West Windsor Fri. Sep 11 2026

Aderhold Says WWP Cannot Afford Later School Start Times—But It Can Afford More Real Estate

Overbudgeting total of $40.9 million

Veronica Mehno The West Windsor Voice

Aderhold Says WWP Cannot Afford Later School Start Times—But It Can Afford More Real Estate

Veronica Mehno The West Windsor Voice

West Windsor Tue. Sep 1 2026

Eight Years, $40.9 Million—and Still No Answer

West Windsor and Plainsboro community have paid 8 consecutive years of overtaxation resulting in $40.9 million

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Eight Years, $40.9 Million—and Still No Answer

Veronica Mehno The West Windsor Voice

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Barbara Pfeifer Neighbor

9-02-2026 7:46am

Veronica, have any of the following resources been contacted to complete an investigative audit?

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Veronica Mehno

9-03-2026 10:11pm

The question is not whether the transfers were legal or properly recorded.

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West Windsor Fri. Aug 14 2026

Opposition to a Third Consecutive School Tax Increase Above 2%

For the last 2 consecutive years, the school taxes have increased 6% and 4%. The school operates at a surplus and the money is sent to Capital Reserves account to pay for the debt

Veronica Mehno The West Windsor Voice

Opposition to a Third Consecutive School Tax Increase Above 2%

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West Windsor Thu. Jul 2 2026

West Windsor celebrates Kathy Yang, Local Teen Changemaker

Kathy Yang of West Windsor, NJ Wins 1st Place in International Competition

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West Windsor celebrates Kathy Yang, Local Teen Changemaker

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West Windsor Fri. May 1 2026

The Fine Print: The Legality of War

In this April installment of my opinion column, The Fine Print, I dive into the War Powers Resolution of 1973 and what it means for the war in Iran.

Rhea Biswas The West Windsor Voice

West Windsor Fri. Apr 3 2026

Walkout for Change: WW-P Students Take a Stand Against ICE

Over 1,000 West Windsor-Plainsboro students organized a district-wide walkout to protest ICE activity, highlighting the growing power of student-led activism.

Nilufar Norkulova The West Windsor Voice

Walkout for Change: WW-P Students Take a Stand Against ICE

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West Windsor Sun. Mar 15 2026

Bridge Reopening will take months. Traffic impacts documented

Clarksville Road Bridge

Warren Mitlak The West Windsor Voice

Bridge Reopening will take months. Traffic impacts documented

Warren Mitlak The West Windsor Voice

West Windsor Tue. Feb 3 2026

Amtrak Gives West Windsor The Cold Shoulder

Amtrak, Clarksville Road, Village Square Shopping Center

Warren Mitlak The West Windsor Voice

Amtrak Gives West Windsor The Cold Shoulder

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West Windsor Sun. Feb 1 2026

The Fine Print: Clarifying Legal Immunity in the Age of ICE

In this February installment of my opinion column, The Fine Print, I examine the legal protections granted to ICE agents and how they can be held accountable for misconduct.

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West Windsor Fri. Jan 30 2026

Village Square Businesses Suffer as Clarksville Bridge Closure Continues

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West Windsor Thu. Dec 18 2025

The 2025 ICE Deportation Surge: How Enforcement Targets Minority Communities

ICE’s 2025 deportation surge disproportionately targets minority communities, expands executive power, weakens due process, and undermines public safety.

Nilufar Norkulova The West Windsor Voice

The 2025 ICE Deportation Surge: How Enforcement Targets Minority Communities

Nilufar Norkulova The West Windsor Voice

West Windsor Fri. Nov 7 2025

The General Election 2025 - Statements from our Students

West Windsor’s first-time voters shaped local elections, emphasizing civic engagement, education, and community-focused democratic participation.

Nilufar Norkulova The West Windsor Voice

The General Election 2025 - Statements from our Students

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