Category: archives
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Second firm to review police plans
Another architectural firm will assess future Cranbury police station. By: Matt Kirdahy A second architectural firm will share its assessment on the potential home for Cranbury’s police. On Monday, representatives of Berkowsky and Associates of Cranbury, with Kurt Schmitt of the Verona-based Mylan Architectural Group, will provide an update on the design of Cranbury’s proposed…
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Lynx
"Lynx," a friendly bobtail female cat, is in need of a loving home and available for adoption from SAVE, 900 Herrontown Road, Princeton. For information about adopting a cat or dog, call (609) 921-6122. SAVE: http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/NJ143.html
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Borough to reorganize fire department
A paid borough staff member would oversee day-to-day operations and a single chief would be elected. By: Jennifer Potash The Princeton Borough Council launched a reorganization of the volunteer Princeton Fire Department on Tuesday that for the first time includes a paid borough staff member to oversee day-to-day department functions. The council unanimously introduced three…
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Editorial: It’s never too early to start giving
EDITORIAL: With Thanksgiving swiftly approaching, local food pantries are in high need of donations. The leaves have only just begun to turn and to fall and buying Halloween candy is still on the "to do" list. Sure, this is a busy time of year. The season is turning, football is in high gear…
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Rallies lead HC by South girls’ volleyball
Lachenmayer, Pirates hope to be better in states By: Justin Feil Dana Lachenmayer is among the West Windsor-Plainsboro girls’ volleyball team leaders in kills, digs and blocks, and if you didn’t know better, in cups of coffee consumed. Lachenmayer whirled, twirled, high-fived and maintained a steady stream of encouragement for the Pirates even as they…
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Little Tigers finally get to play at home
Football team falls in turf debut By: Bob Nuse Steve Everette can sense his Princeton High football team is getting closer and closer to a win every week. This past week, with everything in place, was nearly the week the Little Tigers pulled off their first win of the season. In front of a Homecoming…
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WW-P board votes to restore school club funding
Money for advisors was originally cut from this year’s budget. By: Gwen McNamara The West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional Board of Education gave Superintendent Robert Loretan the go-ahead Tuesday to reinstate some co-curricular activities cut during this year’s budget process. The superintendent will use $13,000 from a grant and $23,000 from a sewer easement to bring back…
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Library geared up for teen poetry slam
By: Jennifer Potash This is not your grandmother’s poetry reading with tea and cookies. The Princeton Public Library, in celebration of Teen Read Week, will host "Slammin’ @ your library," a poetry reading event for kids in grades 6 through 12 at 7:30 p.m. today, Friday. The event offers children in two different age groups…
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Candidates discuss land swap
The first of two stories on where candidates stand on the issues facing Monroe. By: Al Wicklund and Rebecca Tokarz MONROE The positions of Monroe Township mayor and two at-large councilmen will be on the ballot in the general election Nov. 4. In the contests for four-year terms will be Democratic incumbents Mayor Richard…
