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Police Pay and Retention Take Center Stage at Montgomery Special Meeting

May 30, 2025

Nicholas Mistretta Frustrated Officers and Supporters Demand Fair Contracts, Competitive Salaries Montgomery Township – May 28, 2025 Officer John Colucci, former president of the Montgomery PBA, gave a sobering account of the current challenges facing the township’s police department. Colucci…

‘Legendary’ Legacy: Denise Crowley Retires After 19 Years of Transforming Community Life in Montgomery

May 29, 2025

By Nicholas Mistretta After nearly two decades of heartfelt service to Montgomery Township’s seniors and families in need, Denise Crowley, Montgomery’s longtime Community Resource Manager, will officially retire on June 1—leaving behind a legacy marked by passion, creativity, and a deep commitment to…

Community Spirit Set to Shine at Troop 46’s Upcoming Strawberry Festival

May 28, 2025

By Nicholas Mistretta Montgomery residents have something sweet to look forward to this weekend as Troop 46 prepares to host its 57th annual Strawberry Festival on Sunday, June 1st, at the Lower Middle School. The beloved community fundraiser is expected to draw bout…

Montgomery Honors Hometown Hero Stephen Warner with Street Dedication on Memorial Day

May 26, 2025

By Nick Mistretta Montgomery Township came together this Memorial Day to honor all those who gave their lives in service — with a particularly meaningful tribute to local son Stephen H. Warner, who was killed in action during the Vietnam…

“More Than a Market”: Dennis Ahn Opens Kasia with Community in Mind

May 24, 2025

By Nicholas Mistretta Montgomery Township residents gathered in celebration as Kasia Market officially opened its doors last weekend, bringing with it the vibrant flavors, colors, and spirit of Asian and international cuisine. The skies cleared just in time for the…

Montgomery’s Largest Food Pantry to Close in September: Ellen Robbins Reflects on Years of Service

May 23, 2025

By Nicholas Mistretta MONTGOMERY — A cornerstone of local food relief will close its doors this September as Ellen Robbins, founder and operator of the food pantry at the Princeton Elks Lodge, steps back from the role she’s carried largely on…

Montgomery Hosts Landmark Innovation Summit, Spotlighting Growth in Life Sciences and Technology

May 22, 2025

By Nick Mistretta MONTGOMERY, NJ — May 22, 2025 — A forward-thinking vision came to life today as Montgomery Township welcomed business leaders, innovators, and state officials to its first-ever Innovation Summit, a landmark event aimed at showcasing the township’s emergence as…

Headline News Montgomery Marks 7 Months of Community-Centered Reporting

May 22, 2025

By Jeanne and Nick Mistretta As Headline News Montgomery celebrates its 7-month anniversary, we pause not only to reflect on how far we’ve come—but to express our sincere gratitude to the community that made it possible. Launched with a simple mission—to inform,…

Montgomery PBA President Calls for Action on Police Contract During Township Meeting

May 20, 2025

Nicholas Mistretta Montgomery Township, May 15, 2025 — A frank exchange marked the public comment portion of the May 15 Township Committee meeting, as Montgomery Township PBA Local 355 President Officer Salvatore Intili addressed the ongoing police contract negotiations and challenged…

Montgomery Health Officer Warns of Growing Food Insecurity, Urges Long-Term Planning

May 20, 2025

Nicholas Mistretta At the May 15 Montgomery Township Committee meeting, Health Officer Devangi Patel delivered a sobering report on the growing issue of food insecurity in the community, calling on township leaders to begin integrating food access into both long-term…

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Montgomery Administrator Reports New Resident Portal, Rev 250 Page, Transportation Survey and Facility Upgrades

May 19, 2026

Nicholas Mistretta Montgomery Township has launched a new Rev 250 celebration page, is preparing a new online resident portal, and is reviewing planned upgrades to the Otto Kaufman Community Center and Senior Center, Township Business Administrator Lori Savron reported during the…

Montgomery BOE to Review Early Literacy, Policies, Insurance Renewals and Student Programs

May 18, 2026

Nicholas Mistretta The Montgomery Township Board of Education is scheduled to meet Tuesday, May 19, at 6 p.m. at the Orchard Hill Elementary School cafeteria for a regular business meeting. The agenda includes a superintendent’s presentation on early literacy, along with…

Publisher’s Note: Headline News Montgomery’s Policy on Political Advertising and Candidate Endorsements

May 13, 2026

Headline News Montgomery Staff As Montgomery enters another election season, Headline News Montgomery wants to clearly state its editorial policy regarding political candidates, campaigns and election coverage. Headline News Montgomery does not endorse candidates for public office. We also do not accept advertising dollars…

Montgomery Planning Board Approves Route 206 Lot Line Adjustment, Hears Health-Focused Planning Presentation

May 13, 2026

Nicholas Mistretta The Montgomery Township Planning Board approved a Route 206 minor subdivision application, adopted a resolution for a previously heard signage variance, and heard a detailed presentation from Rutgers planning students on how public health considerations can be incorporated…

Montgomery Board of Education Hears District Updates, Committee Reports and Public Comment at April 28 Meeting

May 4, 2026

Nicholas Mistretta The Montgomery Township Board of Education received a series of district updates, committee reports and public comments during its April 28 meeting, with discussion ranging from student achievements and school programming to technology use, facility rentals and community…

 From Opportunity to Implementation  

May 4, 2026

Karen Tuveson | Contributing Columnist CREATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE: RETHINKING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (PART 3) Part 3 of a look at how creative infrastructure strengthens local economies, supports public health, and activates underutilized space.  Building Forward Earlier parts of this series outlined a clear…

National Small Business Week Highlights Importance of Supporting Montgomery Businesses

May 4, 2026

Nicholas Mistretta As National Small Business Week is observed from May 3 through May 9, residents have a timely opportunity to recognize the role small businesses play in shaping the character and strength of the community. For more than 60 years,…

Montgomery Awarded $50,000 Grant to Support Health-Focused Planning Initiative

May 1, 2026

Nicholas Mistretta MONTGOMERY — Montgomery Township has been awarded a $50,000 grant through the statewide Plan4HealthNJ program, funding that local officials say will help strengthen the connection between public health and land use planning over the coming year. According to…

Montgomery BOE Approves 2026-27 Budget After Lengthy Hearing, Debate Over Costs and Staffing

April 30, 2026

Nicholas Mistretta Board adopts spending plan with 6.37% tax levy increase after presentation by Business Administrator Andrew Italiano, public comment and extended discussion over healthcare, enrollment and staffing transparency The Montgomery Township Board of Education approved the district’s 2026-27 budget…

Township Committee Responds to Disturbing News at Montgomery High School

April 24, 2026

Nicholas Mistretta MONTGOMERY — Montgomery Township officials are speaking out following recent news involving the circulation of inappropriate images of students at Montgomery High School, calling the matter deeply troubling and reaffirming that the safety of children remains a top…

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