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Clifford Perrine
Clifford K. Perrine, 72, died Saturday, Aug. 4, at the Gardens at Monroe. Born in Monmouth Junction, he was raised in Jamesburg and lived in Monroe for the past 50 years. He was a construction foreman for many different companies over the course of his career, until his retirement in 1993. He was a volunteer…
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Rider student, dean arraigned in drinking death case
Both register pleas of not guilty By: Lea Kahn TRENTON In a brief procedural step that lasted a couple of minutes, Rider University student Adriano DiDonato of Princeton Township was arraigned on charges of aggravated hazing in state Superior Court in Trenton on Wednesday morning. Dean of Students Anthony Campbell was arraigned on the…
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Home invasion charges filed in Princeton
Police say two are affiliated with the Bloods gang By: Nick Norlen Police are continuing to investigate following the home invasion robbery allegedly perpetrated by three teenagers two of whom are affiliated with the Bloods gang in Princeton Borough on Sunday. There have been reports of similar incidents nearby. Township resident Rudi V.…
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OBITUARIES, Aug. 10, 2007
Atle Selberg, Carl E. Fuchs, Cephas H. Monnett Atle Selberg Mathematician Norwegian mathematician Atle Selberg, professor emeritus in the School of Mathematics at the Institute for Advanced Study, died Monday at his home in Princeton. He was 90. Throughout a career spanning more than six decades, Professor Selberg made significant contributions to modular forms,…
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Princeton health officials to get final say on emergency contract
Borough Council tables vote on hiring the Emergency Response Design Group By: Nick Norlen The Princeton Regional Health Commission will get a final say on the hiring of an emergency preparedness consulting firm before Borough Council votes to approve the contract, the council decided Tuesday. The council tabled a vote on a professional services agreement…
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Some of the customers waiting patiently on line for a table carried vases of flowers they had bought for Patty Phillips.
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Borough Council approves 2007 spending plan
Includes a 10.79 percent tax hike By: Bill Greenwood JAMESBURG – The Borough Council approved its 2007 budget Wednesday. The $5.35 million tab includes a 10.79 percent tax hike. The tax rate will increase 11.9 cents to $1.222 per $100 of assessed valuation. At that rate, the owner of a house assessed at the borough…
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Report of toxic waste at 3M quarry angers Montgomery officials
150,000 pounds of materials, including chromium, manganese, lead, zinc and cobalt have been accumulated since 1999 alone, according to report. By: Greg Forester MONTGOMERY Township officials have drafted a letter of concern to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection regarding the 3M Belle Mead plant, following this week’s discovery of the existence of…
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OBITUARIES, Aug. 10, 2007
Atle Selberg, Carl E. Fuchs, Cephas H. Monnett Atle Selberg Mathematician Norwegian mathematician Atle Selberg, professor emeritus in the School of Mathematics at the Institute for Advanced Study, died Monday at his home in Princeton. He was 90. Throughout a career spanning more than six decades, Professor Selberg made significant contributions to modular forms, Riemann…
