Author: Central Jersey
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The Ever-Pressing Need for Young Drivers and Technicians
By 1888PressRelease 1888PressRelease – A new NationaLease blog explores the concern many carriers are expressing about the increasingly troublesome shortage of qualified drivers and technicians. In a recent blog, Jane Clark, Vice President of Member Services for NationaLease, one of the largest full service truck leasing organizations, discusses how a shortage of young drivers and…
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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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COUNTY: $46.7 million to help fund school projects
Sen. Diane Allen announced last week that $46.7 million in state funding has been approved to support $103 million in school construction projects across Burlington County. Sen. Diane Allen announced last week that $46.7 million in state funding has been approved to support $103 million in school construction projects across Burlington County. The funding approved…
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HAMILTON: Driver in triple fatal accident faces charges
Carly Wood, 17, of Robbinsville, pays her respects during a candlelight vigil Dec. 13 at Steinert High School in Hamilton. 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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PENNINGTON: Cashier retires after 50 years at Shop-Rite
One day in 1963, Dot Mason, her good friend and classmate at Hopewell Valley Central High School, approached Sharon McAchen — her name is Sharon Loper now — with a bright idea. By John Tredrea, Special Writer One day in 1963, Dot Mason, her good friend and classmate at Hopewell Valley Central High School, approached…
