the Nov. 2 ballot, but the contest for West Windsor mayor is the only one in both towns that is contested.
Long-time councilwoman Linda Geevers and Martin Whitfield, a member of the WW-P School Board, are running unopposed for two four-year terms on West Windsor Township Council in the Nov. 2 election.
Here's a guide to what lies ahead in this year’s Nov. 2 election, including information on early voting, registration, submission of ballots, and other essential information to stay on top of the voting process.
The following are letters of support received by communitynews.org and the West Windsor and Plainsboro News for Tirza Wahrman, who is running for mayor of West Windsor.
The following are letters of support received by communitynews.org and the West Windsor and Plainsboro News for West Windsor Mayor Hemant Marathe who is running for reelection.
Despite having their seasons shut down by COVID-19 last year, the girls’ tennis teams at high schools North and South have hardly missed a beat this season.
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FEMA has made a disaster declaration in Mercer and Middlesex County as a result of Tropical Storm Ida last month.
On Monday, Oct. 4, West Windsor Volunteer Fire Company #1, Station 43, is commemorating its 100 years of service to the West Windsor community with a charity golf outing at Mercer Oaks Golf Course.
The Township of West Windsor Shade Tree Commission will hold a delayed Arbor Day celebration due to the pandemic and the school calendar.
Parc at Princeton Junction, a 232-unit housing community located less than a mile from Princeton Junction Train Station, has been sold to a private buyer for $92.15 million, JLL Capital Markets announced.
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Many towns within Mercer County area saw moderate levels of population growth over the last 10 years, according to information released last month by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Madi Sinha’s first novel deals with a young Indian doctor struggling through her medical residency.
The New Jersey State Button Society will lift its pandemic-induced pause button and celebrate its 80th anniversary tri-state button show at the Union Fire Company and Rescue Square Hall in Titusville on Sept. 11.
AIR founder on the importance of opening up
Marijuana might be legal in New Jersey, but residents of most area municipalities will have to travel to another town if they want to buy some.
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Whole World Arts, located in the MarketFair space formerly operated by Bobby’s Burger Palace, is the West Windsor Arts Council’s new exhibition space gallery, shop, and a studio for workshops and classes.
Comic book writer Fabian Nicieza, the co-creator of Deadpool, recently released his first book, "Suburban Dicks."
After being forced to pause meetings due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Amateur Astronomers Association of Princeton is finally back and looking at the stars.
Gas up the grill and get those sparklers ready—July 4 is just around the corner.
Inspired Threads has found a way to create meaningful employment for people with disabilities in the exciting world of eco-fashion
Inspired Threads has taken on the mission of raising awareness of the sometimes overwhelming obstacles that people with disabilities face in the job market
Piano sales have spiked due to the pandemic, and with a new location in the Windsor Green Shopping Center, Jacobs Music is poised to take advantage of the increased demand.
Ever since I was a freshman, I have looked forward to my senior year of high school. The trips, prom, graduation—it seemed like a dream to be a senior. Unfortunately, my senior year was robbed from me by COVID-19.
Kavin Haldo uses his voice to speak up on behalf of people of color and the LGBTQ+ community. Now, he’s doing that on a larger scale.
In looking beyond the talent, beyond the dedication and beyond the coaching, Varsha Gollarhalli felt there was a truly intangible ingredient in the High School South girls’ volleyball team’s success this year—fun.
Those looking to find the “just right” type of activity between the vaccine-softening quarantining and full public exposure, the place to go may your actual backyard or neighborhood.
James Demetriades, the recently named CEO of Penn Medicine Princeton Health in Plainsboro, is taking charge of one of the region’s major medical centers during an era of unprecedented changes.
Her real name was You’ll Do Lobelia. She changed it and became a star. Long before there was Cher, Madonna, or Beyoncé, there was Elsie.
Right now the WW-P Board of Education is deciding how much they will raise our taxes this year. They should consider lowering our taxes this year. The budget will be voted on around April 25.
The story of Penns Neck begins with the icon after whom it was named—William Penn, famed Quaker founder of Pennsylvania.
The mission of the youth chapter of People for Urban and Rural Education Youth is to help bridge the gap between students and academic resources.
Mercer County and the communities within will receive a combined total of almost $187 million in aid from the federal government over the next two years.
Melkamu Woldemariam has the best of both worlds. His position as an assistant professor of biology at The College of New Jersey affords him the opportunity to do the two things he loves—teach and conduct research.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Friends of West Windsor Open Space. FOWWOS has contributed to the preservation of over 50 percent of West Windsor Township.
Prices are up and inventory is down—that’s the state of residential real estate in New Jersey’s capital region during the first months of 2021.
On Feb. 9, 1797, West Windsor was formed by an act of State Legislature. At 224 years old, the municipality contains a rich, well-documented history.
Communities often look to artists to provide the bridge between what has happened in the past and what is needed going forward.
A number of area organizations, including the Boys and Girls Clubs of Mercer County, have been working together to bring the African Link Initiative to life.
I am writing this letter for two reasons. One, because Yes We Can! Food Drives is so deeply appreciative of the community support we have received this past year in collecting food to help our neighbors overcome food security.
When I heard there was a chance of snow the night of Dec. 16, the news passed over my head without much of a second thought.
Officials have struggled to meet demand for the coronavirus vaccine, leaving people confused and frustrated about how, where and when they can get it.
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 congresswoman believes she was exposed to the virus during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
What started as a couple of friends trying to do some good during a pandemic turned into thousands of masks sewn by dozens of volunteers.
The 653-acre tract will be developed for commercial use.
Beginning this month, the Historical Society of West Windsor will write a monthly column covering our town’s surprisingly rich heritage.
Shikha Rastogi has always been dedicated to promoting diversity and inclusion. A few years ago, she was finally able to formalize her passion.
The West Windsor Farmers Market’s winter season runs every first and third Saturday until the end of April at MarketFair in West Windsor.
The Mother India Crochet Queens set a Guinness record for the largest display of crocheted Christmas decorations—66,158.
Andrew Hersh decided to pursue the vacant seat for one reason: “The opportunity to do more for our community.”
Participants are encouraged to decorate their cars with lights and drive through a collection station in West Windsor.
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