Mostly Motets celebrate Christmas music at St. Philip’s Church in New Hope
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church in New Hope will host Mostly Motets for a free concert of Christmas music on Sunday, Dec. 16, at 3 p.m. Mostly Motets is a vocal ensemble made up of 11 musicians from the Yardley/Princeton area singing under the direction of Timothy Carpenter. The organization was founded in 1996 as a sight-singing group, but it quickly More...
Fox & Hound Inn hosts newest piece in New Hope Arts’ Outdoor Sculpture Project
“Hobbes Claw III” with (L to R) Pamm Kerr, Lisa Menz and Stephen Klema Stephen Klema’s “Hobbes Claw III,” the latest addition to the New Hope Arts Outdoor Sculpture Project, has found More...
Passing of Ricky Crosby of New Hope
Richard W. “Ricky” Crosby, 62, of New Hope, died on Sunday, Oct. 21, at Doylestown Hospital. Born in and raised in Trenton, Ricky graduated from St. Anthony’s High School and attended Glassboro State College More...
Lambertville Council President Steve Stegman resigns
Lambertville Council President Steven M. Stegman The City of Lambertville announced today that Council President Steve Stegman has resigned, citing his need to devote his energy to family obligations. “Pressing More...
Soup in the spotlight at Trinity Day School fundraiser
Autumn is a great season for soup, and that’s why the dish takes center stage during the third annual Bounty Fest: Bake & Broth at Trinity Day School in Solebury on Saturday, Oct. 20. The event helps More...
Children’s author Artie Bennett to appear at Farley’s Bookshop in New Hope
Acclaimed children’s book author Artie Bennett will signing copies of his popular picture books on Sunday, Oct. 14, at Farley’s Bookshop in New Hope. With beloved classics like “The Butt Book,” More...
Bucks County Women’s Chorus to perform at St. Philip’s in New Hope
The Bucks County Women’s Chorus (BCWC) will perform at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church on Sunday, Oct. 7, at 3 p.m. The 30-voice tour choir is part of the larger 90-voice Bucks County Women’s Chorus. More...
Passing of Gregory Williamson of Lambertville
Gregory “Greg” Williamson of Lambertville died on Sunday, Sept. 23. He was 39 years old. Born in Doylestown, Greg was a lifelong resident of Lambertville. A graduate of South Hunterdon Regional High More...
Lambertville Democratic Nominee Raises Concerns Over Municipal Debt, Trash Collection at City Council Meeting
After Lambertville Mayor David Del Vecchio and City Council approved a notable plastics ban during the Sept. 17 Governing Body of the City meeting, an ordinance that would authorize $191,900 in general improvement More...
Lambertville Police Director Bruce Cocuzza to retire
Lambertville Police Director Bruce Cocuzza Lambertville Police Director Bruce Cocuzza will retire on Dec. 1, city officials announced Thursday. Cocuzza headed the Lambertville Police Department for more More...
