Category: archives
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Last pieces in place for settlement of Toll case
Following West Windsor Council approval, Planning Board and condominium association follow suit. By: Gwen Runkle WEST WINDSOR It’s nearly over. Both the township Planning Board and the board of trustees of the Windsor Haven Condominium Association unanimously approved a settlement with developer Toll Brothers on Wednesday. The two approvals, combined with that of the…
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An active holiday season in Cranbury
A look at the holiday happenings in Cranbury. By: Melissa Morgan The hustle and bustle of preparing a Thanksgiving feast may be over, but the holiday season has just begun. Now, it’s time for cookies, carolers and Santa sightings, and Cranbury has a variety of activities planned leading up to Christmas Day that will spark…
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Sarafin selected for Borough Council seat
South Main Street resident replaces Democrat Dan Buriak, who resigned Nov. 18. By: Scott Morgan HIGHTSTOWN Eugene Sarafin, after receiving three yes votes to two no votes, mused, "Thank you after 38 years, I’ve become what I hate." What he has become is the borough’s newest councilman, named Monday night as the replacement…
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Movie Timetables
Going to the movies tonight? Find out where and when the show you want to see is playing. Movies and times are valid from Friday, Dec. 6 through Thursday, Dec. 12. Because of the possibility of last-minute schedule changes, it is wise to call the theater before leaving home. Please note: In the event that…
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For the Dec. 6 issue
Helen Amelia Cooke, Hazel L. Campbell, Barbara R. Fay, Inocencio "Chen" Cruz Valle, Robert Tracy Hall, Barry London, Mary Burns Mahoney. By: Helen Amelia Cooke HIGHTSTOWN Helen Amelia Cooke, 98, died Nov. 26 at her home. Born in Cranbury she resided in Hightstown for many years. Mrs. Cooke formerly worked for Mack Motors, Squibb…
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HHS gymnasts surpassed expectations
Watts girls powered team By: Rudy Brandl Nobody expected the Hillsborough High gymnastics team to make so much noise on the state level this fall. The Raiders didn’t rebuild as expected they reloaded. Despite losing three-year standouts Kim Yates and Ashley Miller to graduation, the Raiders found their way back into the NJSIAA…
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Saladworks coming to township
New restaurant opens in East Windsor Village shopping center on Route 571. By: Chris Karmiol While processed meat, grease and speed appeal to the appetites of many Americans as the fast-food industry’s $114 billion market share will attest to, there are still some for whom a freshly prepared soup or salad is the true…
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Rozella Smith
Rozella Smith, 84, died Friday at Mercer County Geriatric Center. Born in Tarheels, N.C., Mrs. Smith was a longtime Ewing-Lawrenceville resident. She attended Bladen County Training School in Elizabethtown, N.C. She was a former member of the Willis Creek AME Zion Church in Fayetteville, N.C., and the Friendship Baptist Church where she served for many…
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Mustangs win again on Turkey Day
Strong second half leads to 22-12 triumph By: Shawn Tyrrell BOUND BROOK The Manville High School football team finished the 2002 season the best way possible with a win. Manville took on rival Bound Brook on Thanksgiving Day and after a slow start came on strong and defeated the Crusaders 22-12. For…
