Category: news/the_princeton_packet
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Salmonella cases reported at Princeton University
Three students and one Princeton University employee have tested positive for salmonella bacteria with about 60 other students having reported symptoms of gastroenteritis, which include abdominal pain and diarrhea, the university reported Thursday. Salmonella bacteria is most commonly transmitted through food. ”As of now, cases have not been determined to be localized to any particular…
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MarketFair stabbing victim released after hospital stay
WEST WINDSOR — The Plainsboro woman injured during last week’s attempted murder-suicide at the MarketFair has been released from Capital Health System’s Helene Fuld campus in Trenton, following a weekend stay at the facility for treatment of wounds sustained during the assault. Police say Heather Markel, 20, was stabbed multiple times in the head, ribs,…
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WW-P coach charged with sexual assault in South Brunswick incident
By Greg Forester, Staff Writer SOUTH BRUNSWICK — A South Brunswick High School gym teacher who was a West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South lacrosse coach was charged with sexual assault after police alleged he had a sexual relationship with a female student from South Brunswick, police said. Daniel W. Kerekes, 37, of South River was…
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Festivity-filled streets mark Princeton’s Communiversity
Lion dancers make their way along Nassau Street during Communiversity. Staff photo by Frank Wojciechowski
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A Palmer Square apartment for as little as $834 a month?
File photo / Mark Czajkowski David Newton, vice president of Palmer Square Management, samples the view from one of the apartments available for moderate-income tenants.
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Unions’ role in bid criteria argued in West Windsor
By Greg Forester, Staff Writer WEST WINDSOR — A Township Council resolution that links township construction contracts to labor practices typical of unionized companies has resulted in renewed tension among Township Council members, some of whom received more than $10,000 in campaign contributions from area labor unions last year. Supported by council members and contribution…
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Festivity-filled streets mark Princeton’s Communiversity
The view from the third floor of the Princeton Public Library as Communiversity gets under way. Staff photo by Frank Wojciechowski
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Festivity-filled streets mark Princeton’s Communiversity
John Mills, curator of the Princeton Battlefield museum, shows some youngsters the inside of a cannon with the aid of a mirror. Staff photo by Frank Wojciechowski
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Festivity-filled streets mark Princeton’s Communiversity
Expressions, a Princeton University dance troupe, performs al fresco. Staff photo by Frank Wojciechowski
