Category: archives
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A Web site that mixes high-tech, base deceit
EDITORIAL, Aug. 17, 2000 By:The Packet Group Need a good laugh to brighten your day? Have we got a Web site for you! Log on and you’ll be greeted by the following message: "Integrity, trust, passion, creativity, quality and sharing. They’re the values that guide us as a business and as individuals. So does a…
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Utility pole, gas main broken on Sunnymead
Driver breaks pole, repair crew breaks main By:David Learn Residents of Sunnymead Road suffered a double-whammy this week first when a motorist ran into an electric pole and then when a work crew sent to repair the damage accidentally broke a gas main. No one was injured in either mishap, although township police evacuated nearby…
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Mayors uses convention to share ideas
Pucci is delegate for Democrats in Los Angeles By: Al Wicklund MONROE – Mayor Richard Pucci, a delegate to the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles this week, sees the convention as a starting point for a strong Democratic campaign for presidential candidate Al Gore and the rest of the party’s ticket. "The election will…
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Time to go down fighting Promenade
To the editor: I have been hearing all summer that we have to agree to the Krame settlement. Let me explain this settlement in everyday terms. Let’s say you contract or settle with a developer to build you a home, easy to maintain, fitting into the community of your choice with about 1 acre of…
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Marian H. O’Donnell
HAMILTON – Marian H. O’Donnell, 70, died Aug. 8 at home. Born in Carbondale, Pa., she lived in the Trenton area since 1966. Mrs. O’Donnell was a homemaker. An active member of parent-teacher associations, she was also a Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (CCD) teacher and member of Our Lady of Sorrows Roman Catholic Church. She…
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President to visit Hopewell Valley
Stockman farm site of Wednesday fund-raiser for Holt By:Jeff Milgram President Bill Clinton will make two stops in Hopewell Valley on Wednesday, Aug. 23 to bolster the re-election campaign of Rep. Rush Holt (D-12). The director of Rep. Holt’s finance committee, Neil Upmeyer, said between 250 and 300 people are expected to pay $1,000 a…
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Tractor-trailer mishap causes traffic snarl
Canada Dry truck hits Route 31 utility pole By:John Tredrea The driver of a southbound Canada Dry trailer-truck apparently fell asleep at the wheel on Route 31 just before 6 a.m. Friday, when his rig roared off the road along a guardrail and hit a utility pole in Pennington, near Broemel Place. "After hitting the…
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SBAA all-stars find 13 is a lucky number
Win North Brunswick Tournament title There was no need for triskaidekaphobia among the members of the South Brunswick Athletic Association 13-year-old all-star team. The lucky 13s defeated Hopewell in the first two outings of a three-game championship series to claim the North Brunswick Tournament title. In the first game, SB pounded Hopewell, 18-7. In the…
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History comes to life at Buckelew Day
Historical Society hosts annual festival By: Brian Webber A wonderful chapter of lasting memories was written this past weekend on the grounds of Lakeview, the Buckelew mansion. The Jamesburg Historical Association hosted its annual Buckelew Days, a festival honoring the founder of Jamesburg, James Buckelew. The opening ceremony was highlighted by Jamesburg councilman, Otto Kostbar,…
