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Montgomery’s Growing Anthroposphere: Is it Helping the Planet? Is it Helping Us?
Construction on the Montgomery Promenade is steadily progressing, with anticipated openings this summer. Among Montgomery High School students, excitement has coalesced around new additions such as Panera and Ulta, while many adults look forward to the arrival of Whole Foods. Yet this enthusiasm exists alongside a growing concern: as the township develops, residents worry Montgomery is losing its rural charm even as they welcome the conveniences of expansion.
The Montgomery News
Apr 132 min read


Speed Limit Now 25 mph on Rt 518 Throughout Rocky Hill Borough
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.
The Montgomery News
Apr 83 min read


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


Local Scenes by Artist Patrice Sprovieri
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 News
Apr 82 min read


A Peloton Bike Sparks a Fire in a Belle Mead Home
A Peloton exercise bike reportedly caused a fire in a Belle Mead, NJ home this morning, according to Montgomery Township Police. Firefighters responded quickly and were able to limit the blaze to the basement.
The Montgomery News
Apr 61 min read


Thomas D. Huey, Dies at 90
Thomas D. Huey, who lived on a beautiful property in Montgomery Township, NJ, for many years, died on March 23, 2026. He was 90.
The Montgomery News
Apr 52 min read


Ethel S. Terhune, 83
Ethel S. Terhune, a lifelong resident of Somerset County, NJ, died peacefully on March 30, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of faith, community service, and family dedication. Born Ethel Ann Stott on May 22, 1942, she was deeply rooted in her Christian faith, which was the cornerstone of her life and shaped her many years of active involvement in the Blawenburg Reformed Church and later the Harlingen Reformed Church.
The Montgomery News
Apr 44 min read



































