Lambertville commission discusses Swan Creek, emerald ash borer, canal trees
The Lambertville Environmental Commission delved into a busy agenda at its March 27 meeting. The Free Press asked for an update on issues surrounding Swan Creek during the public comment period. Recently, the More...
With Raven temporarily closed, Cub Room at New Hope Lodge carries the torch
Earlier in March, The Raven‘s restaurant and bar closed abruptly due to “sudden repair issues.” With many patrons now left without the ritual of pre-gaming at the New Hope Lodge‘s Cub Room More...
Pop-up parklet and parking problems highlight Lambertville work session
A handful of Lambertville businesses will be hosting a parklet starting in May, it was announced at the March 5 work session of Lambertville’s city council at the Philip L. Pittore Justice Center. Broadmoor, More...
With the Oscars Near, Here are some Underrated Films at Your Local Library
Parts of The New Hope-Solebury collection (left) and Lambertville’s (right) The 91st Academy Awards are Sunday night, February 24. Theaters are quite far away from us, although On Demand options have made More...
New Hope Run Club hosting 5K to highlight rare diseases
Rare Disease Day is approaching, and to support the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the New Hope Run Club is holding a Zebra 5K Run/Walk on Tuesday, More...
Lambertville considers closing city garage yard to public
The Department of Public Works (DPW) city garage yard on Quarry Street in Lambertville is set for potential closure to the public at the end of the month. At the Feb. 4 work session of the Governing Body of the More...
Lambertville City Council discusses vulture concerns
(Photo: Alan Rigoletto) Lambertville’s issue with vultures was a major topic at the Governing Body of the City Meeting on Jan. 29 at the Phillip L. Pittore Justice Center on South Union Street. The item More...
New high school running track discussed at South Hunterdon Board of Education meeting
A new running track, too many half days, and new municipal committees were highlights of the Jan. 28 South Hunterdon Board of Education (BOE) meeting at South Hunterdon Regional High School. About 20 area residents More...
First ‘Working Session’ For Lambertville City Council Covers Parklets, New Business Administrator and Possible Hill Street Sweepers
Lambertville Mayor Julia Fahl and City Council introduced “working sessions” this year, which are non-voting meetings designed “for residents, along with the governing body, to discuss ongoing More...
Julia Fahl Sworn in as Mayor of Lambertville
Julia Fahl was sworn in as mayor of Lambertville on Tuesday, Jan. 1, before a large crowd at the Phillip L. Pittore Justice Center on South Union Street. Among the distinguished guests attending the ceremony were State More...
