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MANVILLE: Kid wrestlers open their season
Manville’s recreation team of 2nd to 6th graders traveled to Watchung on Friday night for its first wrestling match of the season. Lukas Rios started off the match at 50 pounds with a hard-fought 6-2 victory, controlling the action from start to finish. At 63 pounds Tim Whitenight went right in for…
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A Run Cost Analysis Can Clearly Show if it’s Time to Replace an Existing Asset with a New Asset
By 1888PressRelease (1888 PressRelease) In an AmeriQuest Transportation Services blog, financial services expert Patrick Gaskins explains how a Run Cost Analysis, when executed properly, can help a fleet owner make the decision of whether to hold onto or replace that dependable, late-model vehicle. CHERRY HILL, NJ – Is it always the most cost-effective decision to…
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MANVILLE: Schools to get $1 million in state aid for roof, boiler projects
By Gene Robbins, Managing Editor Hillsborough and Manville schools will each get more than $1 million in state funds to help pay for construction projects. Hillsborough submitted applications for partial roof replacements at the high, middle, intermediate and Hillsborough Elementary schools. ”We are developing schedules for these projects now that approvals have been received,” school…
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HILLSBOROUGH: High school clubs to show their stuff
Learn about the more than 25 clubs offered at Hillsborough High School at a club fair at the Hillsborough Library at 379 South Branch Road on Saturday, Jan. 4, from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Students will talk about why they love their groups. The fair should interest current high school students wanting to branch out,…
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HILLSBOROUGH: Couple dies in fire at home
Blaze doesn’t appear suspicious, police say A High Acre Drive couple died in a fire at their home Thursday evening, Dec. 5. The fire is still under investigation, but did not appear suspicious, police said. Police said a phone call about the fire was received at about 8:15 p.m. According to the Hillsborough Fire Company…
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HILLSBOROUGH: Stipend questioned for 10-day principal
How much should a substitute administrator be paid? By Gene Robbins, Managing Editor Harold Blackstone will serve as interim principal at Amsterdam Elementary School this month. He’ll substitute for Mary Ann Mullady, who will be on a leave of absence from Dec. 10-20. He was approved 6-2 by the school board Monday night. Mr. Blackstone…
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MANVILLE: Berkeley College lists student academics
Campus Corner student news Two Hillsborough students were awarded a degree from Binghamton (N.Y.) University. Amanda B. Kohn was awarded a bachelor of arts degree in Italian from the Harpur College of Arts and Sciences at Binghamton University. Peter E. Roth was awarded a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from the Thomas J.…
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SOUTH HUNTERDON: Winter workouts scheduled for South baseball players
South Hunterdon High School and Middle School baseball players will hold pre-season baseball workouts in the middle school gym this winter. Players will work on physical conditioning, stretching, throwing, fielding and hitting mechanics, as well as work with pitchers and catchers. Players need to bring their gloves and bat (catchers, bring your gear) and wear…
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK: Dual snowstorms both frightful and delightful
Azra Baig photo. Students enjoy a day of sledding at Woodlot Park in Monmouth Junction on Tuesday.
