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Hopewell Valley Stage reopens after summer hiatus

Hopewell Valley Stage has resumed programming after a six-week summer hiatus, returning with a new website, improvements to its venue and an expanded schedule of events. The theater began programming...
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So much depends on the Delaware

BY ALISON MITCHELL New Jersey Conservation Foundation Formed during the last half-billion years by unrelenting water slicing through ancient mountains,...
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‘We made a commitment’

During Superintendent Vincent Sasso’s interview for the top job, he was asked to present to the board where...
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‘We made it happen’

Korean War veteran Joseph Shafran will serve as the township's Grand Marshal in the upcoming Memorial Day Parade. The...
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Every tree planted ‘serves as a legacy’

The pink of an Okame Cherry Tree will add a pop of color outside the Old Bridge Public...

West Windsor Police blotter

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Two suspects stole several laptop computers and gaming consoles from Best Buy on Nassau Park Boulevard on Nov. 26. They loaded the items into...

Princeton Police blotter

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Two men attempted to break into two vehicles parked in the driveway of a Hunt Drive home Dec. 8, but were unsuccessful. Both men...

Staying Healthy as You Age

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By Jose C. Vigario, DO Aging is a fact of life. But while growing older is unavoidable, there are steps you can take to protect your...

Drought and wildfires intensify with a changing climate

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Despite recent precipitation, New Jersey remains under a drought warning. Rain and snowfall statewide have generally helped water supply conditions, but the accumulations are not enough. While...

‘Tis the season to search for trolls

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The weather outdoors may have turned colder in recent weeks, but Burlington County’s trolls are still around looking to befriend more residents and visitors...

Give holiday bulbs a ‘second life’

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Rather than toss unworkable Christmas lights into household trash - or worse, in recycling cans – the Burlington County Commissioners are encouraging residents to...
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