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Birkenstock Shoes
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Medical Center at Princeton
MEDICAL CENTER OF PRINCETON We’re pleased to recognize The Medical Center at Princeton’s commitment to excellence in its cancer program by welcoming it into the growing Cancer Institute of New Jersey (CI NJ) network. As a Research Affiliate of CINJ, the statue’s only National Cancer Institute designated cancer center, the Medical Center (MCP) will join…
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School Menus
Delaware Assorted sandwiches, hot dog, bag lunch, cereal, milk and fresh-made pizza are available daily. Monday, Jan. 29 Nachos and beef, cheese sauce, carrot sticks, chilled fruit and milk. Tuesday, Jan. 30 Chicken fajitas, salad mix, chilled pears and milk. Wednesday, Jan. 31 Taco, soft shell or chip, vegetable toppings, chilled fruit…
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LBA Highlights
By: Karen Scheetz At the end of the third week of play, the games are getting very close and tight, showing the league may be in for an exciting season. Here is a look at the games that were played Saturday, Jan. 20. Third- and fourth-grade girls Sneakers Plus 14 Cifelli 8 Sneakers Plus won…
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NH-S students to perform "Lucky Stiff"
Musical to be staged Jan. 27-28 By: Sue Kramer NEW HOPE Center Stage, the New Hope-Solebury Middle School Theater Club, will present a musical theater performance of "Lucky Stiff" this weekend. The production is an adaptation of Lynn Ahrens and Steven Flaherty’s musical farce about a hapless shoe salesman who stands to inherit $6…
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Township seeks injunction against quarry
Supervisors cite ‘breach of contract and public nuisance’ By: Gwen Runkle SOLEBURY The Township Board of Supervisors decided at its Jan. 16 meeting to seek an injunction against New Hope Crushed Stone, citing "breach of contract and public nuisance" after, the supervisors said, the quarry’s relocation of its crushers failed to lessen the amount…
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Fight over 160-foot cell tower to continue
Solebury residents want location changed By: Gwen Runkle SOLEBURY The fight over a 160-foot wireless communications tower proposed for Windy Bush Road by SBA Communications will continue in front of the Solebury Township Board of Supervisors. SBA now seeks a conditional use. The township Planning Commission Jan. 8 rejected SBA Communication’s request. The hearing had…
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The Way It Was: Longtime resident recalls city afte Depression
By: Sue Kramer LAMBERTVILLE New roads and industry changed the Lambertville Edward "Bud" Carmody, 82, knew as a young man. The lifelong resident, who also has been a member of the Lambertville Historical Society since it was formed in 1968, talked about the city around the time of the Depression. "Things changed in 1929,"…
