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Salvation Army to provide Thanksgiving meals for 200 families

The Salvation Army Trenton Citadel Corps will host its annual Silver Bells Christmas Gala on Friday, Nov. 20, at 6 p.m. at the Trenton Country Club. Community leaders, supporters...

Woman falls for compromised bank account scheme

A woman who fell for a compromised bank account scheme lost more than $12,000, according to the Princeton...

East Windsor man charged with assaulting a police officer

A 22-year-old East Windsor Township man was charged with assaulting a law enforcement officer on Nov. 4, according...

Lawmakers call for halt to South Brunswick data center

Federal and state lawmakers are calling on New Jersey environmental regulators to halt or reject an air pollution...

Christina Seix Academy students outperform national benchmarks

Ivy Green, interim head of school at Christina Seix Academy (CSA), says the latest standardized reading and math...

Pyle ‘ideal choice’ for HVRSD business admin

A new school business administrator will take the helm in the Hopewell Valley Regional School District (HVRSD). In a special meeting in late June,...

Redevelopment of Franklin Avenue properties inches closer to reality

The redevelopment of the two former Princeton Housing Authority buildings on Franklin Avenue, between Witherspoon Street and Jefferson Road, into an affordable housing and...

Westminster campus buildings eyed for municipal offices

Princeton officials have ordered a study to determine how several buildings on the former Westminster Choir College campus can be updated for potential reuse...

Selfless Spartans land in N.J. softball record book

It’s hard to keep track of all the theories as to why Steinert’s softball team won its record-setting fourth straight NJSIAA Group III state...

Roadwork delayed on Hamilton, Pearl streets

Construction on the Hamilton and Pearl Street Improvement Project has been delayed until the end of this week or Monday, July 13. The borough’s Hamilton...

Princeton Council approves $10.2 million bond ordinance

The Princeton Council has approved a $10.2 million bond ordinance, paving the way for the purchase of playground equipment, a new fire engine, e-bikes...

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