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  • Environmental panel expanded

    The addition brings the number of members to seven on the West Amwell Environmental Commission. By: Linda Seida    WEST AMWELL — The Township Committee recently approved the addition of another member to the Environmental Commission.    The addition brings the number of members to seven. There also are two alternates.    The change was made May 16…

  • Former prison guard takes you ‘Inside Out’ tonight at the library

    Harry Camisa worked in the Trenton State Prison system for over five decades By: Lea Kahn    Harry Camisa knows the New Jersey prison system inside and out, and he plans to share some of that knowledge when he speaks about his career as a prison guard tonight, Thursday, at 7 p.m. at the Lawrence Headquarters…

  • HHS lacrosse teams prevail in states

    Kloss, Marino score five goals By: Rudy Brandl    Hillsborough High’s lacrosse teams swept their state playoff openers at Noonan Field Wednesday.    The HHS boys (11-8) won for the fifth time in six games, rolling to a 15-3 victory over Lenape in opening game the doubleheader. Seventh-seeded Hillsborough travels to Montclair for the Group 4 quarterfinals.…

  • Taking Stock of Summer Theater

    Area theater companies offer something for everyone this season. By: John Dunphy    From nature hikes to roller coasters, sports and the Shore, Central New Jersey offers a host of summer activities, inside and out. Its area theater is no different.    May 25, the Washington Crossing Open Air Theatre, in the 3,100-acre Washington Crossing State Park…

  • A sense of place

    Historical Society of Princeton announces preservation awards    The Historical Society of Princeton’s 2007 awards in recognition of outstanding contributions to historic preservation include four residential buildings —25 Edwards Place, 20 Greenhouse Drive, 121 Broadmead, and 82 Library Place; two public projects — the Princeton Battle Monument and Quaker Road Bridge, and one neighborhood association —…

  • The gift store she always wanted

    AT WORK Cindy Sauber Owner, Oh No So Ho, Inc. By: Nick Norlen Cindy Sauber, 52, West Windsor Owner, Oh No So Ho, Inc. (Jewelry, handbags, home accessories and gifts.) 295 Route 571, West Windsor (609) 716-8106 www.ohnosoho.com    ‘How did you get into this business?    I was in advertising in New York City for seven,…

  • Princeton High Studio Jazz Band to mark 30th anniversary

       The Princeton High School Studio Jazz Band will celebrate its 30th anniversary at an Alumni Reunion Concert on Saturday, June 16, at 8 p.m. The concert will be given in PHS’s new Trego-Biancosino Auditorium on Walnut Street.    This event will be the first-ever public performance by the acclaimed PHS Studio Band in the recently completed…

  • Peter A. Mistretta

       Peter A. Mistretta, 78, died Monday at his home.    Born in New York City, Mr. Mistretta was a resident of Skillman for 51 years.    He founded Pamco Printers and Stationers, Inc. in New York in 1969 and operated it until his death.    Mr. Mistretta served on the Montgomery Township’s Planning Board Advisory Committee from 1967…

  • University issues new plan for arts, transit community

    Dinky station move retained, but now it gets a plaza By: Courtney Gross    Princeton University is shifting the focus of its proposed arts neighborhood to more prominently highlight its transit elements, while also reaffirming its commitment to the Dinky station’s relocation several hundred feet south.    After public and community forums as well as a meeting…