Category: news/the_princeton_packet
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Princeton’s recreation master plan moving ahead
By Nick Norlen, Staff Writer Although the completion of the Princeton Joint Recreation Department’s Master Plan won’t likely occur until the fall, members of its steering committee are busy ranking its priorities, Recreation Department Executive Director Jack Roberts said Monday. While the top five or six priorities may change after further fine-tuning of a rough…
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Nurse’s experience with malaria an eye-opener for students
By Katie Wagner, Staff Writer MONTGOMERY — The stories, statistics and photos an American malaria victim shared with Montgomery Upper Middle School students and faculty recently left students feeling inspired to take action to help people like those suffering from the disease. While working as a nurse and health educator in Iringa, Tanzania in sub-Saharan…
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Palmer Square Kiosk Manager Preeya Dsouza stands amid some of the wares she sells. Staff photo by Katie Wagner
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Nurse’s experience with malaria an eye-opener for students
Melissa Turansky speaks to students at the Montgomery Upper Middle School last week. Staff photo by Katie Wagner
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Data threat unmasked by university research team
Edward W. Felten, director of the Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton University and eight colleagues have announced that they have discovered a serious vulnerability in the standard memory chips of computers, which leave data subject to attack and theft even after systems are powered down. The risk is particularly high for computers that…
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Immigration: A vexing issue for businesses
Breadmaker Denis Granarolo, a native of France, at work at the Witherspoon Bread Company early Thursday morning. It took his employers two years to help him obtain his residency visa. Staff photo by Mark Czajkowski
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WW-P wrestling coach free of charges after police probe ‘assault’
Christopher Manente, former wrestling coach at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South, is shown conducting practice in December. Staff photo by Mark Czajkowski
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Developer floats his own West Windsor ‘Main Street’ plan
The pedestrian plaza in the area of the present Acme near the Princeton Junction train station, in a rendering proposed by developer Steve Golden.
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Developer floats his own West Windsor ‘Main Street’ plan
A rendering of potential development along the Route 571 corriodor with the electrical superstructure adjacent to the Princeton Junction train station in the background.