Category: archives
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Nguyen seeks improvement as MHS pack leader
Sophomore makes most of switch to cross country By: Rudy Brandl Nghi Nguyen just wants to run. The Manville High sophomore has made the most of his decision to quit soccer and pursue a scholastic athletic career in distance running. He showed potential during the spring track campaign of his freshman year and worked on…
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More talks planned on Princeton senior home sites
By: David Campbell The Regional Planning Board of Princeton is expected to resume its discussion of a draft ordinance earmarking three Princeton Township sites for senior housing, but a date has not yet been set. The board heard public testimony Thursday night and adjourned around 11:30 p.m. The board expects to hear further public input…
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Back to basics: nothing beats simplicity
IN THE KITCHEN by Ann Harwood: A good and easy recipe for basic herbed, creamed chicken, with variations, plus a favorite baked dessert. Illustration by Judy Martin The older I get, the more I like basic, simple, good cooking. I find myself also continuing to create basic recipes that can be varied a little …
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VFW to host Halloween party
VFW Post 3022 will host a karaoke Halloween party 7:30 p.m. Saturday. There will be prizes for the best singer and costume. Everyone is welcome to attend. Post 3022 is located at 736 Cherry Tree Lane in Lawrence. Call 596-9801 for more information.
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Borough’s rental overcrowding ordinances challenged
A landlord cited for violations on Witherspoon Street files lawsuit. By: Jennifer Potash Princeton Borough’s more stringent ordinances aimed at stemming overcrowding in rental properties may be challenged in court. The Borough Council is expected to discuss in closed session tonight a lawsuit challenging the borough’s overcrowding ordinances. Alan Zarr, owner the Spooner Corp., which…
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Montgomery hires butcher to process deer
By: Steve Rauscher MONTGOMERY The Township Committee hired a Hunterdon County butcher Thursday night to process hundreds of deer likely to be killed on local open-space tracts through the township’s deer-management program. The township will pay A&A Country Butchers up to $60 per deer to prepare the carcasses for donation to local charities, Township…
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WW-P South girls’ soccer makes states
Three-game win streak helps Pirates reach .500 mark By: Bob Nuse It was a position the West Windsor-Plainsboro South girls’ soccer team hasn’t been in for a long time. But at the same time, these were players who hadn’t played a huge role in past success of the Pirates. WW-P South entered last week…
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Events in the Hopewell area
Hopewell sets parade The Hopewell Halloween Parade will be held Oct. 28, beginning at 1 p.m. at the Hopewell Railroad Station on Railroad Place and ending at the Hopewell Fire Department on South Greenwood Avenue. Line-up starts at 12:30 p.m. The order of the parade is as follows: Hopewell ‘s antique fire truck "Old Number…
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Halloween Hoopla
Toddler’s Village Learning Center is hosting a Halloween Hoopla on Oct. 27 from noon-3 p.m. In the event of inclement weather, the autumn event will be held on Oct. 28, from noon-3 p.m. It will be all treats without the tricks. Children can take hay rides, make scarecrows and paint pumpkins at the child care…
