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PRINCETON: Tiger women fall in showdown
PU hoops drop first game against ranked foe By Justin Feil, Assistant Sports Editor The Princeton University women’s basketball team was doomed by a slow start against a highly regarded opponent when last season ended in the NCAA tournament. The Tigers fell victim to the same slow start against their first ranked opponent of the…
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Have your pet’s photo taken with "Santa Paws" at our Hillside Clinic at 401 Hillside Ave, Hillside NJ
By Hillside Clinic Have your pet’s photo taken with "Santa Paws" at our Hillside Clinic at 401 Hillside Ave, Hillside NJ Saturday, Dec 3rd from 9 am to 3 pm and Sunday, Dec. 4th from 9 am to 3 pm Cost: Photos are $10 each and include keepsake frame. Get a great keepsake photo and…
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New Jersey Treasurer Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff delivers for Meals on Wheels of Trenton/Ewing
By Andrew Pratt New Jersey Treasurer Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff and Dawn Jacobs, a dedicated volunteer for Meals on Wheels of Trenton and Ewing, ready a cooler containing meals for delivery to the elderly and disabled. Jacobs, a recent college graduate who regularly volunteers, is a recognized and welcome face to many of the 150 clients who…
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WEST WINDSOR: Football Player of the Year
Just a junior, Brian Schoenauer has already eclipsed the all-time rushing record at West Windsor-Plainsboro High South. Staff photo by Bob Nuse
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Have your pet’s photo taken with "Santa Paws" at our Hillside Clinic at 401 Hillside Ave, Hillside NJ
Crackers, available for adoption
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MCCC’s Center for Continuing Studies to Host Multiple Information Sessions in January
By Wendy Humphrey West Windsor, N.J. – The Center for Continuing Studies (CCS) at Mercer County Community College will host four information sessions in January, one for adults seeking general advice and course descriptions for new careers and three others designed for career preparation and enhancement in specific, high demand fields. All session are free and…
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PRINCETON: Loose Ends: Slowly, surely, tastefully – a food revolution
Judith Robinson, co-founder and manager of the Princeton Farmers’ Market, saving junk food addicts from their plight, one bite at a time.
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PRINCETON: Loose Ends: Slowly, surely, tastefully – a food revolution
By Pam Hersh Special Writer Like religious missionaries whose passion is saving the souls of heathens, Princeton’s good food missionaries salivate at the thought of saving the bodies of the bad foodies — like me. As a snack food addict, I consider myself to have been a challenge to the food missionaries who now are…
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