Tag: Hopewell Township
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Voters will elect officials, school board members on Nov. 6
Hopewell Valley voters will go to the polls Nov. 6 to choose candidates for elected office – from municipal officials and school board members to federal, state and county offices. Polling locations in Hopewell Borough, Hopewell Township and Pennington will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. At the local level, Hopewell Borough voters…
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Hopewell Township officials: Test results indicate water is safe
The water is safe to drink for Hopewell Township residents whose water is supplied by the Trenton Water Works. That is the message from the Hopewell Township Department of Health based on water samples taken from numerous locations in the Trenton Water Works service area in the township. An independent consultant tested the water at…
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Hopewell Township residents may discuss water concerns at Oct. 10 forum
Hopewell Township residents who get their drinking water from the Trenton Water Works will have a chance to speak to Trenton Water Works representatives one-on-one at a special forum next week. The Oct. 10 forum will run from 7-9 p.m. at the Stony Brook Elementary School, 20 Stephenson Road. The event is the third in…
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Question: Area resident competes on ‘Jeopardy!’ Answer: Who is Kian Barry
With a passion for trivia, flash cards and hours of studying, area resident Kian Barry will be competing on ABC’s “Jeopardy!” quiz show on Oct. 4. Born and raised in the East Brunswick, Barry graduated from East Brunswick High School in 2004 and lived in East Brunswick for 27 years. He currently lives in Hopewell…
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Hopewell Township looks for buyer for Pennytown Shopping Village tract
Hopewell Township has hired a real estate broker to find a buyer for the township-owned Pennytown property, which is a former small-scale shopping center on 25 acres bounded by Route 31, Route 654 and Route 612. Commercial Property Network Inc., West Windsor Township, was awarded the listing for the Pennytown Shopping Village property by the…
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Saying ‘goodbye’ to a community staple: The Brothers Moon announces closing
When Will Mooney — Hopewell resident and The Brothers Moon chef and owner — attended culinary school in 1987, he had set the goal of owning his own restaurant, and keeping its doors open, for 15 years. The Brothers Moon opened on West Broad Street in March 2001, but after dinner service on Sept. 29,…
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Marketing plan will advise region’s residents of affordable housing availability
The first shovel of dirt has not yet been tossed, but Hopewell Township officials are already preparing a marketing plan for the potential 653 affordable housing units that will be built in the township as a result of a settlement with the Fair Share Housing Center. The Fair Share Housing Center, Cherry Hill, which advocates…
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Peach festival returns to Hopewell Township on Aug. 18
It’ll be just peachy on Aug. 18 as the Pennington Farmers Market hosts its annual Peach Festival on the lawn in front of Rosedale Mills, Route 31 North, Hopewell Township. One of the highlights of the annual event, which will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., is the Peach Bake-off – a friendly…
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Plans call for replacement of bridges in Hopewell Township
Plans are in the works to replace two bridges in Hopewell Township that are in poor condition, using a $3.2 million state grant that has been awarded to Mercer County by the state Department of Transportation (DOT). One project calls for replacing two adjacent bridge structures, both of which are owned by Mercer County, on…
