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Contract awarded for Ross Stevenson Circle roadwork

The Princeton Council has awarded a contract for $453,988 to S. Brothers Inc. for improvements to Ross Stevenson Circle, off Mount Lucas Road. S. Brothers Inc. submitted the lowest bid...

Township Committee approves bid for stormwater management improvement project

Hopewell Township Committee members have awarded a $499,913 contract for the Wood Recycling Center stormwater management improvement project....

Environmental advocates disappointed by flood rule rollbacks

New Jersey environmental advocates are disappointed by the rollback of Resilient Environment and Landscapes (REAL) flood rules designed...

Hopewell Borough launches new website

Hopewell Borough has launched a new website to publish information more easily and give residents a better way...

Hightstown man charged with aggravated sexual assault and aggravated criminal sexual contact

An 18-year-old Hightstown man is facing charges of aggravated sexual assault, aggravated criminal sexual contact and other offenses...

Roxey Ballet brings ‘Nutcracker’ back to TCNJ

Roxey Ballet will return to The College of New Jersey this Thanksgiving weekend with its 31st annual production of “The Nutcracker.” The ballet will be...

Township officials schedule special meeting to discuss fire and EMS services study

Township officials will present the results and recommendations of a consultant's study on fire and emergency services at a special meeting of the Public...

Princeton police blotter

An electric scooter valued at $583.75 was reported stolen from the porch of a Hulfish Street residence sometime between Sept. 10 and Sept. 14....

Golu returns to West Windsor Arts

West Windsor Arts will bring the South Indian tradition of Golu back to the community in October with an expanded celebration built around storytelling,...

Hopewell Township police blotter

A victim reported an incident of fraud and theft on Sept. 9 involving a license plate that had been on his Honda vehicle when...

Shellfish farmers warn overregulation could drive NJ aquaculture to ‘extinction’

BY DANA DIFILIPPO New Jersey Monitor Legislators advanced a package of bills on Sept. 17 intended to help New Jersey’s aquaculture industry, with shellfish farmers complaining...

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