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Princeton school board incumbents run unopposed

Three incumbent school board members are running unopposed as they seek reelection in the Nov. 3 general election. Beth Behrend is seeking her fourth term on the Princeton Public Schools...
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Three up for election to two Princeton Council seats

Incumbent Princeton Councilman David Cohen and political newcomer Marina Rubina, both Democrats, will face Republican nominee Antonio Merolli...
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Princeton okays new contract with superintendent Mike LaSusa

Princeton school district officials have approved a new, five-year contract with Superintendent of Schools Mike LaSusa. The Princeton Public...
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Princeton Public Library loses 31 video games

The Princeton Public Library is short 31 video games that were checked out and not returned by someone...
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Princeton police blotter

A vandal smashed all of the windows and damaged the driver's side door of a vehicle parked on...

Mixed-status immigrant households expected to lose benefits under new public charge rule

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BY NADA HASSANEIN New Jersey Monitor New rules going into effect this week allow immigrants’ enrollment in safety net resources to be taken into account for lawful...

‘Smallest acts of heroism made the biggest difference’

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The impact of Sept. 11 remained close in people's hearts and minds when Princeton marked the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks that changed...

Balloon pollution is spoiling the party for wildlife

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BY ALISON MITCHELL New Jersey Conservation Foundation There’s something undeniably cheerful about balloons. We buy them for birthday parties, graduations, weddings and other moments we celebrate....

NJ set aside $2B for Anchor tax-relief payments. Don’t miss out

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BY JOHN REITMEYER NJ Spotlight Direct payments will soon be sent to many New Jersey residents to help offset ever-rising rents and property taxes under state...

School workers may have no clarity on 2027 health insurance costs

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BY CATHERINE CARRERA NJ Spotlight The staffs of roughly 200 New Jersey school systems may not know their 2027 health benefits premium costs when open enrollment...

Lawsuit naming Freda, Princeton settled

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A lawsuit filed against Mayor Mark Freda, the Municipality of Princeton and the Princeton First Aid & Rescue Squad, based on a fatal crash...
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