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Michael Love May, 76
Michael Love May, 76, of Doylestown PA, formerly of Cranbury, NJ died on June 16, 2023 after a short illness. Michael was born to Frank P. and Mary Shaw May on September 2, 1946, in Quincy, FL. He grew up in Gainesville, FL, attended Davidson College in North Carolina, then returned to Gainesville to earn…
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Eileen McCoy Whang, 64
Eileen McCoy Whang, of Princeton, NJ, died at age 64, at home on June 23, leaving this earthly world in peace. Selfless and loving, strong-willed and feisty, Eileen always thought of and put others first, despite the incredible obstacles that she herself faced. She was a natural caregiver, both for her own immediate and extended…
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Joseph A. DiStefano, 63
Joseph A. DiStefano, 63, of Hamilton, passed away suddenly on Wednesday, June 21, 2023 at home. Born in Trenton, NJ, Joseph was a lifelong area resident. He was a graduate of St. Anthony’s High School Class of 1978. Joseph was an extremely hard worker who owned and operated his own shoe repair business, DiStefano’s Shoe…
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Central Jersey Newspapers to host Smoke ‘N Sip
It’s time to enjoy the summer with Smoke ‘N Sip on the Green with Central Jersey Newspapers on Wednesday, July 12. The event will run from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at Forsgate Country Club, 375 Forsgate Drive, Monroe, NJ 08831. Tickets are $50 and include premium cigars from Tobacco Leaf, a cutter and lighter, open bar, hors…
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‘Extremely competitive pool’
Hopewell Valley Education Foundation awards $4,000 in scholarships to four high school graduates Four graduates from Hopewell Valley Central High School’s Class of 2023 have each received a Hopewell Valley Education Foundation (HVEF) scholarship in the amount of $1,000 to further their education. Ramit Dasika, Veer Davda, Paige Dumont, and Adhwita Gopi Selvan are the…
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Help New Jersey wildlife by reporting your sightings!
by Alison Mitchell, Co-Executive Director, New Jersey Conservation Foundation Even in the nation’s most densely populated state, most people have tales of close encounters with wildlife – often while behind the wheel. Maybe they noticed an interesting creature passing through their neighborhood or backyard, or they stopped to help a turtle cross the road, slammed…
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Community Options appoints new national marketing director
Community Options has announced the appointment of Amber Wiseburn as the nonprofit’s new national marketing director. In her new role, Wiseburn will oversee press and media relations, social media, and advertising. She will ensure that Community Options’ mission and services are recognized and understood by the public, according to a press release. Community Options is…
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Loneliness Can Have Significant Impact on Health
By Jamie Winters, LCSW This spring, the U.S. Surgeon General issued an advisory sounding the alarm about the epidemic of loneliness, isolation, and lack of connection in the country. As the advisory noted, disconnection fundamentally affects mental, physical, and societal health. In fact, loneliness and isolation increase the risk for individuals to develop mental health…
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Bordentown Township Police blotter
A 37-year-old Delaware man was charged with a number of narcotics offenses and other charges on June 26. Police went to check on a male subject in the rear of the Bank of America on Route 130 who allegedly appeared to be under the influence of a narcotic. The male provided a fictious name to…
