Author: Central Jersey
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FLORENCE: Teachers and police shoot hoops for charity
A battle of the books against the badges waged on the parquet floor all for charity Dec. 9 in the Florence Township High School gym. by Amy Batista, Special Writer FLORENCE — A battle of the books against the badges waged on the parquet floor all for charity Dec. 9 in the Florence Township High…
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FLORENCE: Family, community unite to raise awareness for pediatric stroke
Alexa Bongiorno, 2, is pictured in the Florence municipal building following the Dec. 6 tree lighting ceremony. Alexa was diagnosed with a pre-natal stroke earlier this year. Photo by Amy Batista
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LAWRENCE: Driver faces homicide charge
The driver of a car that slid into a parked tractor-trailer truck on I-95 south, near the Route 1 entrance ramp Dec. 12, has been charged with vehicular homicide. The driver of a car that slid into a parked tractor-trailer truck on I-95 south, near the Route 1 entrance ramp Dec. 12, has been charged…
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STATE WE’RE IN: Great places in New Jersey
by Michele Byers What makes a place great? The American Planning Association thinks great places are where people want to be — to live, work, play and visit. Great places are fun, they’re public and accessible, and they’re culturally and historically interesting. You shouldn’t be surprised to hear that our state has lots of great…
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LAWRENCE: Two tries made to fill fraudulent prescriptions
Back-to-back attempts were made by a man and a woman to have a pharmacist fill fraudulent prescriptions for narcotic drugs last week, according to Detective Sgt. Joseph Amodio. By Lea Kahn, Staff Writer Back-to-back attempts were made by a man and a woman to have a pharmacist fill fraudulent prescriptions for narcotic drugs last week,…
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HAMILTON: Driver in triple fatal accident faces charges
Hamilton residents Nicole Rodrigues and Samantha Belliveau were remembered at a candlelight vigil Dec. 13 at Steinert High School. The two died in a car accident Dec. 12. Photo by Rebecca Nowalski
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HAMILTON: Rockin’ for a good cause
Ernie White is back with his annual Christmas concert by Anthony Stoeckert, Packet Media Group HAMILTON — Christmas music usually means carols, popular standards, Motown versions of holiday tunes, and the “Nutcracker.” But for a group of Trenton-area musicians, Christmas is a time to rock — for a good cause. Local guitar legend Ernie White…
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HAMILTON: RWJ Hamilton CEO to step down in 2014
Anthony “Skip” Cimino announced Wednesday he will step down as president and CEO of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton in 2014. by James McEvoy, Managing Editor HAMILTON — Anthony “Skip” Cimino announced Wednesday he will step down as president and CEO of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton in 2014. With his announcement a…
