Surrounded by his family, Luke Hanson was sworn in on January 5, 2026. Hanson’s election to the Delaware Township Committee marks a new chapter for the community, with a focus on practical improvements and strong local connections. In his 2026 committee roles, Hanson will serve as Deputy Public Safety Commissioner, Finance Commissioner, Delaware Township School Liaison, HCRHS Liaison, and Recreation Commission Liaison. These assignments position him to address residents’ dail

Lambertville was alive on Saturday, Oct. 18, as more than 3,000 people came together for the “No Kings” event, a colorful, peaceful protest against the Trump administration’s ongoing attacks on democracy. The crowd was a sight to see: activists decked out in red, white, and blue, flags waving high, mingled with creative “mourners” and “spirits” symbolizing the fight to keep our rights alive. Organizers called it No Kings II , part of a national, nonviolent movement standing

Along with our yard signs and smaller banners popping up across town, we’ve added two super-sized Luke banners on hay wagons around Delaware Township! Keep an eye out for them – they’re hard to miss and full of hometown spirit.