Category: archives
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LHS frosh helps U.S. grab title
Christie Lynn Icenhower, a freshman at Lawrence High School, was a member of the 2001 USA All-Star Diving Team that won the Amsterdam Cup in Europe recently. By: Rudy Brandl In winning the Amsterdam Cup for the second-consecutive year, the United States team joined 25 other teams representing 16 different countries and a total of…
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NEWS OF OTHER DAYS 06/14
From the June 14 edition of the Register-News By: 100 years ago Last Tuesday, Vice Chancellor Reed granted a divorce to Clara J. Lester from John Franklin Lester, giving her the custody of he three children and allowing her $5 a week alimony. The most prodigious and far greatest display of wonderfully trained ponies, donkeys,…
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Title highlights busy week for Davidson
WW-P grad wins Hoffman championship, finishes second in N.J. amateur By: Justin Feil Matt Davidson has been nothing short of godly on the golf course in the past week. The former West Windsor-Plainsboro High star finished second at the New Jersey Golf State Association amateur championship Friday after playing four rounds in two days, then…
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For the week of June 14
By: Lloyd J. "Juggy" Inman PLUMSTED Lloyd J. "Juggy" Inman, 60, died Monday, June 4, at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Born in New Egypt, he was a lifelong resident. He was a lineman at Jersey Central Power and Light, Cookstown, before retiring. He enjoyed collecting antiques. Father of the late Anthony, he is…
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR 06/14
From the June 14 edition of the Register-News By: Shoe factory information needed A dollmaker searching for information on the Bordentown Shoe Factory is looking for help from longtime Bordentown residents. The factory manufactured doll shoes in the 1800s. Information is needed for a historical thesis pertaining to antique dolls. Photos, maps and written information…
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Parish priest gains helping handwith new deacon Henry Fierst
Manville’s Sacred Heart Church may have a stronger focus on community service now with the help of Henry Fierst, the parish’s first ordained deacon. By:Laura Pelner Mr. Fierst, who attended his first Mass as a deacon Sunday, is the only man of this position in Manville and the first Catholic deacon in town. As such,…
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Resident looks back on 70 years of Scouting
The calendar may say 2001, but very little has changed since Robert Inglis joined the Boy Scouts of America in 1932 nearly 70 years ago. By: Lea Kahn The Boy Scouts still go on weekend camping trips and they still must earn merit badges to advance in rank. They still learn how to tie…
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Hillsborough golfers ran into tough luck, competition
Only No. 1 player Berger graduates from 13-9 team By: John Beisser Hillsborough High golf coach Paul Parker was a terrific high school and collegiate pitcher and has coached a number of sports in his career, including basketball and girls’ soccer. A fine golfer himself, the second-year head coach knows better than anyone that in…
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All would benefit from an end to tolls
Letter to the editor I am writing to you to ask for your opinion and your support on an issue that has gone unnoticed for too long; the abundance of tolls on New Jersey roads. As a beginning motorist and hopeful intern this summer, I feel that it is wrong that New Jersey should have…
