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New Owner at Caring Heart Animal Hospital Emphasizes Daily Dental Care for Pets
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.
The Montgomery News
Apr 82 min read


Rosalie F. Berger, 106
Rosalie F. Berger, age 106, died peacefully in her home at Stonebridge at Montgomery, in Skillman, NJ on March 29, 2026. She always exercised her right to vote.
The Montgomery News
Mar 312 min read


Patricia F. Scully, 77
Patricia Filippi Scully, 77, of Skillman, NJ, died on March 24, 2026.
The Montgomery News
Mar 292 min read


Montgomery Officials Unveil Initial Vision for 400-acre NJ State-owned Farmland in the Heart of Skillman
Montgomery Officials Unveil Draft Concept Plan for 400-acre NJ State-owned Farmland in the Heart of Skillman
The Montgomery News
Mar 107 min read


Joan Eckstein, 101
Joan Jeffery Eckstein died on February 7 at the age of 101 at Stonebridge at Montgomery in Skillman, NJ, where she had resided for 10 years. Prior to that, she was a longtime resident of Princeton and Rocky Hill, NJ.
The Montgomery News
Feb 182 min read


Montgomery Township to Amend Affordable Housing Plan, Preserves Existing Low-Cost Options Rather than Developing New Units
Montgomery Township’s Fourth Round Prospective Affordable Housing obligation (2025-2035) of 260 units will be addressed with extension of expiring controls and Fourth Round bonuses, according to a new plan that was posted online on Feb. 13. Township Committee is expected to introduce the affordable housing ordinance at its Thursday, Feb. 19 meeting. The Montgomery Planning Board will hold a public hearing and adoption vote on plan on Monday, Feb. 23.
The Montgomery News
Feb 179 min read


Developer Sues Montgomery Planning Board as Township Prepares to Remove Kenvue Site from Affordable Housing Plan
Developer E. Kahn of Malvern, PA filed a lawsuit in Somerset County Superior Court on Jan. 22, 2026 contending that the Montgomery Planning Board is attempting to block redevelopment of the 382-acre former Kenvue site, despite initially incorporating the site into its affordable housing plan. The developer now aims to construct manufacturing facilities, warehouses, labs, and offices according to the current zoning regulations.
The Montgomery News
Jan 293 min read





























