Category: archives
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‘Very politic and no fool’
A curious tale of Princeton’s first settler and his wife — the witch? By: William Myers Few Princetonians are aware that their town’s origins involve Puritan persecutions of Quakers, a kidnapped governor and an accusation of witchcraft. The key to all three is one of Princeton’s first settlers, Dr. Henry Greenland. What is now…
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Probe finds posters were in violation of election law
An investigation found wrongdoing, although the East Windsor Regional School District referendum results will stand. By: Chris Karmiol An election board investigation into a violation of election laws by the East Windsor Regional School District first called by an election board official "much ado about a small mistake" and then upgraded by the same…
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Parents should support coach
Letter to the editor By: Certainly the players and coaches of the Hightstown High School varsity football team are suffering through a dismal season. There isn’t one particular reason for the misfortune, but several. Not among these reasons is the hard work and effort of the coaching staff. Head coach Skip Edwards puts in…
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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, Nov. 1 through Thursday, Nov. 7. 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 theaters…
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Local star recognized for acting
Local thespian honored receives state recognition for work By: Nick D’Amore MONROE Local thespian Jack Rosmarin’s talents are well-known in Mighty Oak Player circles, but now the state has also recognized those gifts, awarding him the Perry Award. This month, Mr. Rosmarin received the Perry Award for outstanding ensemble actor by Recognition of Excellence…
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EDITORIAL: Approve open space trust fund
Press editorial board offers up reasons to vote yes Voters will get the chance Tuesday to make the future of Monroe a little greener. By supporting the creation of a dedicated open space fund, voters will guarantee that the township has yet another tool to use when it comes to preserving open space. The proposed…
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Preservation urged at project sites in Montgomery
Open space advocates say properties on Dutchtown-Harlingen Road would be important additions to the township’s preserved lands. By: Steve Rauscher MONTGOMERY A pair of unrelated informal applications to build more homes along Dutchtown-Harlingen Road brought neighbors and open-space advocates to Monday night’s township Planning Board meeting. Representatives of TJC Homes presented an application to…
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Christina Kulczycki
Christina L. Kulczycki, 53, of Jamesburg, died Monday, Oct. 28, at Raritan Bay Medical Center, Old Bridge Division. Ms. Kulczycki was born in Bayonne, where she lived for a few years, later moving to Iselin before moving to Jamesburg, where she lived most of her life. She was a beautician and substitute teacher for the…
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University spans the design spectrum
Frank Gehry library and gothic-style dorm in the works. By: Jeff Milgram Photo courtesy of Princeton University Model above shows an early proposal for the Frank Gehry-designed science library to be built at Washington Road and Ivy Lane, near Fine Tower. Two major construction projects will alter the Princeton University landscape in the next few…
