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Mirinov: His charges ‘silly’
By: Dick Brinster EAST WINDSOR Mayor Janice Mironov uses word such as "silly" and "ridiculous" to answer charges that she’s backing a plan to build a controversial tourist attraction in the township. The accusations have been coming in a steady stream from Scott Pohl, president of the board of directors of the Twin Rivers…
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Vono great in setback
By: Sean Moylan Mark Maksimow came with the heat while Corey "Mr. Win" Vono baffled batters with a knuckleball, which seemed to have an intelligent life of its own. Together they treated the huge Friday night crowd at Bonnaci Field to the best-pitched early round game of the Babe Ruth 13-year-old World Series. Despite Vono’s…
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Town close to swap for park parcel
Deal will involve land exchange with Middlesex County By: Stephanie Brown MONROE The township is putting the finishing touches on efforts to gain ownership of all of the acreage it needs for a land exchange with Middlesex County. Township officials have three parcels to settle and expect to file all the deeds with the…
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Fundraiser approved for Plainsboro’s new library
By: Courtney Gross PLAINSBORO The next step toward building Plainsboro’s new library the proposed centerpiece of the Plainsboro Village Center has been approved by the Township Committee. At Wednesday’s meeting, the Township Committee unanimously approved a six-month contract with Graham-Pelton Consulting Inc. to act as a fundraising consultant for the new library.…
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Cranbury readies for street fair
Historical society puts together events to commemorate special day in Township’s history By: Jessica Beym There’s no better way to celebrate the town’s history than Cranbury Day, members of the Cranbury Historical and Preservation Society said. The society has a number of events planned for the communitywide event, which is scheduled for Sept. 9. The…
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Letters to the Editor, Aug. 25
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, Aug. 25 Settlement would harm PSEG employees To the editor: I am writing today to inform the New Jersey public that the unions representing more than 85 percent of the unionized work force at PSEG including IBEW Local 94, United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and…
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West Windor near pact on a building for new arts center
Arts Council would lease old Princeton Junction firehouse By: Courtney Gross WEST WINDSOR In the first sign of movement in over a year, an agreement between the township and the West Windsor Arts Council solidifying plans for a facility designated for the arts organization has made it to a Township Council agenda session. For…
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Montgomery is praised for Summer Enrichment Program
Four week-long sessions attract 519 students By: Jake Uitti MONTGOMERY After its first summer of operation, the township school district’s Summer Enrichment Program received a "very positive" response from students and parents, according to its director, Carole Butler. Ms. Butler described the program to the Board of Education during Tuesday’s meeting. She spoke of…
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East Windsor meets most test goals
Report says school district has work to do in special education By: Dick Brinster The East Windsor Regional Schools passed all but one of 108 goals in mathematics and language arts each, but a state report based on federal guidelines classifies two of its facilities as schools in need of improvement in special education. Assistant…
