PJ's Pancake House to open in Skillman in The Village Walk at Montgomery, on Monday, August 24. The Montgomery News speaks with owner John S. Procaccini of the Gretalia Hospitality Group about his vision for the new restaurant.

Michael Edward Hollander died peacefully at home in Skillman, NJ, surrounded by family on May 28, 2026. He had lived on Mountain View Road for more than 46 years. He was born on May 10, 1946, in Elmwood Park, the child of Holocaust survivors Irmgard (Brandeis) and Stephen Hollander. Together, with his older sister Marion Rizza, Michael writes "we were raised in a loving home darkened by memories of unspeakable horrors. My life was a journey to find light amidst all those shad

Beryl Felsher, 95, of Princeton, NJ, died peacefully on July 18, 2026. Born in London, England, on October 11, 1930, Beryl completed her education at King’s College in London, where she earned a degree in history. She later moved to New York City, where she worked for British Information Services before joining the Office of Medicine at Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn, New York. This is where she met her future husband, Joel Felsher.

BREAKING NEWS: Montgomery Township Deputy Mayor Vincent P. Barragan submitted his resignation letter today (June 18), effective immediately.

Throughout 2026, local towns, state and county parks, schools, and historic sites will celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary with a variety of public programs. Join in on the fun and take advantage of this opportunity to explore local history. From hikes to music to Revolutionary War reenactments and fireworks, The Montgomery News lists a few of the best Central News Jersey events.

Fred Rhodes, a lifelong member of Princeton Elks Lodge 2129 in Skillman, NJ, died on May 13. He was 82.

E. Kahn Development (EKD), the new owner of the former Kenvue campus in Skillman, NJ, held a neighborhood meeting at the Princeton Elk's Lodge on Wednesday, April 29, in which he solicited feedback from about 15 neighbors of the property. While EKD Principal Eli Kahn said he submitted a fully-engineered limited industrial development plan for his 382-acre property, he is simultaneously seeking support for a less dense, mixed-use residential alternative.