Windsor-Hights Herald Candy connection By: Submitted Content Date: November 7, 2024 Share post: FacebookXEmailPrint Courtesy of the East Windsor Police Department East Windsor Police Officer Robert Galvin had a great time handing out candy and connecting with families at the Cranbury Manor Halloween Parade. TagsEast Windsor Police DepartmentHalloween Previous articleLearn, grow, and give backNext articleCounty offers free Veteran ID Cards Submitted Content Stay Connected Join inWindsor Hights Herald FacebookX Special SectionsCommunity schools tackle barriers to attendanceJenna Rittman - September 1, 2026Special SectionsMen Don’t Have to ‘Tough It Out’ When Coping with Trauma Submitted Content - April 29, 2025Special SectionsOncoplastic Surgery Offers Women with Breast Cancer More Options Submitted Content - April 22, 2025Special SectionsCaring for Someone with Cancer is Hard. It’s OK to Ask for Help.Submitted Content - April 15, 2025Special SectionsAn Effective Weight Loss Treatment: Endoscopic Sleeve GastroplastySubmitted Content - April 8, 2025 Current editionCurrent Issue – Windsor-Hights Herald Special SectionCurrent PM Special Section Related articles Princeton Echo 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... Commentary Dr. Klim’s Corner: We’re Off and Running By this point in the school year, the first-day excitement has settled into something even more meaningful: momentum. Classrooms... Windsor-Hights Herald Hightstown municipal candidates face no opposition Hightstown voters will see no contested municipal races in the Tuesday, Nov. 3, general election, with Democratic Mayor... Windsor-Hights Herald Two face off for East Windsor Council seat Democratic Councilman Richard Eland and Republican Barry Greenstein are running for a one-year unexpired term on the East...