Category: archives
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Opening slated for Solebury Township Historical Museum
Elaine Crooks After years of planning, the Solebury Township Historical Society is pleased to announce the opening of the Solebury Township Historical Museum. Housed in the lobby of the Solebury Township building, the display is available for viewing weekdays from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. “We couldn’t have asked for a better location. It’s a…
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LETTERS: Planners must not make bad intersection worse
Paul Murray, Kingston Here we go again. A few years ago, the Planning Board decided it could not prevent Exxon from building at the intersection of Route 1 and Route 522. As a result we will soon have a northbound, lengthy reverse jughandle that envelops the station and a self-storage facility. At the junction of…
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HILLSBOROUGH:HMS group taking radio station’s food-collection challenge
By Audrey Levine, Staff Writer The material reward may be a free concert with singer Justin Bieber, but for students in Hillsborough Middle School’s Together Our Peers Succeed organization, participating in a contest with radio station 92.3 FM, is mostly about helping as many people as possible during the holiday season. ”I’m a very big…
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK: Annual interfaith service to focus on understanding
By Davy James, Staff Writer Promoting a message of listening to each other to find a common understanding, the South Brunswick Area Clergy Association will be sponsoring its annual interfaith Thanksgiving service Nov. 22 at Six Mile Reformed Church. The service will focus on thanking God for common blessings and remembering to respect each other.…
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK: Fun, games and family
Ben Wiggins throws a skee ball as his friend Noah LaPointe watches and waits for his turn at jerZjump. Staff photo by John Keating
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK: Motorists advised to be alert for deer
Motorists are urged to drive carefully this season when deer are particularly active and more likely to be darting into roadways. ”It’s breeding season for white-tailed deer right now, and motorists should be on the lookout,” said Mark N. Mauriello, Department of Environmental Protection acting commissioner. “Deer can be seen crossing roadways at any time…
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BRHS, NBC football win consolation games
By: Kyle Moylan Sports Editor The Bordentown High School football team defeated Roselle Park, 28-0, in a state playoff consolation game this past Saturday at home. “It’s good for the kids,” Bordentown Coach Stephen Perry said. “One of the co- captains said this was the first shutout, the first home victory and the…
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MANVILLE: Library seeking gingerbread house architects
By Mary Ellen Zangara, Special Writer Run, run as fast as you can to the Manville Public Library but bring your gingerbread house. The library is looking for the best design for its first ever Gingerbread House Contest. Houses must be brought to the library on Dec. 1, and will be judged and displayed…
