Lambertville Historical Society To Release 7th Annual Christmas Album
Cover Photo: Stephen Harris (stephenharrisphotography.com) Local artists have collaborated once again to produce the 7th annual “Season’s Greetings from Lambertville” music CD, with sales benefitting the Lambertville Historical Society. This year’s album has the most tracks ever, totaling 21 songs, which include traditional carols More...
Veterans Day: What it’s all about, what’s open/closed
Veterans Day is observed every year on Nov. 11, and honors those who’ve served in the United States Armed Forces. In other countries around the world, Nov. 11 is also reserved for Armistice Day and Remembrance More...
Pennsylvania fights back against the spotted lanternfly
(Photo: Penn State) Southeastern Pennsylvania is currently under invasion by the spotted lanternfly, and officials say it’s time to fight back. The spotted lanternfly was first seen in Berks County in 2014, probably More...
Family aims to bring new life to historic Holcombe House in Lambertville
Ask nearly anyone living along the Delaware River in Hunterdon County if they know the property, and the inevitable response is: “I know that house,” followed by questions about whether it’s been bought More...
Deer in your headlights?
Fall is officially here, and October, November and December are the worst months of the year for motor vehicle collisions with animals. A collision with a deer or other animal can put a serious dent in your vehicle, More...
Photos from Saturday’s Peace Fair in Lahaska
Several thousand visitors from Bucks and surrounding counties visited the 19th annual Peace Fair in Lahaska last Saturday to learn more about what area nonprofits are doing to promote peace, social justice, healthy More...
Lambertville Goes Wild to hold native plant sale Sept. 22
(Photo: Mary Anne Borge) Volunteer group Lambertville Goes Wild will sponsor a native plant sale on Saturday, Sept. 22, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Cavallo Park on Mount Hope Street in Lambertville. Wild Ridge Plants More...
Celebrating the American worker on Labor Day
For many of us, Labor Day marks the traditional end to summer, much as Memorial Day marks its beginning. In times past, Labor Day even had a sartorial importance, as those of higher caste wouldn’t dream of wearing More...
Rep. Helen Tai to host senior fair Aug. 14 in New Hope
State Rep. Helen Tai will host a senior fair from on Tuesday, Aug. 14, at the New Hope Volunteer Eagle Fire Company building. The event offers older area residents useful information about about health care, property More...
Brook Trout Population Growing in Aquetong Creek
Birds do it. Bees do it. Even the trout in the creek do it, according to recent research by a local nature group. Surveys conducted by the Bucks County chapter of Trout Unlimited in June and July confirmed that More...
