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Innophos signs six-year leases at Cranbury business park
Firm inks deal at Mid-Atlantic Corporate Center By: Mike Mathis CRANBURY Innophos Inc. didn’t have to look far when it sought a new headquarters. It simply remained where it was, in the new Mid-Atlantic Corporate Center in Cranbury. Innophos, an international producer and distributor of chemical grade phosphates, has signed two, six-year leases for…
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Walforf School to present craft show
The Waldorf School of Princeton is hosting its second annual Holiday Market Craft Show on Friday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1062 Cherry Hill Road in Montgomery. Friday evening is devoted to an adults-only preview that includes a mouth-watering meal prepared by Eric Martin of Stanton…
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Three seek Rocky Hill council seats
Two incumbents decide not to seek re-election By: Kara Fitzpatrick ROCKY HILL Three candidates will seek two open seats in the upcoming Borough Council election. Republicans Eileen Uhrik and Brian Griner and independent Brad Merritt will seek the two vacant seats on the six-member council. Council members Connie Hallman, a Democrat, and Peggy Harris,…
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Pros to gather to offer investment, financial advice
Investment Fest 2005 is planned By: George Spohr PLAINSBORO Investment pros, financial whizzes and local media personalities will be on hand on Saturday, Nov. 19, for Investment Fest 2005. The event, co-hosted by the Princeton Business Journal and MoneyTalk 1350 and sponsored by Commerce Bank, runs from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the…
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Area towns inspect apartments
Township Council set to discuss municipal inspections of rental units. By: Joseph Harvie Rental inspection codes are fairly common among South Brunswick’s neighbors. Jamesburg, North Brunswick, Plainsboro and Princeton Borough all have codes that allow municipal inspectors to enter units either when a new tenant moves in or on regular intervals. The South Brunswick Township…
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The next generation
Biotech firms compete for billions By: Hilary Parker PRINCETON Few people would contest the statement that the future of medicine and pharmaceuticals is in biotechnology. The pharmaceutical giants have taken big hits from regulatory agencies, and consumer confidence is shaky, at best. A new generation of smaller firms, focused on specialized technology and research…
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Week of Oct. 27
Marilyn Coffee, Peter Rea Sr., John Mignella, Kuei-Chang Liang, William B. Mischke. By: Marilyn Coffee Marilyn H. Coffee, 75, died Sunday, Oct. 16, at Cranbury Care Center in Monroe. Born in Princeton, she grew up in Kingston, graduated from Princeton High School, and was an area resident all of her life. Ms. Coffee’s daughter, Susan…
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The end of the open classroom
Renovations remake Brunswick Acres School By: Chinenye Okparanta When Brunswick Acres Elementary School opened its doors to students in the mid-1970s, it was riding a new wave along with many schools in the country, embracing the idea of an open-space learning environment. Like many other schools, Brunswick Acres was built without permanent interior walls. Instead,…
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Week of Oct. 28
Robert C. Fuchs, Bernard Wyckoff. By: Bernard Wyckoff Bernard L. Wyckoff, 85, died Tuesday, Oct. 18, at Cranbury Center, Monroe. Born in South River, he lived in East Brunswick for 40 years before moving to Monroe in 2000. Mr. Wyckoff served overseas with the Coast Guard during World War II aboard the USS Pride. Prior…
