Category: archives
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M&M Rest Home collecting supplies for soliders
Drop points set up around Millstone. By: Scott Morgan MILLSTONE M&M Rest Home has seen its share of veterans pass through its doors. But live images of a war halfway around the world have spurred the Perrineville Road manor’s administrators to focus on service members it may never see. Keith Moore, director of marketing…
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No contests in Hopewell Valley’s June 3 primary elections
There will be a few contests involving Democrats and Republicans in the November general election. By John Tredrea There will be no contested primary elections in Hopewell Valley on June 3, but there will be a few contests between Democrats and Republicans in the November general election. Monday the deadline day for filing petitions…
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Gay-Straight Alliance adviser to address PFLAG
The Princeton Area Chapter of PFLAG (Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays), in cooperation with HiTOPS, will meet at Trinity Church on Monday at 7:30 p.m. Jim Jordan, a teacher and coach at The Lawrenceville School and adviser to the Lawrenceville Gay-Straight Alliance, will speak about his experiences participating in the 2002 Gay…
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March to highlight anti-violence efforts
Local task force to hold anti-violence march and rally this weekend. By: Sharlee DiMenichi Local residents will take to the streets Saturday to raise awareness of domestic abuse and school violence during the township’s third annual Humanity March and Anti-Violence Celebration sponsored by the South Brunswick Domestic Violence Task Force. The celebration begins at 8:45…
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Hoopewell Township budget introduction expected
Officials will meet at 6:30 p.m. tonight in the auditorium of the municipal services building, Pennington-Washington Crossing Road, just west of Scotch Road. By John Tredrea The Hopewell Township Committee is scheduled to vote tonight (Thursday) on introduction of a proposed township budget for 2003. The meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the…
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As Marine, former wrestler faces different foe
Family in Hillsborough nervously waiting for word. By:Rudy Brandl The Van Cleef family of Millstone River Road has learned to cope with the brutal reality that the United States is at war. And the agonizing reality that 19-year-old Randy Van Cleef is one of the many brave men fighting for his country. "I’m very proud…
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Up All Night
The John Scofield Band makes it funky at Conduit in Trenton. By: Daniel Shearer The John Scofield Band (from left): Adam Deitch, Mr. Scofield, Avi Bortnick and Andy Hess. After more than 30 years in the music business, John Scofield doesn’t flinch at the suggestion that he is now a guitar icon. Even without mentioning…
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Red Raiders fall in home opener
Baseball By: Mike Molaro If anybody needs proof of the adage "No matter how bad things are, they could always be worse," just check with coach Jerry Russo and The Pennington School’s baseball squad. With Mother Nature showing us who’s boss last week, the Red Raiders had their three-game slate postponed by rain and snow.…
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Center set to collect donations for troops
Drink mixes, cards and activities among goods gathered. By: Lea Kahn Aiming to do its part to help the troops serving in Iraq, the Lawrence Neighborhood Service Center is collecting toiletries and other items to send overseas. Two collection boxes, decorated by children in the center’s after-school program, have been placed in the lobby of…
