Category: news/the_princeton_packet
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WW redevelopment discussion progresses, albeit with hiccups
By Greg Forester, Staff Writer WEST WINDSOR — West Windsor officials and other stakeholders continued working out some of the details and some of the larger issues regarding the redevelopment of the Princeton Junction train station area this week. Township Council’s Monday docket listed several redevelopment-related items, either on the project itself, or the process…
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University recalls Goheen’s legacy
Former Princeton University President Robert Goheen in a recent photograph. Courtesy Princeton University
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Plans for 6-lane Route 1 in South Brunswick to get DOT study
By Sean Ruppert, The Packet Group TRENTON— The state Department of Transportation says a $2 million preliminary study on widening Route 1 from Plainsboro through South Brunswick will be done in fiscal year 2009. The study will measure need for the project, as well as possible impacts to infrastructure, existing right of way and the…
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Skateboarding’s on a roll and new Princeton store hopes to ride it
Owners Tricia Rosenthal and Liza Peck at Decked on Witherspoon Street hope to ride the skateboard wave in Princeton Staff photo by Mark Czajkowski
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AT WORK
Rana Huber at her 911 console at Mercer County Central Communications Center in Lawrence. Staff photo by Frank Wojciechowski
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POLICE BLOTTER, April 1
Princeton Township A two-car collision occurred on Route 206 near Cherry Valley Road about 10:36 p.m. Thursday, police reported. A 2006 Isuzu driven by Craig Accosta, 32, of Old Bridge collided with a 2003 Toyota driven by Ann Hyatt-Stewart, 44, of Hillsborough. Ms. Hyatt-Stewart was trapped in her car and had to be extricated by…
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Is consolidation in "Princeton Future"?
By Katie Wagner, Staff Writer Consolidation of the borough and township was strongly endorsed on Saturday by participants in a Princeton Future meeting that had been billed largely as an examination of the relationship between the university and the community. Princeton Future is a nonprofit organization composed of residents of the borough, township and other…
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Scott Shields pleads guilty in 9/11 rescue fraud case
Scott Shields and Theodore, a successor to Bear, the rescue dog Mr. Shields claimed performed heroic work at the World Trade Center site following the Sept. 11 attacks. Photo was taken in 2005. Staff photo by Mark Czajkowski
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It’s a gold rush at Bryn Mawr-Wellesley book sale
Richard Trenner relishes his 40th visit to the annual book sale. Staff photo by Mark Czajkowski
