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Two Charged in Business Email Compromise Scheme After Cyber Crimes Task Force Investigation - MercerMe

1 week ago | mercerme.com

Mercer County Prosecutor Janetta D. Marbrey reported that two individuals have been charged in connection with a sophisticated business email compromise
New Jersey Eyes Ocean Energy as Electric Rates Surge - MercerMe

1 week ago | mercerme.com | Madison Miller

With electricity bills soaring, New Jersey lawmakers are exploring alternative renewable energy sources — including the untapped potential of ocean wave
Hopewell Borough Council Plans for Busy Summer, Additional Water Sale Info Sessions

2 weeks ago | mercerme.com | Mary McIntyre

1 At its June 5 meeting, the Hopewell Borough Council discussed a packed calendar of summer events, welcomed the nearing completion of the Elizabethtown Gasworks project, and advanced plans to put the potential sale of the municipal water system before voters in November. Council members noted that construction and road closures related to the gas project should wrap up in the coming weeks. A full list of summer events is available on the Borough’s website.
Residents Share Frustration at Hopewell Borough Planning Board Meeting

2 weeks ago | mercerme.com | Mary McIntyre

1 Tension and frustration filled the air at the June 4 Hopewell Borough Planning Board meeting, as residents voiced concerns over borough processes, inefficiencies, and a lack of communication from officials. Among the most emotional testimony came from Dr. Jill Farmer, a local neurologist and owner of 45 West Broad Street—located at the corner of Broad and Princeton Avenue.
Hopewell Borough Council Hosts Info Session on Future of Water System

3 weeks ago | mercerme.com | Mary McIntyre

1 On May 29, nearly 20 members of the public attended a “Public Outreach Session on Potential Sale of Water Utility” hosted by the Hopewell Borough Council at Borough Hall on Broad Street. Council members shared an informational slide presentation with those in attendance and others watching online, followed by a Q&A with the audience. “Our goal is to help everyone understand what their choice will be in November,” said Mayor Ryan Kennedy in opening remarks.
Hopewell Borough Memorial Day Parade Marks 157 Years

1 month ago | mercerme.com | Mary McIntyre

1 In this day and age, there are few town traditions that have endured more than a century. In Hopewell Borough, one such tradition continues proudly: the Memorial Day Parade, now in its 157th year. The parade has marched down Broad Street through multiple wars, national tragedies, political disagreements among neighbors, and even the COVID-19 pandemic — yet it remains an unbroken tribute to the men and women who have lost their lives in service to our country.
Hopewell Borough Withdraws from PILOT Lawsuit, Passes 2025 Budget

1 month ago | mercerme.com | Mary McIntyre

1 The Hopewell Borough Council voted May 1 to withdraw from a lawsuit between the borough’s and Hopewell Township regarding PILOT (Payment in Lieu of Taxes) funds, bringing the legal dispute one step closer to resolutionThe move came during the start of the Council’s May meeting, following an executive session to discuss litigation under NJS 10:4-12b(7).
Easter Week Happenings Abound in the Hopewell Valley

2 months ago | mercerme.com | Mary McIntyre

1 As Easter approaches, the Hopewell Valley is alive with springtime spirit — from egg hunts and craft fairs to sunrise services and community meals, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate. Below is a roundup of many of the events and activities happening throughout the area over the next week, offering something for every age, tradition, and interest. Friday, April 111:00pm – 5:00pmColumbiettes Easter Flower Sale. Cash and credit accepted. St. Alphonsus Church, 54 E.
Hopewell Borough Council Moves Forward on Traffic-Calming Measures, Responds to Restaurant Concerns

2 months ago | mercerme.com | Mary McIntyre

1 At its April 3 meeting, the Hopewell Borough Council tackled a range of community issues, including new traffic-calming initiatives aimed at improving pedestrian and cyclist safety and ongoing concerns from local restaurant owners about a new grease trap ordinance. Safer Streets Ahead on North Greenwood AvenueCouncil member Krista Weaver shared a presentation outlining the next steps in the borough’s ongoing traffic-calming efforts.
Hopewell Borough Planning Board Talks Affordable Housing, Approves Renovations to Historic Bungalow

2 months ago | mercerme.com | Mary McIntyre

1 The Hopewell Borough Planning Board met April 2 to move forward on plans addressing the borough’s affordable housing requirements. Also on the agenda: a proposed renovation to a 1944 bungalow at 42 Hart Ave., which sits in the borough’s historic buffer zone. Alison Baxter, chair of the Hopewell Historic Preservation Commission (HPC), presented the commission’s recommendations for the Hart Ave. project. The HPC works with the Planning Board to help protect the town’s historic character.