Author: Central Jersey
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HIGHTSTOWN: Farmer’s market continues growth
Jenine Clancy photo. More and more vendors are taking part in the Hightstown farmers market on Friday nights.
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MONROE: Superintendent Hamilton moving on
By Jenine Clancy, Special Writer MONROE — Superintendent Kenneth Hamilton said this week that he was as surprised as anyone was when he received the news that he was appointed, as Mount Vernon, New York’s new chief school administrator. "I was actually surprised, well officially anyway," said Mr. Hamilton when asked about an email exchange…
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK: Police investigate car burglaries
The South Brunswick Police are alerting residents to an increased number of car burglaries over the past two weeks in the Township. According to police, the suspects have been entering unlocked vehicles in high-density complexes during the overnight hours and stealing items. Reported stolen items include radar detectors, wallets, sunglasses, I-Pods and cash, police said.…
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PRINCETON AREA: Police blotter
Princeton Two men reported they were assaulted by three Hispanic men and one black man while they were walking on Nassau Street on July 19 at 2:47 a.m. They were taken to the University Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro. Ariel Silver, 23, of Perrineville, was charged with possession of cocaine, possession of marijuana, possession…
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HIGHTSTOWN: Lightning causes three-alarm blaze
Amy Batista photo. Firefighters from around the region battle a three-alarm blaze in Hightstown that destroyed four condominium units and displaced eight families Wednesday night.
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK: Sports club closing
Azra Baig photo. The NYSC gym on Route 1 will be closing its doors. Club
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HIGHTSTOWN: Farmer’s market continues growth
By Jenine Clancy, Special Writer HIGHTSTOWN — Crowds of people gather around Peddie Lake on Friday night’s to purchase local, fresh produce and other artisan treats at the Hightstown farmers market. Certified Jersey Fresh produce, jewelry makers and home-baked goods are just some of the vendors selling at the market, while music from local musicians…
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CRANBURY: Crash flips vehicle, injures five
By Nicole M. Wells, Special Writer CRANBURY — Township police issued a Nixle alert Wednesday, urging motorists to avoid the intersection of County Route 535 and Dey Road due to a serious motor vehicle accident that flipped one vehicle and injured several people. According to Chief of Police Rickey Varga, Christopher Malecki, 32, of South…
