Community center being rebuilt on 999 Lower Ferry Road, Ewing NJ, on Apr. 29. (Photo by Gloria Vittadello)

Ewing’s senior and community center to expand, plans to offer more facilities after fire

By Gloria Vittadello | Sep. 18

After a fire destroyed Ewing Township's community center in 2022, officials are now rebuilding a facility nearly 60,000 square feet larger than the original.

The moratorium’s recent extension will end on Dec. 31, 2026. (Photo courtesy of Flickr)

Ewing’s cannabis moratorium is impacting cannabis dispensaries, usage

By Tasnim Oyshi , Zo Terrana , Ryan Conway and Katherine Burgos | May. 11

The local bowling alley hosts league games, birthday parties and College Night. (Photo by Tasnim Oyshi)

Slocum’s Bowling, Bar and Grille is a staple in the Ewing community

By Tasnim Oyshi | Apr. 1

Ewing Township Mayor Bert Steinmann. (Photo courtesy of Julie Willmot)

After 15 years as Ewing’s mayor, Bert Steinmann reflects on progress and the road ahead

By Gloria Vittadello | Mar. 15

Nacho Fry, a senior cat with medical needs, waits for adoption at EASEL Animal Rescue League after being rescued from a time-stamped list in Philadelphia. (Photo by Giovanna Scaglione)

Ewing animal shelter struggles with overcrowding as strays increase

By Giovanna Scaglione | Mar. 15

Community Fest brings the College and Ewing Township together through engaging activities and shopping for all to enjoy. (Photo courtesy of Julie Willmot)

Community Fest: Bridging the gap between TCNJ and Ewing Township

By Ryan Maurer | Oct. 16

The number of health code violations accumulated at the College has been decreasing in recent years (Photo by Sky Stewart / Multimedia Coordinator & Editorial Cartoonist)

Eateries at TCNJ show progress on safety violations, but problems still remain

By Isabella Darcy | Oct. 16

The Ewing Township health department, over the last three years, has flagged eateries at the College for 288 health code violations involving unclean food contact surfaces, improperly maintained kitchen equipment, poor handwashing practices and more, according to records provided to The Signal through a public records request.

The app went live on May 1. ( Photo by Joseph Caruso / Staff Writer)

Ewing Township debuts Ewing Buddy, new app for residential complaints, services and information requests

By Tristan Weisenbach and Aidan Mastandrea | May. 9, 2025

Ewing Township released a new app called Ewing Buddy on May 1, where residents can file complaints or request services and information directly from the township.

The dubai sundae is $13. (Photo by Aidan Mastandrea / News Editor)

Local ice cream shop creates buzz on social media

By Aidan Mastandrea | Apr. 18, 2025

Mr. Ice Cream has been around for a few years and has already solidified itself as the go-to place for all types of ice cream treats.

Councilwoman Kathleen Wollert sat at Dunkin Donuts to talk to Ewing residents (Photo by Raeanne Raccagno)

Coffee chat with Ewing Council helps residents connect on a personal level

By Raeanne Raccagno | Apr. 11, 2025

Two Ewing Council members will be stationed at Dunkin Donuts locations to share coffee and conversations with Ewing residents during New Jersey’s Local Government Week.

Stella's Pizza first opened in 1981. (Photo by Aidan Mastandrea / News Editor).

Beloved community restaurant Stella’s Pizza closes after 44 years

By Aidan Mastandrea | Mar. 28, 2025

Stella’s Pizza, a mainstay in the Ewing community, closed for good on March 17 after over 44 years in business.

The Trenton-Mercer Airport handles around 85,000 flights a year.(Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

Trenton-Mercer Airport claims label as ‘shortest walk’ amid renovation plans

By Aidan Mastandrea | Mar. 28, 2025

Kuru’s findings show that the Trenton-Mercer Airport's walking distance from its entrance to the gate was only .003 miles. In comparison, the Dallas/Fort Worth Airport, which was found to be the longest walk, had a distance of 1.50 miles from entrance to gate.

Members of the Elks made sure the pantry was stocked. (Photo by Jim Castelize)

Trenton Elks build little pantry in Ewing

By Aidan Mastandrea | Mar. 6, 2025

The Trenton Elks Lodge 105 recently built a little pantry with the goal of helping people in need. The pantry can be found at 42 Decou Ave. in Ewing.

College parties occur in many neighborhoods around the College, leading to clashes between quiet residents and college students (Photo by Mike Sherr / Former Editor-in-Chief).

Living with Lions and Broncs: Life near college party houses brings mixed opinions

By Isabella Darcy and Mike Sherr | May. 2, 2024

Off-campus house parties do happen in Ewing residential areas, sometimes leading to college renters clashing with full-time residents. A tense relationship between the two can become strenuous as complaints pile up.

Ewing Green Team presents $990 donation to HomeFront after the fifth annual Ewing Fall Spin (Photo courtesy of the Sustainable Ewing Green Team).

The Ewing Green Team is working to keep the city clean

By Jack Deegan | Apr. 28, 2022

With a population of almost 40 thousand people, Ewing Township, N.J. is a very large town with a lot going on in it. With so many people, waste is inevitable. To combat this, the town has a group of volunteers who are doing what they can to help make the town a more eco-friendly place and reduce waste. Not many people are aware of them, but the Ewing Green Team has been very active in Ewing with their efforts.