Category: archives
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Kay Krites Swaim
Kay Krites Swaim, 68, of Princeton died Friday. Born in Winston Salem, N.C., she spent the last 20 years as a resident of Princeton. She was a realtor for Prudential Fox & Roach, a member of the Realtors Association, the Great Oak Yacht Club and the Daughters of the American Revolution. Preceded in death by…
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Mustangs can’t stop Bound Brook offense
MHS lineman Victor Roskowski blocks for running back Brian Rock against Bound Brook. Photo by Mary Ellen Zangara
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The State We’re In: Help the planet by cutting catalog clutter
By Michele Byers A few weeks ago, my mailbox exploded. No, it wasn’t a cherry bomb. It was something far more insidious catalogs! As the holiday season approached, my normally tidy mailbox was suddenly crammed with advertisements and catalogs on a daily basis. According to the National Wildlife Federation, 19 billion catalogs are mailed…
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Stewards of Trenton’s natural world
Governor recognizes Kendall Park couple by Sean Ruppert, Staff Writer If you think that there isn’t any nature in Trenton, one Kendall Park couple has shown that you have a lot to learn. And for their efforts they were given The Governor’s Environmental Excellence Award for Stewardship on Nov. 29. Charles Leck, a retired professor…
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South Brunswick appears to be on the upswing
By Michael Holcombe, Sports Writer The one thing that can be said about this year’s South Brunswick High School ice hockey team is that it would be hard pressed not to improve on its performance from a year ago. Last season, the Vikings struggled through a trying season that resulted in only three wins, while…
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Hoehman set to make jump from assistant to head coach
By David Gurney, Sports Writer He wasn’t the big-name, big-splash hire you might expect for a program coming off a historic 27-3 campaign. No, he has no previous varsity head coaching experience and yes, he’s only been coaching for five seasons. But there’s an assurance and humbleness to new South Brunswick High School boys basketball…
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Take a Bite Out of Hunger
Friday, Dec. 7 — The Robbinsville High School Interact Club will host its first “Take a Bite Out of Hunger Cabaret Evening” at 7:30 p.m. at Take 5 Gourmet, Thriftway Shopping Center, Robbinsville. There will be musical performances. Admission is a can of nonperishable goods, and will benefit the Trenton Area Soup Kitchen. The event…
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Police Beat
Bordentown City Kevin White, 26 of Bordentown City was charged Nov. 27 with theft of a motor vehicle. Police arrived at Mr. White’s home at 8:45 a.m. and charged him with the theft, which police said was committed in September. Police did not provide details about the make and model of the car or where…
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Emma L. Saranin
TRENTON – Emma L. Saranin, 64, died Saturday at St. Francis Compassionate Care Hospice in Trenton. Born in Trenton, she was a lifetime resident. Ms. Saranin worked for the State of New Jersey, Division of Health and Senior Services as an operator, retiring in 2007. She was a member of the Hamilton Senior Club and…
