Category: archives
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Thanks for repealing curfew law
Letter to the editor On behalf of all Hillsborough youth I would like to thank the Township Committee for finally giving the Hillsborough youth a positive message. By voting 3-2 to end the curfew law in Hillsborough they sent a clear message that they will not let a minuscule group of youths to dictate…
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Rec commission unveils plans for indoor facility
The 7,300-square-foot building is planned for the township-owned 28-acre Wagner Farm Park in Millstone. By: Frank C. D’Amico MILLSTONE The Recreation Commission’s plan to build an indoor multi-purpose recreation facility on Baird Road was presented to the Township Committee last week. The 7,300-square-foot building is planned for the township-owned 28-acre Wagner Farm Park. Greg…
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HHS boys’ lacrosse set to reload
Coviello optimistic about new cast By: Rudy Brandl The Hillsborough High boys’ lacrosse program made huge forward strides last spring but may have to take a little step back before continuing that momentum after the graduation of several standout players. Hillsborough’s top three scorers and the entire starting defense are gone, leaving second-year head coach…
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‘Cup of Joe’ settles in on North Main
It’s been two months since a sister act started a new business "Cup of Joe" in the heart of Pennington’s downtown, and things are looking good By: John Tredrea It’s been two months since a sister act started a new business "Cup of Joe" in the heart of Pennington’s downtown, and…
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The Grande at Monmouth Junction offers comfort
Stunning collection of homes with lavish amenities borders a heavily forested reserve Set within a picturesque region of more than 15,000 acres of open space, parks, nature trails and golf courses, The Grande at Monmouth Junction borders a heavily forested reserve, which itself adjoins the playgrounds and ball fields of beautiful Sondek Park. The furnished…
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School budget is too expensive
Letter to the editor To the editor: The Board of Education proposes a 5-cent tax increase to fund its proposed 2001-02 budget. As a former high school teacher and mother of three, I strongly oppose this increase. I taught various science courses for seven years, primarily in the Philadelphia school district. Also, I was privileged…
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McNees looks for more success in spring
Hopewell Valley Track & FieldIf the cross-country and winter track seasons are indications of what’s to come, spring track should bring additional accolades for Whitney McNees. By: Mike Molaro In her second year of cross country, the Hopewell Valley Central High School senior placed fourth this past fall in the Meet of Champions and was…
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‘Cup of Joe’ settles in on North Main
It’s been two months since a sister act started a new business "Cup of Joe" in the heart of Pennington’s downtown, and things are looking good By: John Tredrea It’s been two months since a sister act started a new business "Cup of Joe" in the heart of Pennington’s downtown, and…
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Young Bulldogs to take court against Hightstown
Hopewell Valley Boys TennisWith last year’s No. 1 singles star Mike Simmons playing this year at New York University, the Hopewell Valley Central High School boys tennis team faces some distinct challenges in 2001. By: Steve Feitl Coach Tony Suozzo will field a young team, featuring just one senior starter, in hopes of matching last…
