I write about all things Lambertville, and I am particularly interested in how rising costs impact our local culture and sense of community.
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Toronto-based TerrAscend has purchased Union Chill, which is a single dispensary operator located on North Union Street in Lambertville, NJ. Established in 2023, Union Chill generates over $11 million in annualized revenue, and is the fourth New Jersey dispensary to be acquired by TerrAscend. TerrAscend is a TSX-listed
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The Lambertville City Council met on May 1, 2025 at 7pm. The meeting began with the 2025 budget. There were no public comments. The budget was sent to the state. The state recommended some changes, and approved some budget amendments. For example, code enforcement was under construction, so $9,000
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When properties change hands, the town’s face also changes. Long-time landmarks such as Sneddons, Finkles, and Full Moon recently became memories. Soon, parts of Lambertville may have a whole new look and feel. Here are some commercial properties that are currently for sale. 6-8 North Union Street
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Did you attend ShadFest? If not, here’s what you missed. ShadFest: Friday, April 25, 2025 Friday night was local’s night. North Union Street was closed off, which left plenty of room for pedestrians, dogs, and families. Kids rode bikes in circles, and adults found a comfortable spot to
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Show off your visit to #Lambertville by taking a selfie in these photogenic locations—all within walking distance of downtown. It’s no secret that Lambertville a picturesque place. From flowers to waterways and ducks to doorways, this town has more beauty than your lens can capture. Below are ten
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On Saturday, April 19, 2025, approximately 450 people gathered in downtown Lambertville to protest. Participants ranged in age from kids to seniors, and included individuals as well as groups of friends and families. The protesters met up on the corner of Union and Bridge Streets, and then marched across the
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Coryell’s quiet corner by the canal is about to become very different. Attend the May 8th meeting to see what’s to come. For well over 50 years, customers have strolled down Coryell Street to shop at Finkles Hardware store. Before it was a store, it was just Joe
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The Mayor introduced the city budget, and invited public comments. Several representatives from the Senior Citizens of Delaware Valley pointed out that they are not a line item on the budget. They said that they’re the only senior club in Hunterdon County that doesn’t receive any money. “If
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Cindy and Eddie are slow travelers exploring the world on a budget, and they’ll happily take you along with them. You might recognize Cindy from her time waiting tables at Lambertville Station, and Eddie may look familiar, because he’s worked as a bartender in the area. Both are
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ShadFest 2025 will happen on April 25th, 26th, and 27th. Some of this year’s posters are currently on display in shop windows around town. Keep an eye out as you walk the streets and you’ll get a true insider’s view before they are mounted for preview on
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The Lambertville City Council met at 7pm on Thursday, April 3, 2025. They discussed the ongoing lawsuit, introduced a few new ordiances that will benefit the city, and answered questions from the public. Public Comments Shaun, a Lambertville resident, asked about DEP testing and the K Hov law suite response
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Yes, it’s April. Summer is coming, and things are changing. No matter how many times you've gone around the sun, the blooming and budding of spring is always invigorating—hope you’re having a good one. Below are several things you might want to know about Lambertville,