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Boro to revise municipal budget
Borough Council delayed adoption of municipal budget and is expected to introduce amendment By: Vic Monaco ROOSEVELT Borough Council delayed the adoption of its municipal budget Monday and is now expected to introduce an amendment to the budget on June 5. If all goes well, the council would hold its public hearing on June…
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Raccoon infected with rabies killed
Health officials are looking for the two unidentified bicycle riders who initially spotted the animal acting strangely near Slater Court. By: Charlie Olsen Health officers are hoping to find two unidentified bicycle riders who reported a raccoon acting strangely that turned out to be rabid. The bicyclists observed a raccoon lying on the side of…
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Candidate defends record with state
Debra Johnson discusses accusations made about her by the state. By: Joseph Harvie Mayoral candidate Debra Johnson says allegations that she created a hostile work environment when she worked for the state are unfounded and that campaign tactics being used by her opponent are distorting the record. Ms. Johnson approached the South Brunswick Post to…
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Valley school officials hope to find new CHS principal by June 19
Community members are being asked to respond to a survey by May 17 By John Tredrea Hopewell Valley schools Superintendent Judith Ferguson hopes to recommend a successor for outgoing Central High School Principal Joseph Mangiaracina at the June 19 school board meeting. Mr. Mangiaracina, CHS principal for two years, recently submitted his resignation, effective the…
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Council ponders center repairs
Township looking into how to expand the Community Center in Woodlot Park. By: Joseph Harvie The Township Council is considering a plan to expand the Community Center in Woodlot Park, Township Councilman Joe Camarota said Wednesday. The Community Center, built in 1978, has been on the council agenda for more than a year. The building…
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Vikes discovering the future is now
By: Sean Richards While the future looks very bright for the South Brunswick High School golf team, there’s nothing wrong with what’s going on right now. In fact, it’s pretty darn good as South Brunswick recently avenged two losses from earlier in the year to improve to 11-4 and take a ton of momentum into…
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New rules for rentals
Rental units to be inspected each time occupancy changes. By: Joseph Harvie The Township Council adopted an ordinance Tuesday that will give it some control over the maintenance and appearance of rental units in the township. The ordinance, which takes effect May 29, requires all rental units in the township to be inspected by a…
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Special delivery
Furniture company donates items to Hurricane Katrina survivors. By:Lea Kahn Staff Writer When Cherie Brown moved into her new home in the Eggerts Crossing Village townhouse development in January, she furnished it with a hodgepodge of donated lamps, end tables and bedroom items. But Ms. Brown, who fled with her family from her native New…
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HHS girls repeat as Skyland champs
Boys improve, but still second to P’burg By: Nick Vaccaro The Hillsborough High girls’ track and field team successfully defended its Skyland Conference team title last Thursday at Hillsborough. The HHS girls dominated the competition scoring 112.66 points, beating rivals Franklin (78), Ridge (69), and Hunterdon Central (57) by landslide margins. "It was pretty…
