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Housing Initiatives of Princeton awarded $50,000 grant
Housing Initiatives of Princeton (HIP) has been awarded a $50,000 grant from the Princeton Area Community Foundation’s Fund for Women and Girls. The two-year grant will help the nonprofit group continue to develop its “Transitional Housing: Changing Families’ Lives – One at a Time” program by adding additional homes for clients. HIP already manages seven…
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Celebrating National Poinsettia Day
New Jersey Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Joe Atchison III visited the Bountiful Garden’s Lawrenceville location in Mercer County to highlight that poinsettias are now being shipped by New Jersey greenhouses and nursery growers. National Poinsettia Day was on Dec. 12. New Jersey is No. 5 in the U.S. in wholesale poinsettia plants sold in the…
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Bordentown provides safe transaction zone, holiday safety tips
Selling or buying items online this holiday season? Stay safe by using the township’s Safe Transaction Zone in front of the municipal building, 1 Municipal Drive. The well-lit lobby is also available and open during business hours and can be accessed after hours by utilizing the call box located to the left of the front…
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‘A proud moment’
Two properties that were pending warehouse developments will now be part of the Hillsborough Township’s open space inventory. The Township Committee unanimously voted in favor of an ordinance for the purchase of two properties – 1170 Millstone River Road and 303 Amwell Road at a meeting in November. Township officials had come together to make…
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‘You’ve elected me to listen to you’
Residents, colleagues and friends filled Borough Hall to recognize Paul Anzano for his close to 20 years of service as Hopewell Borough mayor and councilman. Anzano received a proclamation from the Township Council for his years of service at its meeting on Dec. 7. During his tenure, Anzano was instrumental in adding to the fire…
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Princeton school district technology workers seek to unionize
The ten members of the Princeton Public Schools (PPS) technology department have filed a petition with the state Public Employment Relations Commission to join Local 32 of the Office and Professional Employees International Union. The petition to unionize follows the Princeton Public Schools Board of Education’s refusal to grant voluntary recognition of the union, according…
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