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After 3.5 hours of testimony, questions, and comments, the applicant withdrew the application, but will return in the future. The Lambertville Zoning Board met at 7:30pm on Thursday, March 26, 2026. The Pittore Justice Center was completely full with people standing or sitting in the lobby, looking and
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This article was originally written for Icon Magazine. Gwenn Seemel, Artist Lambertville artist, writer, illustrator, muralist, video producer, and public speaker, Gwenn Seemel, is a human dynamo. Gwenn has been creating art every day for more than 22 years. “It began this way,” Gwenn explained. “My brother encouraged me to
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In the span of two hours we answered an emergency call, patrolled the neighborhood, and conducted a traffic stop. It was a warm, sunny day in August when I arrived a the Lambertville Police Station for a scheduled ride-along with Lambertville’s chief law enforcement officer: Police Lieutenant, Robert
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Jack-o'-lantern leaves fall and Trick-or-treaters hide, as Black Friday Christmas carols push them aside. It’s always busy in Lambertville during the month of October. This year was no exception. Below is by no means all of the events that happened, but it is some.
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Witch to visit? Visit them all! It will raise your spirits. Below are some of Lambertville’s most terror-ific Halloween houses, guaranteed to make you smile and scream in the 2025 spooky season. This is by no means an exhaustive list, but it will help you to not miss
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As a little kid, Kristine Gorman always spoke the truth, but her ability to read between the lines and voice keen insights did not always win her a lot of friends. “I call it ‘sunroof,’” Kristine said. “Whatever drops in comes out of my mouth.” A good use for her
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“The blues is not about people knowing you; it’s about you knowing yourself.” —Ma Rainey Meet Lo-Fi MILF: a Lambertville resident and musician who writes, records, releases, and performs all-original music. Her songs are punk-influenced by her spirited DIY ethic, yet they fit squarely in the
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Some of the most artistic Halloween decorations in town are made from gourds, clay, and reworked store-bought elements. Lambertville may be famed for the black-and-white Halloween sculptures at Dolores Dragan’s Halloween House, but those polystyrene and papier mâché figures aren’t the only creepy creations on
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Lambertville’s Halloween hospitality is on full display in October! Lambertville, NJ is known as a Halloween town, because we get creative (AKA crazy) with skeletons, spiders, ghosts, and goblins. Every autumn, thousands of visitors come to Lambertville to feel spooky, scary, and sometimes sentimental. In this post: * When to
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In a region rife with juried art shows of varying quality, the yearly exhibition at the Mill stands out, both for the 25 generous prizes awarded to artists and for the seriousness of the jurying. As the summer winds down every year, a handful of art experts with formidable résumés
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“All the months are crude experiments, out of which the perfect September is made.” – Virginia Woolf Dangerous Caterpillars A large, yellow caterpillar with what appear to be black antennas was spotted crossing the towpath just north of Lambertville, NJ. If you encounter one of these pretty monsters, don’t try
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“The only person you should ever compare yourself to is your former self.” — Nick “Turtle Power” Manela There’s a new martial arts school in town. It’s located just off Rt. 179, directly across the street from West Amwell Township Elementary. Go down the long driveway there, and at