Category: archives
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DOT seeks removal of trees on Route 206, against owners’ wishes
Princeton Township joins with residents in opposition By: Marjorie Censer When Bob Wells bought a two-acre plot of land on Route 206 in 1982, he wasn’t concerned about living near a state highway. The property was wooded, and, as a certified tree expert, Mr. Wells appreciated its seclusion, provided by large, mature hardwoods. In 1989,…
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PHS boys swim to CJ B title
Tradition is strong for Little Tigers By: Bob Nuse Right from his first day with the Princeton High boys’ swim team, Devin White knew the Little Tigers had something special. And now, as he winds down his four-year career in the program, White is leaving the same way he came in. "My first year, I…
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No doubt A.J. is awesome, but Monroe has even more
As states near, MHS shows it’s not a one-man team in GMCT By: Lance Manion Even in his worst defeat of the season, Monroe High boys basketball coach Bob Turco learned something positive about his team. All season, Turco had heard the knock that the Falcons were a one-man basketball team. Without star forward A.J.…
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Expert says mill plans won’t work
Affordable units could be moved By: Vic Monaco HIGHTSTOWN The borough’s redevelopment plan, which limits to 80 the number of residential units that can be built at the former rug mill property, is not financially feasible, according to a hired consultant. In addition, the latest redeveloper’s plan for the 7-acre tract drastically underestimates both…
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DISPATCHES by Hank Kalet: The freedom to speak freely
DISPATCHES by Hank Kalet: Our columnist reflects on the history of the New Jersey Conservation Foundation, which is celebrating its 40th year of existence. Don’t renounce freedom of speech when offended, but rather speak out to overshadow the offensive speech. By: Hank Kalet "Hypocrisy abounds: Everyone supports the free speech they agree with." Ted…
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OBITUARIES, Feb. 24, 2006
Herman W. Ward, Lillie C. Taylor, Kenneth W. Keuffel, Peter C. Budd Herman W. Ward Service is March 5 MONTGOMERY Herman M. Ward, a noted poet and professor emeritus of English literature at the College of New Jersey, died Saturday at home. He was 91. Dr. Ward received the Governor’s Award for Service…
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A night of cookies, milk and a few good books
John F. Kennedy Elementary School throws a pajama party to promote reading during its Reading Rally. By: Stephanie Brown JAMESBURG Pajama-clad children cuddled up with stuffed animals and waited to be read their favorite bedtime stories. Afterward, they shuffled off in their slippers and socks to snack on sweets and other munchies. John F.…
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North’s Sanchez enters districts with confidence
Knights’ senior earns fourth seed By: Bob Nuse Raymon Sanchez has made steady progress during his career with the West Windsor-Plainsboro High North wrestling team. But in the last year, he has taken that progress and moved it up an extra notch or two. "Last year he was 11-11 and this year he’s 14-5," WW-P…
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LETTERS
Some landholders use farm loophole To the editor: I recently wrote an article concerning the fact that agricultural land should be taxed and the monies received could be used for our schools and infrastructure. Currently, the burden of receiving funds, is to tax property, amongst whom are seniors on fixed incomes, for our schools.…
