Category: archives
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Manville churches offeringcomfort in time of distress
By:Alec Moore No one from Manville, or Hillsborough, has been reported missing, or confirmed dead, following the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center last Tuesday, according to New Jersey State Police and Manville Police. "It’s great news on our end," said Manville Police Sgt. Mark Sniscak, who said the Manville Police Department has not…
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Scaling all obstacles
Being blind doesn’t stop former area resident from achieving his goals. By: Scott Morgan Most people would likely agree that Erik Weihenmayer leads an exciting life. At age 32, he has already reached the tops of some of the world’s tallest mountains. In fact, he has already checked off five of the fabled Seven Summits…
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Plumsted gathers for prayer service
Churches get together to hold vigil on night of terrorist attacks. By: Ken Weingartner PLUMSTED The sound of singing filled the air outside New Egypt High School the night of Sept. 11. Some 500 voices united as one as they left the school, singing the hymn "Silent Night." But on that night it was…
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Township downzoning vote expected tonight
The Township Committee is expected to vote tonight (Thursday) on three ordinances that would downzone that is, reduce the permitted intensity of land-use in three-fourths of the 58-square mile township By: John Tredrea The Township Committee is expected to vote tonight (Thursday) on three ordinances that would downzone that is, reduce the…
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For the week of Sept. 20.
By: Jeannette M. Lucherini ALLENTOWN Jeannette M. Dickson Lucherini, 65, died Monday, Sept. 17, at home. Born in Bordentown, she was a longtime resident before moving to Medford in 1990 and, more recently, to Allentown. She worked for Bake Fair Bakery, Ewing, and enjoyed bowling, casino trips, horse racing and traveling. She is survived…
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Making sense of a senseless act
Letter to the editor How does one make sense of a senseless act? Where does one begin in defending such an ungodly sin? There is no rhythm or reason that we can comprehend in the actions taken against so many innocent lives. For such was the ultimate display of a growing evil against the greater…
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Turning to faith for healing
Local minister says to be honest with feelings and draw on spiritual resources. By: Mark Moffa As millions of Americans try to cope with the tragic events of last week, many are choosing to turn to spiritual or mental health advisors for help. The Rev. Stephen Heinzel-Nelson of the Allentown Presbyterian Church spoke Friday of…
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Families remain hopeful
Three current South Brunswick residents and two who recently left the township are among the 5,422 missing. By: Brian Shappell A yellow sign reading "Daddy, we’re waiting for you to come home" at the Ledee residence in Monmouth Junction serves as a chilling reminder of the events of Sept. 11, 2001. For many, the realization…
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Football field causes neighbors concern
By:Alec Moore Willow Road residents John and Susan Giranda went before the Township Committee last Wednesday to express their frustrations over a number of problems they are facing as a result of the football field next to their house, used as practice field by the Hillsborough Junior Raiders. "Every night when I look out my…
