Remarks from Montgomery Veterans Committee Advisor Mike Maloney — a Marine Corps CH-53 aircrew member from 1984 to 1987. Maloney addressed addressed the large crowd of attendees at the Montgomery Township Veterans Day Ceremony on Sunday, November 8 at Veterans Park.

Marjorie Rehm Jacobs — a 50 year resident of Belle Mead — died unexpectedly in Lakewood Ranch, Florida, on Sunday October 18, 2026, just two months shy of her 100th birthday.

Riyas Abdulkhaderkunju, 44, of Plainsboro, appeared before Superior Court Judge Peter J. Tober for a pre-indictment conference at Somerset County Courthouse on Friday, November 6. He is charged with five counts of criminal sexual contact and one count of sexual assault by force or coercion that allegedly occurred while the five victims were getting massages at a Montgomery Township spa on Route 206 in Skillman. Judge Tober referred the sexual assault case to a Grand Jury.

Donald W. Matthews leaves behind a long legacy of public service — 57 years to be exact — to his beloved township. He died on Saturday, October 31, at 8 pm, at the age of 96. During his many years in Montgomery, Don built trust and connection as an elected official and established and served on organizations that brought neighbors together and strengthened social bonds.

David H. McAlpin Jr., 94. (January 19, 1928 - August 5, 2022) had major impact on social and environmental causes in Montgomery and Princeton. He died peacefully, surrounded by his four children, on August 5, 2022 in Skillman, NJ after a long, full life.

A Somerset County Grand Jury indicted a Belle Mead pre-med student of Aggravated Manslaughter with Extreme Indifference(1st degree) on October 22, a charge that could carry up to 30 years in prison. Two additional charges: Reckless Death by Auto (2nd degree) and Knowingly Leaving the Scene of a Motor Vehicle Accident resulting in Death (2nd degree) could add an additional 10 to 20 years in prison if the 18-year-old college student — Siddartha P. Surapanani — is found guilty i

Skillman, NJ - The Montgomery Police Department, in partnership with the local health department, brought an engaging prevention initiative to Montgomery High School on October 21, focusing the dangers of vaping and substance abuse.