Director Charles Ferguson examines the leadership behind the Iraq war in No End in Sight.

Curator Beverly A. Weidl: "There is an incredible amount of history in this building." By Olivia Tattory    This month, the Hopewell Museum, 28 E. Broad St., is displaying pictures of the building in which it is housed.    Once a residence, it was built in 1877 for Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Stout, whose lumberyard business was…

By: Kyle Moylan The members of the Washington softball team may have opened action in the state Final Four with a game they’d like to forget, but they finished it with one they’ll always remember.    After losing its first game in the state tournament, the Washington 10-year-olds won the next four in a row to…

Jayvees fall in summer league final By: Rudy Brandl    Many new players got their first chance to impress Hillsborough High head girls’ basketball coach Jim Reese this summer.    Participation numbers were very good and many newcomers took advantage of the many opportunities to play basketball. The Hillsborough girls put teams into two leagues at HHS,…

Taking the kids to college By: Joan Ruddiman    A rite of passage is playing out in households this month as parents and teens are poised to begin an entirely new phase of life.    The bed-in-a-bag is ready to go with boxes of stuff to make life in the college dorm even more comfortable than home.…

The sounds of old-time music will fill the air at Howell Living History Farm. By: Anthony Stoeckert TIMEOFF/MARK CZAJKOWKSI Hunterdon Folk Exchange’s Greg Myers does some fiddling at Howell Living History Farm, where the group will host Fiddlin’ on the Farm.    Ever wonder if there’s a difference between a fiddle and a violin? Greg Myers…

Former players loved coach’s enthusiasm By: Rudy Brandl    Steve Venuto never stopped coaching, no matter what the score of the game or situation within the season. His Manville High baseball teams embodied that same spirit and enthusiasm for the past 14 years.    It didn’t matter if the Mustangs were competing in a tight state playoff…

Sergio Neri, co-owner of Hopewell Valley Vineyards, samples the final product. Staff photo by Mark Czajkowski

Resident opposed to Wal-Mart proposal encourages Planning Board attendance Aug. 20 To the Editor:     The proposed Wal-Mart on Spruce Street in Lawrence Township would be a disaster for Lawrence, Ewing and Trenton. Wal-Mart would bring a massive increase of traffic along Princeton Avenue and Spruce Street, already excessively busy roads as any local could…