Category: archives
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Probasco would be ‘valued addition’
Ronald S. Taft, of Cream Ridge I write with regard to the candidacy of Chris Probasco for a place on the Plumsted Township Board of Education. I have known Chris for over 30 years, first as his employer (during his high school and college years), then as a friend and business associate. Chris is a…
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ROOSEVELT: Woman of peace slain at college
by Sean Ruppert, Staff Writer ROOSEVELT — She lived her short life trying to change the world. Now, only days after she was killed in a tragic crime, her family and friends in this small borough say they will honor her by taking up her work for a more peaceful and compassionate society. Emily Rachel…
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SOUTH BRUNWSWICK: SBHS Week in Review
BASEBALL D.J. Roche hit a solo homer and RBI single in South Brunswick’s 3-2 loss to St. Joe’s April 7. Juan Perdomo and Michael Oates also had hits, while Jordan Smith allowed two runs over six innings. Mike Heyer and Ryan Phillips combined on a three-hitter as the Vikings defeated Woodbridge, 9-2, last Thursday. Heyer…
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LAWRENCE: Earth Day art contest at Nature Center
The Lawrence Nature Center is hosting an Earth Day art contest for grades pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The artwork will be judged by professional artists on April 24 and the winners will be announced at the Earth Day celebration at the Lawrence Nature Center April 25. Names will not appear on the artwork until…
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Take closer look at classroom space
Angelo Scialfa, of Robbinsville After reading the article on the 5-cent hike in the school budget I was a little upset by the comments made. I understand that space in the schools is tight. However, we need to take a hard look at what is taking place now and more importantly what could happen in…
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WEST AMWELL: Workers sought for ‘green’ initiatives
To become a member, contact the West Amwell Environmental Commission, 150 Rocktown-Lambertville Road, Lambertville, 08530, or the municipal clerk at 397-2054 By Linda Seida, Staff Writer WEST AMWELL — The township’s Environmental Commission is forming a “Green Team” and is seeking volunteers. The team’s formation is one of the measures necessary to earn certification from…
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HEALTH MATTERS: Identifying signs of Traumatic Brain Injury
By Mark R. McLaughlin, M.D. Princeton HealthCare System Traumatic brain injuries like the one that resulted in the death of actress Natasha Richardson after a skiing accident this winter often go undiagnosed and are more common than you might expect. Of the 1.4 million people who sustain a traumatic brain injury each year…
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Re-elect commissioner
Ralph J. Tolomeo of Bordentown To the editor: Under the radar, but essential to the quality of life in Bordentown City is the Department of Public Works. For the last eight years, Commissioner John Wehrman has been responsible for the supervision and operation of this department and its myriad functions, including the city’s water department.…
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UPPER FREEHOLD: Horse Park feels economy; event canceled
The Horse Park of New Jersey in Upper Freehold is another victim of the economic downturn, as a major event has been canceled. Staff photo by Phil McAuliffe
