Author: Central Jersey
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ROBBINSVILLE: Classroom renovations highlight beginning of new school year
District and school officials were joined by Pond Road Middle School students for a special ribbon cutting event Sept. 3. Photo by Meagan Morreale
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MANSFIELD: Revals are riling residents
By Amy Batista, Special Writer Residents swarmed to the last Township Committee meeting to discuss concerns over their property revaluations. The new ratable base for the township is $950 million, a decrease of 29 percent from last year’s $1.3 billion. In 2012, the average residential property in Mansfield was assessed at $339,068, and…
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LAMBERTVILLE: Sewage doesn’t smell as much
In April 2012, the Lambertville Municipal Utilities Authority (LMUA) began the implementation of the $1-million odor-remediation construction program By John Tredrea, Special Writer LAMBERTVILLE — A recently completed $1-million program to reduce odors emanating from Lambertville’s sewage treatment facility has been dramatically successful, city officials said. There have been only three complaints about odors during…
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BORDENTOWN CITY: Police charge man in thefts
By Jen Samuel, Special Writer A man suspected of burglarizing businesses in Mercer and Burlington counties was linked to August break-ins at three local establishments. Bordentown City police charged Louis Rivera, 32, of Trenton, with several burglaries after Hamilton Township apprehended him. After allegedly breaking into three city businesses on Route 130, Mr.…
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“Kelsey Kids Playshops” Sessions Begin Sept. 21
Students from a Playshops Master Class presentation of "Alice In Wonderland" include, from left, Devin Langer as March Hare, Nina Hatala as Charlotte, Jakob Walsh (standing) as the Mad Hatter, and Rachel Fernandez as Dormouse.
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City man is living his dream with Mets
Jamie Colt is coordinator for corporate sponsorships for the New York Mets.
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FLORENCE: Bank robbery suspects nabbed
Police have arrested two Burlington Township residents suspected of robbing the Roebling Bank on Delaware Avenue on Friday. Robert Coles, 50, and Tamalia Copeland, 44, both of Kaye Court, were arrested Tuesday afternoon on charges related to the Sept. 6 bank heist, according to the Florence Township police.Police said the robbery took place…
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PRINCETON: Battlefield Park size could be expanded
The Christie administration will expand Princeton Battlefield State Park by buying land on Stockton Street that could contain historic artifacts and the remains of soldiers who fought in the Revolutionary By Philip Sean Curran, Staff Writer The Christie administration will expand Princeton Battlefield State Park by buying land on Stockton Street that could contain historic…
