Category: archives
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Lady Mustangs break out of slump
Covert, Kohler ignite romp over Dunellen By: Rudy Brandl It was time for the Manville High girls’ soccer team to prove it could still be a potent offensive juggernaut. A recent string of losses had to be an aberration. The MHS girls certainly were flying high in last Thursday’s home game against Dunellen. Less…
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Committee rejects hotel tax
Mansfield Township Committee decides against addition of 1 percent municipal tax to hotel rates. By: Eve Collins MANSFIELD Owners of hotels and motels in the township will not see their customers charged a 1 percent municipal tax, after public reaction convinced one township committeeman to vote against imposing the levy on Oct. 22. The…
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Dispatches: Random ramblings on the political world
DISPATCHES by Hank Kalet: Our editor discusses his views on the state of politics today. By: Hank Kalet President George W. Bush wants Americans to get their news unfiltered. Sort of like the cigarettes we’re selling overseas. Think about this: We have a president who has admitted to not reading newspapers or watching television news.…
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Mischief Night, Halloween curfews
For Hopewell Township and Hopewell Borough Township curfew on Mischief Night Because of problems involving vandalism, property damage and nuisance-type behavior on the part of frolicking youth on Tic-Tac Night, or Mischief Night (Oct. 30), in years gone by, Hopewell Township again will have a curfew that night for everyone 17 years of age or…
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Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association reserve grows by 48 acres
"We are grateful to extend the partnership we have developed with Mercer County to manage lands on Moore’s Mill-Mt. Rose and Crusher roads, where we have an extensive system of marked nature trails," Executive Director George Hawkins said. CLICK ON IMAGE TO SEE THE LARGE MAP By John Tredrea A 48-acre tract of land running…
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Letter: Board deserves teachers’ respect
To the editor: As the wife of a school board member and a citizen of South Brunswick, I am writing this letter as a way of expressing my displeasure and surprise with the conduct, which has gone on at the last two school board meetings. I think the line of respect and disrespect has…
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Mum’s the word this time of year
FROM ROOSEVELT by Linda Schuster Garden parties have come to an end. We are well into the revel of a jolting hay ride, the thrill of a skeleton and the chestnut warmth of a glowing pumpkin. Taste juicy apples and hot, tangy cider. Go out and get yourself some mums. Chrysanthemums are an extraordinary sight…
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Oct. 30, 4:52 p.m.: Tip-off time
NBA season begins. The Knicks’ season ends before it starts. By: Hank Kalet Two nights down in the NBA and it remains too early to make any judgments. That said, there are some things worth noting: 1. Knick fans like me are in for a long season. Not only did the team blow a 10-point…
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For the love of football
Benefit car wash is held. Staff photo by Robyn C. Stein Will Fabrizio (left) and Sean Wood wash a car during the car wash held Saturday at Hopewell Valley Central High School to benefit HIKE, the local football fund-raising group.
