GolfCave Expands With New Plainsboro Location

Revolutionary Indoor Golf Experience Featuring TrackMan Technology Coming to Plainsboro—near West Windsor and Princeton—in early February

Time to prepare for the upcoming season on the water!

Our 2025 Class and Exam schedules are now available for Lawrence Township, Mercer County

Attention Creators - 2025 National Poison Prevention Week Contest

Tell us your poison story! Open to all students K-12th grade.

Learning, Reflection & Service: Civil Rights Through Dr. King's Vision

The West Windsor Human Relations Council invites all to join us for an afternoon of learning, reflection, & service in remembrance of MLK

"Know Your Rights" Program

Sponsored by the Mercer County Division of LGBTQIA+ Affairs

Acetaminophen Overdose Alert

New Jersey Poison Control Center experts warn too much acetaminophen can be toxic

NJ Boat Safety Classes – In-Person and On-Line

Whether in-person or on-line – Take your boat safety course and be ready for boating season!

West Windsor Boy Killed In New Year’s Day Crash In South Brunswick

There were two other juveniles in the vehicle at the time of the crash, authorities said. They sustained minor injuries.

‘Tis the Season for Safety and Holiday Cheer

The New Jersey Poison Control Center offers safety tips for the holidays.

West Windsor 4-Year-Old Shares 5 Christmas Wishes With Santa

Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to share local children's letters to Santa this holiday season.

HiTOPS – A Lifeline for LGBTQ+ Youth in Challenging Times

HiTOPS, based in Princeton, NJ, is a vital organization providing comprehensive resources for LGBTQ+ youth and adults in our community. With

​Sustain and Accelerate HIV Progress

World AIDS Day 2024

Food Safety is the Secret to a Happy Thanksgiving

Every year, foodborne illness causes 48 million illnesses, 128,000 hospitalizations, and 3,000 deaths according to the CDC.

Keep "Dark Money" out of West Windsor politics - Vote "NO"

$4,611 of "dark money" (i.e., from undisclosed donors) helped fund an offensive mailing to West Windsor vote in support of the "yes" vote.

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov 5th, 2024. Polls Open 6am - 8pm. VOTE NO!

Keep West Windsor NonPartisan by voting NO on the ballot question!

Vote "YES" on the West Windsor Public Question for Partisan Elections

Today is Election Day! Your vote is your voice! Help ensure that Township elections for Mayor and Council become more transparent.

Facts, Not Fiction: Partisan Elections Will Benefit West Windsor

The Public Question promotes transparency and representation in our local government. Today is Election Day: Vote YES!

Vote YES for Transparency: Shine a Light on Local Elections

An op-ed from West Windsor-Plainsboro Community News.

Vote “NO’ to Outside Political Money in West Windsor

Submitting on behalf of Corey Safran, Pankaj Patel, and Amber Henrie

Vote YES to Switching West Windsor to Transparent Partisan Elections

An op-ed from The Trentonian. Vote "YES" on the Public Question tomorrow on Election Day, November 5, 2024!

Mandatory Cold Weather PFD Wear

On the Water Nov to May?– Wear a Life Jacket!

Vote NO to Keep West Windsor Non-Partisan!

Keep West Windsor Special by Keeping West Windsor Non-Partisan

Is West Windsor for Sale?

Keep West Windsor NonPartisan, Vote NO

Local Politics Should Focus on Local Issues, Not Partisan Ideology

Do we really want to be prisoners to blue vs. red partisanship and depart from the diverse voices our current non-partisan system allows?

A Guide to the West Windsor Public Ballot Question

The following guide explains how the Initiative will improve the electoral process for West Windsor voters in 2024 and beyond. VOTE YES!

VOTE YES on Nov. 5: Reasons for Adopting Partisan Elections

Why voting "YES" on the Public Question is vital for our democracy.

Vote NO on West Windsor ballot question!

From my perspective.

Vote NO to Keep WW NonPartisan!

Keep West Windsor NonPartisan

Correcting the Record on Partisan Elections

A letter from WW for Transparency & Representation on the truth of what partisan elections do and don't do—and what their merits are.

Transparency & Accountability: The Case for Partisan Elections in WW

Dan Weiss, Council Member: "I believe what's best for West Windsor is standing proudly by our values and ensuring our leaders do as well."

VOTE YES on the Public Question: Improve West Windsor Elections

Kamal Khanna, former Council President: "I'm voting YES to provide transparency and clear representation of our community's diverse voices."

Democracy, Freedom, and the Public Question in West Windsor Township

YZ Zhang, Ph.D., former Council Member: "I'm voting YES because partisan elections encourage clearer expression of candidates' positions."

Trick-or-Treat Safety

Don’t let Halloween end in a nightmare.

Vote No

West Windsor Stay Non-partisan

Vote YES for Electoral Transparency in West Windsor

A YES vote will enable residents to better understand where candidates stand on the issues that matter

Why West Windsor Should Vote No

The Case Against Partisan Elections In West Windsor Township

WWP Wildcats Celebrate 1st Place Wins at Central Cheer Competition

Wildcats JV and Tiny Mites Cheer Teams secure first-place wins at Central NJ Competition, aiming for more success at Regionals on October 26

Is West Windsor For Sale?

VOTE NO to prevent Special Interests from Controlling our Community

Lady WindsorDown’s take on why one should vote NO to partisan politics

Vote No to preserve the independent voice in West Windsor

Flu Vaccines Are Important for People with HIV

People with HIV are at higher risk for serious flu illness.