Category: archives
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Meeting house grant OK’d
The Arney’s Mount Meeting House of Springfield receives state grant for historic preservation. By: Scott Morgan SPRINGFIELD The Arney’s Mount Meeting House last week received a state historic preservation grant to help gauge the extent of renovations for the structure. The meeting house was one of 60 historic sites in the state and seven…
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School, borough considering combined playground project
Improvements could allow for some recreational use of Weston School land By:Beth Kressel Improvements to the Weston School playground were discussed at a meeting between Superintendent Donald Burkhardt, Mayor Angelo Corradino and Borough Administrator Gary Garwacke July 29. "Once I became involved in the project and saw the scope of it, I though why do…
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Meetings schedule
A list of the next meeting of several boards, councils and committees from East Windsor, Hightstown, Twin Rivers and the Board of Education. School district Board of Education Monday, Aug. 22, 7:30 p.m., Hightstown High School 700 Wing, 25 Leshin Lane. East Windsor Township Council Tuesday, Sept. 6, 8 p.m., East Windsor Municipal Building, 16…
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Legion team couldn’t find consistency
Missing veterans, injuries took toll By: Rudy Brandl The Hillsborough American Legion baseball team never got into a groove during the 2003 summer season. A combination of bad weather, nagging injuries and spotty attendance left the Raiders searching for consistency. The team still managed to produce a 7-11-1 record, but that mark is below the…
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Students’ heavy load causing pain in the back
One state legislator has proposed a bill limiting the weights of school textbooks. By:Beth Kressel Hillsborough chiropractor Steven Loniewski says he gets about 60 or 70 patients with backpack-related injuries per school year. "Students should only carry 10 to 15 percent of their body weight," he said. "But some children are carrying up to 30,…
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Robber hits gas station on Route 1
Man armed with gun stole less than $200 cash from local gas station. By: Sharlee DiMenichi A masked man armed with a gun robbed the Exxon station at the intersection of Route 1 and Deans Lane on Tuesday, police said. The robber, who wore a black ski mask, held a "large gun" to the face…
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Township plans to lobby state on ‘safe corridors’
Officials feel that South Brunswick should be included in new legislation. By: Rebecca Tokarz Township officials said they will continue to lobby the state about getting a seven-mile section of Route 1 covered under its new "safe corridors" law. In addition, township officials said they will tell the state that changes to the roadway need…
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Police Beat
From the August 7 edition of the Register-News BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP A thief stole $200 from the Mobil gas station on Route 130 at 7:45 p.m. Sunday. The gas station attendant told officers that he was pumping gas for a customer when the thief walked into the gas station. The employee said he thought the thief…
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South Main Street success story
Offering kosher Chinese foods proves popular with area diners By:Beth Kressel Eight years ago, Chao Lin, 33, knew nothing about Manville, about kosher Chinese food, or about raising a family of three. Back then, he was a student at a cooking school in southern China. And now Mr. Lin is as Manville as they come.…
