Category: archives
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No day off for Holliday at NiE 5k
Charles Holliday was happy he didn’t have to take a holiday from racing Saturday, and happier still after winning the inaugural Newspapers in Education 5k at Mercer County Park. By: Justin Feil Charles Holliday was happy he didn’t have to take a holiday from racing Saturday, and happier still after winning the inaugural Newspapers in…
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Special Eyes
Students use cameras to learn, gain confidence and become independent By: Helen Pettigrew MONTGOMERY Nature and independence were key for six youngsters Monday as they took part in the Special Eyes on the Environment program at a park near the Princeton University boathouse between Faculty Road and Carnegie Lake. The special-needs students from The…
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Princetons give library a formal approval
After years of effort the library got the go-ahead to build its new facility. By: Jennifer Potash More than 20 years and many, many, many meetings later, the Princeton Public Library got the go-ahead Monday night to build its new facility. The Princeton Borough Council and the Princeton Township Committee approved a resolution authorizing the…
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Helen Vukmanovich
Helen Vukmanovich of Hopewell Township died Sunday at Abington (Pa.) Memorial Hospital. Born in Pocahontas, Va., she was an area resident 55 years. Mrs. Vukmanovich was co-owner of C&C Ceramic Shop in Hopewell Township and taught ceramics classes until retiring in 1991. She enjoyed oil painting and gardening. She is survived by her husband, Ludwig…
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‘Garbage train’ a better choice than 1,000 trucks
PACKET EDITORIAL, July 24 For most people, garbage is one of those subjects that falls into the out-of-sight, out-of-mind category. The stuff we throw away whether it’s paper products in the green bin, plastic and glass in the yellow bin or everything else in the household trash container gets dutifully dragged out to…
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NiE 5K run Winners – by Age
To see the full list, click below By: NiE NIE 5K RUN MALE 10 AND UNDER NO FINISHERS NIE 5K RUN FEMALE 10 AND UNDER 1.Samantha Prince Hamilton Sq,NJ 8 F 113 94 34:28 11:06 NIE 5K RUN MALE AGES 11 TO 13 1.Brandon Mitchell Marlton,NJ 12 M 13 150 20:11 6:30 2.Jonathan Aindman Belle…
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Helen Marinelli
HAMILTON Helen D. Marinelli, 84, died Sunday, July 22, at Morris Hall Nursing Home on Lawrenceville Road. Born in Trenton, she was a lifelong Hamilton resident before moving to Morris Hall. She retired as a secretary from the state Division of Taxation in Trenton. Wife of the late Joseph Mizopalko and Morris Marinelli, mother…
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Towns oppose bill that would limit zoning changes
The state legislation would freeze existing zoning ordinances at the time a development application is filed with a municipality. By: David Campbell Area planners say they oppose pending state legislation that would freeze existing zoning ordinances at the time a development application is filed with a municipality. William Dressel, executive director of the New Jersey…
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Frances Brody
EWING Frances Brody, 91, died Sunday, July 22, at Greenwood House. Born in Russia, she lived in Philadelphia before moving to Lawrenceville. Wife of the late George, she is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, Anita and Mark Lipstein of Lawrenceville; a brother, Murray Promisloff; and two granddaughters, Anna and Miriam Lipstein. The funeral…
