Category: archives
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Caring Transitions fill local need
David Kilby, Managing Editor As the first of the 79 million baby boomers started turning 65 in January, there have been a greater number of families trying to help with their aging loved one’s transition to another home or facility. To provide some much-needed assistance, entrepreneur Marshall Moses, of Yardley, Pennsylvania, recently launched a local…
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American Legion Post 401 Supports State Commander’s Project
By Gary Cooper During American Legion State Commander Bob Harold Liberatore’s official visit to Middlesex County, members of American Legion Post 401, South Brunswick, presented him with a donation in support of his project to construct a “Healing Garden,” an enclosed courtyard for veterans suffering from symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, at Lyons VA…
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CENTRAL JERSEY: Tree farms donate Christmas trees for troops
Keris Tree Farm owner Joe Keris (left), of Allentown, and McLaughlin Tree Farm owner Greg McLaughlin, of Robbinsville, have pledged to donate 200 trees to U.S. military bases. Customers can participate in the Trees for Troop program this weekend as well by making donations at either farm.
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Victorian Christmas set at Parry Mansion
The fifth annual Victorian Christmas celebration will be held in New Hope on Dec. 10 and 11 at the Parry Mansion, 45 S. Main St., from 1-4 p.m. Stories about holiday traditions and preparations for the Christmas holidays in Victorian times will be presented by the Historical Society’s docents. Tours of the 1784 Georgian-style Parry…
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Civil Air Patrol Cadets Speak with Air Force Fighter Pilot
Jaysin Maskarenas On the eve of the 70th anniversary of the Civil Air Patrol, an auxiliary to the United States Air Force, Raritan Valley Civil Air Patrol Cadet Squadron communicated live with a an active fighter pilot. The Air Force Captain who completed the cadet program, attended the Air Force Academy and now flies an…
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CRANBURY: Christmas show lights up hearts
The Christmas Light Spectacular at the Shaw house on Main street in Cranbury.
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’Another great success’
Ellen Pineno, office manager Lambertville Area Chamber of Commerce The ninth annual “A Taste of Lambertville” was held on Nov. 18. Showcasing merchants, restaurants, B&Bs and businesses, the event was another great success due to the generosity of the participants. Restaurants and caterers included: Annapurna, Anton’s at the Swan, Caffe Galleria & City Market,…
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CRANBURY: Marines called to duty for Toys for Tots drive
David Kilby, Managing Editor CRANBURY — Five Marines from Fort Dix joined the packed McConnell house Thanksgiving Eve as they picked up toys from the sixth annual Toys for Tots drive at the Stockton Street residence. The charity event began six years ago when Kevin McConnell, owner of 7 Stockton St., opened his doors to…
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MONROE: Bank gives Provident donation to food pantry
MONROE — Nov. 19, The Provident Bank announced that Beatrice Vogel, of Monroe, was the second place winner of $1,250 in its “Give Thanks & Share the Wealth” sweepstakes. The sweepstakes was hosted by Provident to give a financial boost to consumers and charities alike and awarded more than $28,000, including a $5,000 grand prize…
