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John J. Zipper
EAST WINDSOR John J. Zipper, 54, died Saturday at home. Born in Chicago, he lived in East Windsor 26 years. He graduated from Purdue University in 1974 with a doctorate in analytical chemistry and was a production manager with Arnel Inc. in Parlin. Mr. Zipper was a member of St. Anthony of Padua Roman…
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Board’s decision shows ineptitude
Letter to the editor To the editor: At their Nov. 7, 2001 meeting the East Windsor school board illustrated ineptitude and divisiveness regarding school construction and redistricting. The discussion reflects that the majority of the board places a greater emphasis in decision-making on perception rather than reasoning and facts. The fact that the board voted…
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Watching history unfold from afar
Cranbury resident Adam Goldberg was studying in France when he heard about the Sept. 11 attacks. By: Casha Caponegro Adam Goldberg was studying overseas in France when he heard about the attack on the World Trade Center. "I was walking down one of the main streets when I heard some people speaking English," said 16-year-old…
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Ross brings experience to PDS
New Panther boys’ basketball head coach has been in game almost 30 years By: Bob Nuse In their search for a new head boys’ basketball coach, Princeton Day School certainly found someone with a wealth of experience. Charley Ross, with close to 30 years experience at the high school, college and professional level, takes over…
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HHS goes from 1-9 to doing fine
FOOTBALL: With a 28-7 win in the first night game ever at Allentown High, the Rams clinched an undisputed title in the CVC’s Valley Division. By: Kyle Moylan ALLENTOWN When he was named as Hightstown High School’s third football coach in as many years, Skip Edwards didn’t ask his team to go out and…
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PU men’s soccer to host NCAA games
Tigers receiver first-round bye By: Justin Feil Bob Nye was in the library last Saturday quietly studying when he took a break and checked his e-mail. What he read was great news. Brown had defeated Harvard to give the Princeton University men’s soccer team a tie with the Bears for the Ivy League title. More…
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Princeton Packet Boys’ Soccer Player of the Year
Johnson’s return lifts Hun boys’ soccer By: Bob Nuse Paul Johnson wouldn’t trade his two-year experience with the under-17 national soccer team for anything. But at the same time, the Princeton resident is glad he had a chance to come home this fall and play one final season of high school soccer at The Hun…
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Four charged with Mill Lake vandalism
MONROE Four juveniles were charged in connection with a vandalism spree last month of the new Mill Lake School currently under construction. By: Nick D’Amore MONROE Four juveniles were charged in connection with a vandalism spree last month of the new Mill Lake School currently under construction. Sgt. Paul Banach said two are…
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High-tech tools leave more time for learning in Montgomery
School system is awash in cutting-edge technology By: Steve Rauscher MONTGOMERY As late as 1997, the entire Montgomery school district had exactly one computer with a dial-up Internet connection. Four years and thousands of dollars later, the district is home to a private fiber-optic wide-area network connecting its 1,500 Internet-ready terminals, as well…
