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THE STATE WE’RE IN
By: centraljersey.com Technology is often accused of turning people into couch potatoes. There’s no question that far too many folks spend far too much time in front of computers, TVs and video games – and not enough time outdoors getting fresh air and exercise. But one technology that’s become a must-have for many motorists also…
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LAMBERTVILLE: Mayor looks at the good and bad
Annual state-of-the-city address By Linda Seida, Staff Writer LAMBERTVILLE — The city held its annual reorganization Jan. 1, when the council president was re-elected, new council members were sworn in and the mayor addressed the economic difficulties that are “the new norm.” Mayor David Del Vecchio presented his annual state-of-the-city address. He touched on many…
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK – Gambatese, Killmurray start third term in office
Staff photo by Charles W. Kim-Middlesex County Superior Court Judge Travis L. Francis administers the oath of office to Mayor Frank Gambatese Sunday at the Senior Center.
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HOPEWELL VALLEY: Schools superintendent: Budget cuts are not final
By John Tredrea, Staff Writer No final decisions have been made on cutting staff or programs from the Hopewell Valley school district’s budget, and public input is sought on where cuts could be made, Superintendent Thomas Smith said Monday. At a school board meeting three weeks ago, Dr. Smith said cuts were “likely” in order…
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HIGHTSTOWN: New-look council gets to work
By Doug Carman, Staff Writer HIGHTSTOWN — The new-look Borough Council’s votes Monday were mostly focused on the governing body more visible and reachable to local residents. In separate actions, the council did away with the three-minute limit for members of the public to comment, moved future annual reorganization meetings to Jan. 2, moved every…
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Reisinger gets sheriff’s award
By: centraljersey.com SOMERVILLE – Somerset County Sheriff Frank J. Provenzano held his annual awards ceremony Dec. 28 to recognize a number of his officers as well as two civilian employees for outstanding performance during the past year. Deputy Attorney General Philip Aronow presented Sheriff Provenzano and participating officers with a plaque and letter of commendation…
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Seminary parking
Stanley J. Vitello, Hopewell Borough It appears that removing the two-hour parking limit on Seminary Avenue was a bad idea. Merchants complain that customer parking is unavailable during peak business hours. Apparently town residents and employees occupy space for long periods of time, not only all day — but for weeks. Council has postponed…
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LAMBERTVILLE: City officer loses his job
By Linda Seida, Staff Writer LAMBERTVILLE — A police officer, who has served Lambertville for five years, is starting the New Year without a job. The city laid off Officer Vincent Albani after negotiations over contracted raises with the police officers’ union failed, the city has announced. The loss reduces Lambertville’s full-time force from 10…
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Thurs., Jan. 6
By: centraljersey.com Live More, Weigh Less: Health Counselor Jennifer Collins will provide the information you need to live a more energized and healthy life. Discover the food and lifestyle choices that work for you and enable you to set your future health goals. 7 p.m. Free. Lawrence library. Registration suggested, 609-989-6920 or email [email protected]. Fri.,…
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