Category: archives
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States bound
MHS tennis qualifies again By: Ken Weingartner The Monroe High boys tennis team might not have won many matches at the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament last weekend, but that doesn’t mean the trip was a loss. Coach Jim Kushner was pleased with the play of his squad, and the strong efforts seemed to carry over…
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Bid to sell liquor license comes up dry
Mayor was counting on the sale of the liquor license to shave 2 cents off the municipal tax rate. By: Gwen Runkle WEST WINDSOR Zero, zip, nada. That’s how many bids came in Wednesday on the sale of a liquor license by the township, throwing a sizable monkey-wrench into the township’s budget plans. When…
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Therapists keep seniors physically fit
By: Al Wicklund MONROE Physical therapist Rozel Abis is a welcome sight for a number of the residents at The Residence at Forsgate. Ms. Abis and her one-on-one program of exercise plays a key role with these older men and women in recovering from illness, declining strength caused by inactivity or just plain getting…
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Little League opener day to remember
Letter to the editor To the editor: April 20 was the opening day for the baseball and softball season in our community. I went to the HEWYBL opening day ceremony and I believe it was the nicest one I have ever attended. Upon arrival I noticed immediately the enthusiasm and lightness of spirit as people…
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No. 9
Tubs and baskets of fresh produce are not only part of the décor but the philosophy of this popular Lambertville bistro. By: Pat Tanner NO. 9 9 Klines Court Lambertville (609) 397-6380 Food: Very good Service: Pleasant, casual Cuisine: Seasonal American bistro Ambiance: Airy storefront bistro Prices: Moderate Hours: Lunch and Dinner: Wed.-Thurs. 5-9 p.m.,…
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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, May 3 through Thursday, May 9. 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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Town focusing on driver safety
MONROE- Program comes after three two-car accidents By: Al Wicklund MONROE While the Township Council starts the process to get a traffic light at the intersection of Perrineville and Union Valley roads, the site of a motor-vehicle accident that took two lives in March, the Police Department has launched a townwide educational program about…
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MOST THINGS CONSIDERED
A few words of wisdom to help guide us through life By: Minx McCloud I have 84 people on my e-mail list and all of them send me jokes, virus warnings, online hoaxes and inspirational claptrap. Oh, don’t get me wrong, some of the stuff they send me is pretty neat, but usually I’ve seen…
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Updike backers raise $100,000
By: Nick D’Amore Residents interested in preserving the Updike property from development have begun to take matters into their own hands. The Friends of Updike has raised $100,000 in an initial fund-raising appeal, said Dave Cook, who is leading the non-profit group’s effort. "It’s taken off better than expected," he said. The group’s goal is…
