Category: archives
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‘Try to remember the kind of September…’
A NEIGHBOR’S TRIBUTE, Sept. 21 By: David L. Nathan, M.D. On Friday evening, my neighborhood in Montgomery Township was one of many that held a candlelight vigil for the victims of last week’s terrorist attacks. Perhaps my narrative of this gathering will sound romantic, like the song from The Fantasticks that is quoted in the…
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Monroe’s indoor skate rink may be ready in October
Construction of the steel frame and roof to cover the rink for in-line roller skaters and work on an adjacent outdoor skate park is expected to start the beginning of next week, township Engineer Ernie Feist said Thursday. By: Al Wicklund MONROE The roofed roller rink to be built on the same lot as…
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Hightstown GOP wants tax relief
The Republican candidates in this fall’s Borough Council election, Bob Patten and Paul Szewczyk, want to lessen the tax burden on borough’s residents. By: Scott Morgan HIGHTSTOWN The borough’s two Republican council candidates are ready for November. Incumbent Councilman Bob Patten and first-time candidate Paul Szewczyk this week expressed their views on some of…
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Falcons finally play tennis
By: Al Wicklund Tennis Coach Trudy Marmorek will be looking for progress and hopefully a win this week after her Monroe Township High School girls team lost a close match in a delayed start to the season last week. Singles players Kaitlyn Schobert, a junior, and senior Meredith Blumenstock picked up the Falcons’ points in…
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Benefit proceeds go to NYC firefighters
Letter to the editor To the editor: On behalf of the all-volunteer membership of Hightstown Engine Company No. 1, I would like to extend my thanks to those who assisted in making our annual golf tournament such a huge success. To The Peddie School, golf participants and local business community, it is your continued interest…
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McCarter cancels play, citing terrorist theme
‘The Vienna Notes’ concerns a politician’s self-absorbed behavior during a terrorist incident. By: Jeff Milgram McCarter Theatre has canceled its next production, "The Vienna Notes," which concerns a politician’s self-absorbed behavior during a terrorist incident. The production was scheduled to run from Oct. 16 to Nov. 4. "We are a country in pain. As a…
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Sports games provide good diversion
HHS teams return to action with heavy hearts By: Rudy Brandl Covering sports isn’t any easier than playing the games at a time like this. Yet, even in the wake of a national tragedy, we must all move on. I respect the National Football League and Major League Baseball for postponing all action through last…
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Trade center job interview a trial by fire
‘It felt like an earthquake.’ By: Jennifer Potash Rich Giarrusso of Greenview Avenue arrived at the World Trade Center at 8 a.m. on Sept. 11. After having worked for Merrill Lynch in Plainsboro for several years, the 26-year-old had lined up a job interview at Euro Brokers on the 84th floor of the south tower.…
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Families remember those lost in Trade Center attack
Two area residents a Monroe man and a Jamesburg man and the son of a Rossmoor resident, all missing since the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center, have brought the tragedy of the disaster to the doorsteps of township and borough homes. By: Al Wicklund and Steve Rauscher Two area residents…
