Category: archives
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Planners approve housing
Monroe Township may get 50 acres and a sewer connection By: Leon Tovey MONROE The township could receive more than 50 acres for municipal purposes and a sewer connection for one of its four firehouses under an agreement reached by the Planning Board and developer Bob McDaid. The Planning Board unanimously granted preliminary major…
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Roger Bozowski
Roger L. Bozowski, 69, of Dayton died Sunday, April 30, at his home. Born in New Brunswick, he was a resident of Dayton for many years. He was a longtime member of the Cranbury First Aid Squad. Mr. Bozowski retired from the Cranbury Post Office after 30 years of service where he served as Union…
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West Windsor issues rabies alert
By: Emily Craighead WEST WINDSOR Following the discovery April 28 that an injured raccoon captured in the township was infected with rabies, township health officials are reminding residents to avoid contact with wild animals and protect pets. A local resident contacted the township after seeing a raccoon outside the house during the day, health…
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Letters to the Editor, May 5
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, May 5 Police merger is terrible idea To the editor: As a resident of Princeton Township, I am writing to lend my voice to those of the many citizens who have expressed with such clarity why the merger of the police departments of Princeton Township and Princeton Borough is a…
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Fueling changes
Locals find ways to deal with gas hikes By: Jessica Beym and Stephanie Brown A walk into town to run a few errands, pick her daughter up from the Cranbury Presbyterian Nursery School and grab a bite to eat at Teddy’s is something Jill Gabriella said she normally does on warm spring days like Tuesday.…
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Montgomery Center for the Arts sets annual spring benefit
The Montgomery Center for the Arts (MCA) will present its annual Spring Benefit Art Auction and Food and Wine Tasting on Friday, May 19, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in its historic 1860 House. Many important regional artists are donating art for a Silent Auction to benefit MCA’s education programs. For interested bidders, silent bidding…
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Anthony Schiavone
Anthony E. Schiavone, 88, died Sunday, April 30, at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he lived there all his life until moving to Greenbriar at Whittingham in 1998. He was a tailor for Peter Evangelist & Co., New York City, for more than 20 years. He then became a…
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Inspiration from New Jersey grit
Artist’s urban landscapes to be featured at Gourgaud Gallery By: Jessica Beym Bumper to bumper traffic, crowded parking lots, and miles of high-tension wires along the N.J. Turnpike may seem like nuisances and eyesores to the average American city dweller and suburbanite. But to Zenna Broomer, a native of England, the urban landscapes are a…
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National boycott hits home
Two Jamesburg businesses stay closed on Monday By: Leon Tovey JAMESBURG There were no protests or rallies in the borough, but Monday’s national Day Without Immigrants boycott still hit home for some Jamesburg residents. Two of the town’s three Hispanic-owned businesses were closed as part of the boycott, which was organized by immigrant activists…
