Somerset County NJ officials have lowered the speed limit on Washington Street (Route 518) to 25 mph, from Route 206 to the Rocky Hill bridges over the Millstone River and the D&R Canal.

Dr. Omur Silit, the new owner of Caring Heart Animal Hospital, encourages pet owners to focus on a simple habit that can have a big impact: brushing their pets’ teeth every day.

Art has been Patrice Sprovieri’s “first love” since she can remember, and she pursued it early, attending Cooper Union for art school. Later, around 1998, while raising her children in Belle Mead, she began attending the Art Students League in New York City.

The Montgomery Township Planning Board voted unanimously on March 23 to recommend to the township governing board that a 44-acre corporate office complex on the corner of Route 206 and Orchard Road is an "Area in Need of Redevelopment" (AINR). This could pave the way for tax breaks (Payments in Lieu of Taxes or PILOT), and other fiscal tools such as bonding for the owner/developer of the property.

New e-bike regulations are now in effect across New Jersey. E-bike drivers must have a valid license for ages 15 and up, and insurance. The Montgomery Township Police Department reminds residents the new law is designed to improve public safety, clarify operator requirements, and ensure responsible use of electric bicycles throughout our community.

Senator Andrew Zwicker and the municipality of Princeton are hosting a local Motor Vehicle Commission Mobile Unit event on Tuesday, March 31 from 9 am to 3 pm at One Monument Drive in Princeton. Registration is available online.

Montgomery Lower Middle School, NJ, hosted a joyous, and at times tearful, naturalization ceremony on March 25, welcoming 26 new citizens to the United States. Students, led by the LMS fifth-grade band and chorus, sang "The Star-Spangled Banner," Irving Berlin's “God Bless America," and “Land of Dreams.”