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HIGHTSTOWN: Reverend’s namesake headed to top stakes race
Photo courtesy of Ken Weingartner and the United States Trotting Association Rev. Patrick McDonnell, the pastor at St. Anthony of Padua Roman Catholic Church in Hightstown, and the racehorse named Father Patrick.
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HOPEWELL BOROUGH: Old equipment to be auctioned
There will be cars, mowing equipment, scooters and more By John Tredrea, Special Writer On two things many people doubtless are agreed. First: Auctions are fun. The unique patter of an auctioneer, seeming to be almost an art form at times, is entertaining. It’s hard not to smile while listening to it. Second: You…
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WEST AMWELL: Police, fire gear OK’d by township
By John Tredrea, Special Writer WEST AMWELL — Equipment for West Amwell police and fire departments can be purchased under an ordinance adopted by the Township Committee July 24, Township Clerk Lora Olsen said. The ordinance authorizes the township to use $137,500 from its capital improvement fund for the purchases. Among the many items to…
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HIGHTSTOWN: New FEMA maps will affect insurance
Changes made to flood zones in Hightstown By Amy Batista, Special Writer The Federal Emergency Management Agency is in the process of adopting new flood insurance maps. Borough Engineer Carmela Roberts, Councilwoman Lynne Woods and Police Director and Interim Borough Administrator James LeTellier attended a FEMA maps meeting July 24. They presented new…
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RARITAN TOWNSHIP: HMC gets gift for pet, cardiac programs
Pam Wells (right), of Ringoes, presents a new bandanna for the Ernest L. Wells Pet Therapy Program to Hunterdon Medical Center pet therapist Gracie and Gracie’s owner, Joyce Bitzer.
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ROBBINSVILLE: Officers promoted to sergeant
Police Chief Martin P. Masseroni lauds promoted officers by James McEvoy, Managing Editor ROBBINSVILLE — Two officers were promoted to the rank of sergeant at the July 25 Township Council meeting. Christopher Clifton, previously a patrolman, and William Swanhart, previously a detective, took their oaths of office as family, friends and fellow officers watched on…
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ROBBINSVILLE: Officers promoted to sergeant
Sgt. Christopher Clifton, who was previously a patrolman, takes his oath of office from Council President Ron Witt. Staff photos by James McEvoy
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REGION: Schools won’t be used for Senate primary voting
Election is Aug. 13 By Philip Sean Curran, Packet Media Group Public schools will not be used as polling places for voting districts in the area for the Aug. 13 special primary election for the U.S. Senate seat of the late Frank Lautenberg. In a contest where turnout is expected to be low, voters have…
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