• MONTGOMERY: Azimi helps MHS balance attack

    Running back has three scores as Cougars football improves to 3-1 By Bob Nuse, Sports Editor    After what amounted to a very frustrating junior year, Kevin Azimi is making the most of his senior season with the Montgomery High football team.    ”Last year I was injured for most of the season with a stress fracture…

  • PRINCETON: Rally keeps PHS football unbeaten

    WW-P North wins behind Reed’s running By Bob Nuse, Sports Editor    The Princeton High football team is 4-0. But don’t expect the Little Tigers to rest on their laurels or get too far ahead of themselves.    ”Trenton played the hearts out,” said Princeton coach Steve Everette, whose overcame a 14-0 halftime deficit to beat Trenton,…

  • Ballet Arts Opens in Lambertville

    Ballet Arts Opens in Lambertville

    Samantha Silverman of Lambertville warms up in her Primary Ballet Class at Ballet Arts of Lambertville

  • WEST WINDSOR: New No. 4 Dalrymple aids North XC

    Record-setting Rosas lead boys By Justin Feil, Assistant Sports Editor    Casey Dalrymple has made changes to jump into the West Windsor-Plainsboro North boys cross country team’s top seven.    The Knights junior logged many more miles over the summer than he had ever before. He has stayed after practice. And he made some dietary changes, including…

  • PRINCETON: Loose Ends: On ratifying a new public holiday
  • Ballet Arts Opens in Lambertville

    Ballet Arts Opens in Lambertville

    By Janet Mangiaracina Ballet Arts of Lambertville opened its doors in September within the Downtown Performing Arts Center on Mount Hope Street. The school offers classes in classical ballet, pointe, and contemporary dance styles for all ages as well as a special program for young children that includes tap and creative movement. Owner and director,…

  • PRINCETON: PU suffers big losses

    Football drops Ivy opener, loses Culbreath for season By Justin Feil, Assistant Sports Editor    The Princeton University football team suffered two major losses Saturday, but it’s hard to determine which is the bigger.    The Tigers were handed a 38-0 loss by Columbia in both team’s Ivy League opener, the largest loss by Princeton in the…

  • ROBBINSVILLE: Residents’ concern prompt action

    Affordable housing movement at issue By Audrey Levine, The Packet Group, and Vic Monaco, Managing Editor    ROBBINSVILLE – A proposed amendment for a mixed-use development plan for Town Center 1 involving the moving of affordable housing units into one free-standing building recently prompted a group of residents to express concerns.    Township Administrator Tim McGough said…

  • PRINCETON: Nicholas, Raiders start fast

    Hun boys soccer wins first five By Justin Feil, Assistant Sports Editor    Mark Nicholas has big aspirations for a young Hun School boys soccer team.    ”This year, I want to win counties,” said the junior defender. “We didn’t have a chance to play in them last year. Together, we just want to do well.”    Nicholas…

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