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MercerMe MercerMe is the hyperlocal, independent, community-supported online newspaper serving Hopewell Valley

MercerMe is a hyperlocal online news source offering grassroots news, events and feature coverage in the Hopewell Valley, Mercer County, New Jersey. Written by community members for community members, our writers are the people you know — or at least the people you know your friend knows. With coverage on issues important to the internet-connected generation, we fill a gap left unfilled by the shr

inking print and traditional media in our area. We are proud to be on the forefront of important local events and issues.

10/21/2025

By Adam Kimball, NJ State House News Service Utility bills spiked 20% in June, stunning New Jersey consumers and turning the cost of electricity into a

10/21/2025

When asked by his late friend, Larry Hilton, to "celebrate what was central to (his) being,” Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, Yusef Komunyakaa, reflected on

10/21/2025

Join The Delaware River Greenway Partnership (DRGP) at Washington Crossing Historic Park’s (PA) Visitor Center Auditorium for a screening of “George

10/21/2025

There is a Flu Shot Clinic on Tuesday, Oct 21 from 3pm-7pm at the Pennington Borough Municipal Building. This clinic is geared for residents in Hopewell

10/20/2025

Dr. Barbara McCarty talks with one of the students at Mercer Elementary after their race costume was assembled. Above Helen Corveleyn works with

10/20/2025

Central New Jersey’s role in the nation’s founding took center stage Sunday as local historical organizations gathered at the 1867 Sanctuary in Ewing for

10/20/2025

Paving and roadway improvements will continue across several streets in Pennington Borough and Hopewell Township between October

10/20/2025

To the Editor: We write today to urge our fellow Hopewell Valley friends and neighbors to support our schools and vote Yes to BOTH questions on the

10/20/2025

To the Editor: Dr. Rosetta Treece’s recent MercerMe letter in support of Question 2 tells only part of the story. The district’s own records,

More than 1,000 people were in Hopewell for the No Kings protest on Saturday
10/19/2025

More than 1,000 people were in Hopewell for the No Kings protest on Saturday

More than 1,000 people lined Broad Street in Hopewell Borough Saturday afternoon as part of the nationwide “No Kings” day of peaceful protest, joining

10/19/2025

Woolsey Park was buzzing with costumes, candy buckets, and community spirit Saturday afternoon as Hopewell Township hosted its annual “Haunted Hopewell”

10/19/2025

Local and county officials gathered Friday morning for the annual Hopewell Valley Mayors’ Breakfast, hosted by the Hopewell Valley Municipal Alliance at

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