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SOUTH BRUNSWICK: Mantz feels foundation is set for SBHS to thrive without him
By Rich Fisher, Sports Editor Rick Mantz shot across the South Brunswick High School football landscape like a meteor — quickly, but brightly. After being offered a business opportunity from a friend that was impossible to turn down, Mantz regretfully stepped down as the Vikings varsity football coach and assistant athletic director at the last…
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK: No medals, but good experiences for Vikes at MOC
By Rich Fisher, Sports Editor The South Brunswick High School girls track & field team did not bring home any medals from Saturday’s Meet of Champions, but the Vikings still returned with some positive vibes. ”We did have some good things happen,” said coach Stefan Moorhead. “Only Sophia (Ginez) had ever competed in an indoor…
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REGISTER FOR PRESCHOOL AT HAR SINAI
By Har Sinai PENNINGTON – Registration for the Early Childhood Center at Har Sinai Temple, 2421Pennington Road, is now open for Fall 2009 and preschool classes that begin March 11 and 12. Open to all children, the classes include Toddler Time Together, a 10:30-11:30 a.m. class on Wednesdays in which mothers and their 12-24 month-old children…
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HEALTH MATTERS: The recession roller-coaster: Surviving emotional shocks
It is important to have a strong network of interpersonal support that may include friends, family and, in many cases, a professional mental health counselor. By Neal B. Schofield, M.D. Princeton HealthCare System It was Sigmund Freud, the father of psychoanalysis, who called love and work the cornerstones of our humanity. It’s no…
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MERCER COUNTY: Executive Hughes eyes saving money as shortfall looms
Annual budget address now March 12 Mercer County Executive Brian M. Hughes announced Tuesday that the county is facing a $43 million shortfall in the next two years, and as a result, he will push back his annual budget address to March 12 in order to explore and impose various measures to reduce costs. Mr.…
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CENTRAL JERSEY: Mercer County may freeze wages, seek furloughs
TRENTON Mercer County Executive Brian M. Hughes said this week that the county is facing a $43 million shortfall in the next two years, and as a result, he is pushing back his annual budget address to March 12 in order to explore and impose various measures to reduce costs. Pay freezes and voluntary…
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HILLSBOROUGH: Cub Scouts help put soldiers at ease
By Audrey Levine, Staff Writer Cub Scout Andrew Gross, 8, may not know what it is like to be in combat, but now he can proudly show off his own Combat Action Badge, given to him by a soldier at Fort Dix on Feb. 15. ”(The soldier) got the badge when he was in combat,”…
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Jones, Townsend, Morgan advance for Greyhounds
By: Kyle Moylan Sports Editor Jule Dolci was hoping this would be a bounce back year for the Northern Burlington High School wrestling team. Didn’t happen. “We were 7-15 as a team and it’s been a long, long time since we had a season without a district champion,” said Dolci, Northern Burlington’s…
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CRANBURY: Library gives money to township
By Maria Prato-Gaines, Staff Writer CRANBURY — The Cranbury Public Library Board of Trustees passed a resolution Feb. 13 that will allow a transfer of $18,000 of the library’s dedicated funding to the municipality. Earlier in the month, in an effort to ease the tax burden on residents, Mayor Pari Stave asked the board to…
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