Category: archives
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Committeeman critical of ‘political’ move
Committeeman Mark Roselli of Bordentown Township To the editor: A tiger will always show its stripes, even when the supposed tiger is a member of Township Committee. At the last Bordentown Township Committee meeting, Jim Cann and Jason Medina failed to support a resolution opposing Gov. Corzine’s fiscal year 2010 state budget. Their reasoning …
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK: THINGS TO DO
April 10 Fish fry: Good Friday fish fry, 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. at American Legion Post 401, 148 Major Road. All proceeds will go to support the Post 401 Baseball Team, which earned the Middlesex County American Legion Championship in 2008. Prices are $8 for those over 62, $9 adult in advance, $10 at the…
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Rising Stars Brighten Up the 2009 MAMTG Spring Festival
Lorraine Perri, 1st place vocals, with Sophie Taillefer, Rising Stars
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LAWRENCE: Teacher of the Year named
Math teacher makes it all add up for students By Lea Kahn, Staff Writer In mathematics, it is said that the shortest distance between two points is a straight line — but that’s not always the way it works in real life, especially when it comes to pinning down a career. Just ask George Regan.…
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ROBBINSVILLE: School district hopes ads create revenue
by Sean Ruppert, The Packet Group ROBBINSVILLE — In an effort to find new revenue, the Board of Education has OK’d a plan to allow advertisements on school property. The board unanimously approved an agreement last month with Corporate Management Associates, of Belford, to locate companies to place ads in the high school’s gymnasium, cafeteria…
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Pick experience, pick the budget
Gail Barcelo, of South Brunswick Dr. Steven Parker’s dedication to education and to the students of South Brunswick have made his years as a member of the South Brunswick Board of Education a definite asset to our school district. I urge you to re-elect him for another term. Steve’s scientific background, intelligence and expertise allow…
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK: Educator honored
by Davy James, Staff Writer Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction Joanne Kerekes was honored at a reception March 28 after receiving the 2009 Distinguished Service Award, given by the Rutgers Graduate School of Education for outstanding contributions to education. Ms. Kerekes, who received her master’s degree from the school in 1990, was honored for…
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Two cups of coffee
Cora Berke, Lambertville Although the South Hunterdon Regional High School has released a budget for voter approval that shows a series of actions to help reduce their high costs by $255,500, the overall bill to the taxpayer is raising again. For this year they are looking at a total budget of $10.57 million. In…
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Denney supporter
Rev. Darryl Jones, Sr., Pastor of Second Baptist Church of Bristol, Pa. and Bordentown City resident To the editor: Please join me support and applaud a homegrown, long time resident and friend of the Bordentown community, Larry Denney who has submitted and legitimized his name to become the next commissioner of the great city we…
