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Viola Pauline Douglas
Viola Pauline Douglas, 98, died Sunday at Pine Run Community. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she was a Washington Crossing resident before moving to Doylestown in 1988. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Titusville. Wife of the late Frederick Douglas II, she is survived by two daughters and a son-in-law, Eleanor and…
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Township Council to Decide on High School Parking Issue
Students, Residents debate over issue By: Michael Noveck The lack of parking availability at Lawrence High School is leading to a debate between the students and some members of the community. Residents of several streets across from the high school are pushing the Lawrence Township Council to install a permit parking system for their area.…
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Courtney Jefferson
An interesting student… Niall’s Interview Questions on Courtney Jefferson Niall’s Interview Questions on Courtney Jefferson Courtney Jefferson was born, February 4th 1988 in Trenton, NJ. Her original mothers name was__________, she was adopted by Joe, and Ellen Jefferson. She is going into the 8th grade at John Witherspoon School. Her hobbies are Dancing, swimming, singing…
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Inside a sports fanatic’s life
Philadelphia’s biggest sports fan resides in Lawrence By: Dana Sarnak When Mike Noveck is known as a sports fanatic within his group of 15-year-old male friends, one knows the nickname is no understatement. He is a Lawrence resident who will be entering his sophmore year at Lawrence High in the fall. "Sports let me get…
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Spreading ‘the word of yo’
Yo-yo-ing has woven its way into Ted Redmond’s blood. By: Justin Schlawin When Ted Redmond was introduced to his first fixed-axle yo-yo, he didn’t know anyone else who was interested in yo-yos. For more than half his life, Mr. Redmond has maintained his devotion to the sport. Yo-yo-ing has become much more than a passing…
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Seminars, Meetings and Events
TUESDAY, JULY 17 Le Tip of Princeton networking breakfast from 7:01 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. at the New York Deli Restaurant on Route 1 South (near the Mercer Mall) in Lawrence. Le Tip is an international organization designed to generate new business through the exchange of business cards and qualified leads. Breakfast free on first…
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Budget footnote leaves no state aid for university
Princeton may lose $760,000 because its endowment exceeds the cutoff. By: Jeff Milgram Princeton University may lose $760,000 in state aid all because of a footnote to the 2002 New Jersey budget. The footnote says that no independent college or university that has an endowment of more than $1 billion will be eligible to…
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Dead crows mark return of West Nile virus
Two dead crows were found in West Windsor Township. By: Gwen Runkle WEST WINDSOR Two dead crows found in the township tested positive for the West Nile virus last week, marking the first discovery of the virus in Mercer County this year. One crow was found in Mercer County Park on June 29 and…
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OBITUARIES, July 17, 2001
Helen Marston, Peter Lokhammer, John J. Muentener Sr., Dr. George W. Conrad, Richard S. Wauters, Frank Guidotti, Henry P. Tomlinson. Helen Marston Professional mathematician Helen M. Marston of Princeton died Saturday of lung cancer. She was 85. Born in Glen Ridge, she was a professional mathematician and worked at Educational Testing Service before joining the…
