Category: archives
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Proposed bill takes aim at plastic shopping bags
By Anthony V. Coppola Although a bill has been introduced in the state Legislature to make New Jersey the first state to ban plastic shopping bags, some businesses are already thinking and operating proactively. The proposed Plastic Bag Recycling Act (A4555) was introduced on Nov. 20 and is now awaiting review by the…
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Manville boys seeking better start on hardwood
Fisher, Rock, Palovick return as leaders by Shawn Tyrrell, Sports Writer Last year it took the Manville High boys’ basketball team about half a season to really start playing the way that most fans and their coach expected. After struggling to a dismal 0-8 start, a squad loaded with experienced senior players concluded the 2006-2007…
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Griffith replaces Di Falco on Pennington Council
Will serve until November 2008 By John Tredrea, Staff Writer Democrat Glen Griffith of Baldwin Street has joined the Pennington Council. Mr. Griffith was sworn in Dec. 12 after council voted unanimously to appoint him to replace Robert Di Falco. Mr. Griffith will serve until the November general election next year. Mr. Di Falco defeated…
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Helping Patients With Peripheral Artery Disease Get Back on Their Feet
Former public works foreman Michael Cobb is used to an active lifestyle. The retired Marine and chairman of Rolling Thunder loves to visit with veterans and participates in veterans’ Cobb, 60, of Clinton, was diagnosed with peripheral artery disease (PAD) – a cardiovascular disease that restricts or blocks blood flow in the legs. Blockages or…
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Thanks to voters
I want to thank the voters of the 14th District for giving me the opportunity to be their next state Senator. These are my neighbors with whom I have had conversations with on their front porches and at town meetings. These are the people I am proud to serve. Their hope, confidence, and prayers got…
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Helping Patients With Peripheral Artery Disease Get Back on Their Feet
When peripheral artery disease kept Michael Cobb from walking and participating in marches to support veterans’ issues, the Clinton resident sought help at Somerset Medical Center. Cobb underwent laser ablation earlier this year and is happy to be back on his feet.
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Temple celebrates 90 years in Bordentown City
B’nai Abraham congregation includes 60 local families By Susan Van Dongen, Packet Group You might blink and go past the double house with the lovely stained glass windows at 58 Crosswicks St. in Bordentown — and you might certainly miss the sign that tells you this is the home of Temple B’nai Abraham. Look even…
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Thanks for holiday lights
Claudia Stepien of Robbinsville To the editor: A round of applause for the Robbinsville Cultural Arts Committee for a wonderful Christmas Tree and Menorah Lighting ceremony!! It was great to see and be part of a new tradition for the community. The singing by the RHS Choir brought a tear to my eye. Thank you!…
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Things to Do
Dec. 14 Jazz Café: The band Equinox will play swing, Latin jazz and bebop tunes at the Herb Eckert Auditorium in the South Brunswick Municipal Complex, Ridge Road, at 8 p.m. $5, including refreshments. For more information, call 732-329-4000, ext. 7635 or visit [email protected]. Dec. 15 Ice skating show: Two-time Olympic gold medallist and coach…
