Ewing Township

06/01/2026

So excited to celebrate another new business in Ewing! Grand opening Saturday, June 6.

06/01/2026

Your backyard in June is running ten storylines at the same time. You're watching one of them.

The cardinal at the feeder is feeding the female beak-to-beak again — not leftover spring romance. She's on her second clutch. He feeds her so she doesn't leave the eggs. Every seed he delivers is a temperature decision.

The wren nesting in the garage is making three to four hundred feeding trips a day. Caterpillar, spider, caterpillar, spider — one beak-load at a time since dawn. She'll stop at dusk and do it again tomorrow.

🌿 The robin fledgling sitting alone on the lawn, hopping awkwardly, looking lost — she's not abandoned. She left the nest on purpose, two to three days before her wings fully work. Both parents are within thirty feet watching you watch her. Keep cats inside. Walk away.

The barn swallow under the porch is still building — a thousand mud pellets carried one beak-load at a time from the puddle in the driveway. The fireflies start flashing this week. The fawn in the tall grass hasn't been abandoned — the doe visits at dawn and dusk.

Ten episodes. Every branch, every bush, every patch of grass. The image maps all of them 🐾

06/01/2026

Update 06/01/26 @ 6:05 am, the male was located and is back in custody.

The Ewing Police Department is currently assisting the Human Services Police Department in locating a patient that walked away from the Trenton Psychiatric Hospital at approximately 1:45 am. The patient, Christopher Vasquez, age 36, is described as a white male, 5' 6", 230 lbs, wearing a black Nike hoodie, white t-shirt, and grey sweatpants. Vasquez has previous tendencies of violent behavior. If anyone sees him, do not approach him and call 911 immediately. There are no known destinations for him at this time and Ewing Police units are currently searching the area for him.

05/28/2026

"Abandoned" fawns - finding a lone fawn and what to do. https://www.ewingnj.org/government/news/2122-oh-deer-there-s-an-abandoned-fawn-in-my-yard-2

05/28/2026

Drive Thru Rabies Clinic tonight at West Trenton Fire House from 5 - 7 pm https://www.ewingnj.org/government/news/2121-drive-through-rabies-clinic-may-28th

05/27/2026

Ewing Green Team Update - the monthly Green Team meeting will be held tonight via Zoom instead of in person. See website calendar link for Zoom details.

Ewing Green Team via Zoom 05.27.2026 7:00 pm Formal action may/will be taken Fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm Location : via Zoom...

05/26/2026

Mercer County Social Services Mobile Unit to Arrive in Ewing on June 15th https://www.ewingnj.org/government/news/2120-mercer-county-social-services-mobile-unit-to-arrive-in-ewing-on-june-15th

05/24/2026

Due to the anticipated weather conditions the Memorial Day Tribute Ceremony will be moved inside the Municipal Building.

05/22/2026

What a great afternoon celebrating Ewing’s Hometown Heroes.

It was wonderful to see so many family members, friends, neighbors and loved ones come together to honor and remember those who have served our country and community.

Thank you to the Ewing Patriotic Committee, Mayor Bert H. Steinmann, Town Council, our speakers, volunteers and all of the supporters who came out to help memorialize and celebrate this year’s honorees.

The Hometown Heroes banner program continues to be a meaningful reminder that behind every name is a story of service, sacrifice and hometown pride. Check out the list of this year's honorees, and stroll Silvia Street (Heroes Way) to see the exhibit in person.