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Hightstown municipal candidates face no opposition

Hightstown voters will see no contested municipal races in the Tuesday, Nov. 3, general election, with Democratic Mayor Susan Bluth running unopposed for a second term and Michael Bollentin...
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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...
Sports

Gracie Klim helps leads charging Rams girls’ soccer

Four years have brought plenty of changes to the Hightstown girls soccer team. Gracie Klim, though, has been a...
Sports

‘A landmark moment’

Girls flag football is now a sanctioned high-school level sport in New Jersey. The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA)...
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Man charged with trespassing

A 25-year-old East Windsor Township man was charged with trespassing after he was observed in the wooded area...

East Windsor Police blotter

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A 36-year-old East Windsor Township resident was charged with shoplifting for allegedly attempting to leave ShopRite without paying for merchandise valued at $73.12 Dec....

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‘We have accomplished a lot for Mercer’

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Speaking to an audience of nearly 200 at a meeting of the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber, Mercer County Executive Dan Benson reflected on a...

Drone sightings: Federal agencies maintain public not at risk

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Over the past few weeks, reported sightings of drones have had municipal residents, police departments, local and state officials concerned and puzzled across New...

Panel to discuss how to strengthen immigration, healthcare and environment rights

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A panel discussion has been set for Dec. 19 that focuses on how to strengthen New Jersey's rights in immigration, healthcare, environment and the...

The Freedom to Read Act ‘ensures all have a voice’

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New Jersey is now the latest state to prevent book bans at public libraries and schools. With Gov. Phil Murphy's signing the Freedom to...
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