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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.

We were so saddened to hear about the passing of Dave Bond on October 2. Dave gave so much of himself to Delaware Township — serving on...

Hi Delaware Township neighbors! We’re out knocking on doors to share the good news--Luke Hanson is running for Delaware Township...

Sunday July 20th We had a fantastic turnout at our Family Country Jam at Sarah Dilts Farm Park! The old time string band filled the...

On July 17, hundreds gathered in Lambertville to protest the policies of former President Donald Trump’s administration and to honor the...

Organizers of the "No Kings" rallies that swept across the nation June 14 said the protests drew large crowds who marched against the...

A nationwide protest is planned to counter Trump's 45 million dollar Birthday Military Parade on Saturday, June 14. The No Kings Day ...

Over 1,000 protests across America, supported by the 50501 movement , unions, student groups and grassroots organizations. Our Delaware...

On April 21 California Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna electrified over 1,300 residents during a marathon town hall meant to put the pressure...

On April 5th, voters from Delaware Township headed to marches & raised high their posters to represent our town for the HANDS OFF...