Serving on the Township Council comes with a responsibility to ensure that government decisions are made with transparency, fairness, and respect for both the people we serve and the institutions we are entrusted to steward. That responsibility was put to the test at the final Council meeting of the year.   In recent months, New Jersey has been engaged in a broad conversation about ethics, corruption, and the importance of institutional integrity. Senator Andy Kim has emerged as a leading...

The West Windsor Plainsboro High School South Drama Program is presenting She Kills Monsters by Qui Nguyen, a wildly imaginative and emotionally moving play that blends humor, fantasy role-playing, LGBTQIA+ themes, and the harsh realities of high school bullying. This year’s production shines a bright light on the importance of acceptance, belonging, and the strength it takes for young people to be their authentic selves.

West Windsor made history this November with record voter turnout, surpassing 10,000 ballots cast in a gubernatorial year. The mayoral race was decided by just 300 votes, reflecting a highly engaged community. The WW Together slate inspired new civic participation that will continue to shape local dialogue and decision making. Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill’s statewide victory capped a year of strong Democratic momentum and community involvement.