Montgomery Township, NJ — Joseph R. Klett, executive director of the NJ State Archives, will give a presentation titled "Colonial Land Records: When New Jersey was Split in Two" at the Somerset County Library's Montgomery Township branch on Thursday, November 20 at 6 pm. (Sponsored by Van Harlingen Historical Society and the Somerset County Library).

Montgomery Township, NJ - Edwin L. Podsiadlo, 95, U.S Navy Veteran, died peacefully on November 8, 2025 after 95 years of “clean living” as he would say! A long time resident of Montgomery Township, he raised six children with his predeceased, beloved wife Dorothy who taught elementary school at Burnt Hill Road School for decades.

Caitlyn Kresky has a deep-rooted foundation in classical ballet and recently completed a professional career with several companies including Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Columbia Classical Ballet, and Roxey Ballet. Kresky spoke with The Montgomery News about her decision to open her own Pilates studio.

Princeton Airport on Route 206 in the Skillman section of Montgomery Township, is offering free tours every Tuesday at 10:30 am during July and August 2025. It's a great adventure for young future pilots ages 5 and up.

Princeton Theological Seminary Trustee Robert Adams, 86, died on April 16, 2024.

Dec 3, 2018 - The Montgomery Planning Board gave final approval to Madison Marquette — a $6 billion commercial real estate company based in Washington, DC — to build a shopping complex with 1,499 parking spaces just north of Princeton Airport on Route 206. The complex will include Whole Foods, LL Bean, a Panera restaurant with a drive-through, and an Ulta Beauty cosmetics store, along with a combination of other shops and restaurants, a theater /entertainment building, a bank