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Rocky Hill Road Work Camp for Convicts, Was It a Good Idea?
Rocky Hill, NJ - Having prisoners perform labor as part of fulfilling their debts to society is an ancient — and controversial — practice. A noteworthy example occurred right here in the Montgomery/Rocky Hill area in the early 20th century.
The Montgomery News
Oct 74 min read


3 Bodies Found in Skillman Home, Somerset County Major Crimes Unit Investigating the Homicides
Skillman, NJ – Montgomery police discovered three bodies in a mansion on Wild Azalea Lane in Skillman on Friday, October 2, at about 5:30 pm while performing a wellness check.
The Montgomery News
Oct 34 min read


Sidney L. Willis of Skillman, former special master supporting the court in its landmark decision of what became known as the Mount Laurel II decision, Dies
Sidney L. Willis, who lived in Princeton and more recently in Skillman, died at the age of 96 on August 31, 2026 at the Princeton Medical Center. He served as the director of New Jersey State and Regional Planning, and as a special master supporting the court in its landmark decision of what became known as the Mount Laurel II decision, which obligated all of New Jersey’s municipalities to provide for the production of low- and moderate-income housing in their zoning codes.
The Montgomery News
Sep 263 min read


Panera Bread Montgomery Tells Customers “Sorry, We’re Not Open” Hours after Grand Opening
Panera Bread opened at Montgomery Promenade in Skillman at 7 am on Thursday, only to be shut down that afternoon — something to do with the landlord’s building permits and a lack of the legally required number of handicap parking spaces.
The Montgomery News
Sep 254 min read


3 Local Artists to Show Their Museum-Quality Work in Hopewell Gallery this Weekend
Montgomery artists Joseph Petrovics and Don Campbell will show their art alongside Hopewell artist Jody Olcott at Morpeth Contemporary in concurrence with the Hopewell Tour Des Arts being held this coming weekend...September 26 & 27th, 11 - 5 pm both days.
The Montgomery News
Sep 233 min read


Princeton University Art Museum, One of the World's Greatest Places to Visit, Is Right in Our Own Backyard
A tremendous treasure trove of art, with rare objects dating back to 3,500 BCE, is located right in our backyard. TIME magazine named it one of the World’s Greatest Places to visit in 2026 — yet how many locals have taken the time to make the trip? Summer is the perfect time to go. The campus — which is a work of art itself — is lush with trees, gardens, and flowing fountains. It is a brisk 15-minute walk to the museum from most parking areas.
The Montgomery News
Aug 207 min read


John F. Burton Jr., 91, founding dean of the School of Management and Labor Relations at Rutgers University, Dies
John F. Burton, Jr., 91, of Skillman, NJ, died on Wednesday, August 12, 2026 at Penn Medicine at Princeton Medical Center. One of the nation’s foremost scholars on workers’ compensation, he was Professor Emeritus and the founding Dean of the School of Management and Labor Relations at Rutgers University, and Professor Emeritus in the School of Industrial and Labor Relations at Cornell University.
The Montgomery News
Aug 162 min read



































