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Villagio impresses buyers with preview of model homes
…the spacious home designs blend functionality with elegance Byron-Hill Homebuilders’ Villagio features quiet, quaint streets, luxurious town homes and ample opportunity for socializing. Hundreds of eager homebuyers and special guests were recently enjoyed a sneak preview of the new model homes at South Brunswick’s Villagio. Byron-Hill Homebuilders hosted a private VIP preview of the new…
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Wal-Mart discussion continues Monday
Planning Board meeting over proposed mega store on Spruce Street By Lea Kahn, Staff Writer The Planning Board expects to hear more testimony from Wal-Mart on its proposed store on Spruce Street when the board meets Monday night. The 7:30 p.m. meeting — the fourth in a series of public hearings on the application since…
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Stephen J. Goeke
Stephen J. Goeke, 67, died Aug. 16 at his home. Born in Princeton, he has been a resident of Bordentown for several years. He was a veteran of the United States Navy, and worked as a physical plant engineer with Educational Testing Service, Princeton. Preceded in death by his parents Frederick and Matie Goeke, two…
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History in the making
Serious collectors eagerly awaiting Princeton Antiques & Fine Arts Show By: Christian Kirkpatrick Up and down the Eastern Seaboard, people are writing on their calendars: Sept. 29-30, Princeton Fall Antiques & Fine Arts Show. Dealers are deciding what to bring; collectors are considering what they’d like to buy, and supporters of the Historical Society of…
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Borough-township rift on financing goes public
Councilman claims borough owed ‘millions’ on pump station; township administrator issues rebuttal By: Nick Norlen The retirement of debt service for a sewage pumping station has become a persistent point of contention between the Borough of Princeton and Princeton Township, according to officials of both municipalities. The pumping station on Mount Lucas Road was built…
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Heading to the ‘country’
Mother’s Club fair serves as group’s major fundraiser. By: Bill Greenwood MONROE The Monroe Township Mother’s Club wants residents to join it at its 19th annual Country Fair for a day of fun and community-building. The event will be held Sept. 9 from noon to 6 p.m. in Thompson Park, said Marguerite Dafoe, the…
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OBITUARIES, Aug. 17, 2007
Alice A. Navin, Fred W. West, Ann E. Sterling Alice A. Navin Career in computing HIGHTSTOWN Alice Anne Ritchie Navin died Tuesday at Meadow Lakes of lung cancer. She was 82. She moved to Princeton in 1957 and was a 39-year resident before moving to Meadow Lakes in 1996. From 1960 to 1968 she…
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Darcy ready to roll
MHS grad promoting inline hockey By: Justin Feil Joe Darcy intends to play club ice hockey for the College of Holy Cross this year, at least until he can find or start a roller hockey team. "I’ve tried ice hockey off and on, but I really like roller hockey," said the Belle Mead resident. "I’ve…
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Street Fair set for Saturday
Jamesburg holding annual event from noon to 6 p.m. on West Railroad Avenue. By: Bill Greenwood JAMESBURG The borough wants residents to head outdoors and enjoy their neighbors’ company at its seventh annual street fair. The event, which will be held Saturday from noon to 6 p.m. on West Railroad Avenue, will feature free…
