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Humane association backs TNR program
The North Brunswick Humane Association applauds South River for its recent initiative to allow its Board of Health to form a Feral Cat Committee in order to improve the effectiveness of their Trap Neuter and Return efforts.
Dry conditions finally return to New Jersey
Rainfall amounts ranged generally from 1 to 2 inches for much of central and northern New Jersey, however where a strong low level boundary took hold off the southern New Jersey coast, rainfall amounts were heavier with amounts exceeded 2 inches in many locations.
Drew Univ. student talks of her escape from Taliban rule
Imagine not being able to go to school; not being able to make friends with the opposite sex; not being able to look at pictures or wear make-up. Such was life for Shamila Kohestani.
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Cops charge 2 in break-in at Cranbury school
Two township men have been charged with trying to steal equipment during a midnight break-in at Cranbury School earlier this month, police said Wednesday.
WW-PS teacher is handy lifeline on 'Millionaire
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Engagement George and Abdelwahab
William and Christina George of Norwalk announce the engagement of their daughter, Kellee Marie George of Norwalk to Osama Abdelwahab of Stamford, son of Sayed and Magda Abdelwahab of Hightstown, N.J.The future bride graduated from Norwalk High School.
Football: Princeton at Hightstown 2
Hightstown's #7 Eric Anderson is on the run as Princeton High's #1 Nick Miranda tries to bring him down during first quarter action in Hightstown, NJ, October 23, 2009.
Mercer County Graduates Special Needs CERT Class
"New Jersey wants ALL our citizens to be prepared." These were the words echoed by N.J. Secretary of State Nina Mitchell Wells in an advertisement campaign geared towards reaching out to the special needs community for disaster preparedness.
Senior citizens have wide options for living facilities and services
SPECIAL TO THE TIMES For all of us, where we choose to live over time, both the specific geographical location and the specific type of dwelling, is related to factors like proximity to job, transportation, schools and income levels.
N.J. voters can decide close elections, report shows
Not planning to go to the polls next month? May want to think again. Supporters of Mayor Steve Lonegan, gather at the primary election party for Lonegan at the East Brunswick Hilton.
New Jersey Agents Group Elects New Leadership
The Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of New Jersey has elected new leadership.
Hamilton adopts 'pesticide-free' zones
Although bug sprays and weed killers may seem like the go-to products for pest control, Hamilton has recently declared several township properties and facilities to be pesticide-free zones.
Hispanic candidate eyes Hightstown council
Borough residents will have the chance to vote for the first Hispanic council candidate in November.
Cross country: Peddie vs. George, Stuart and PDS
Stefano Valley of Peddie School comes in first in the boys cross country meet against George School, Stuart and PDS, in Hightstown on September 16, 2009.
Vigil aim: A halt to dividing families
Clergy, immigrant-rights advocates and other residents gathered in downtown Freehold Tuesday to encourage the passage of legislation that could help keep immigrant parents and their citizen children together.
Hilton Realty Announces 11 New...
A panel of industry experts will convene to discuss the current environment for REITs, how they're dealing with the tough conditions and how they're positioning themselves for the future.
Immigrant backers to hold vigils in Freehold, Keyport
An immigrant advocacy group plans to hold candlelight vigils in Freehold, Keyport and eight other towns in New Jersey Tuesday to support the rights of children who may be at risk of being separated from their families because of deportations or detentions.
Route 130 a prime example of state's poor roads
In his recent Politics Patrol column, Bob Ingle comments on how New Jersey roads are the worst in the nation.
Hightstown balks on taxi ordinance
Citing legal worries and being unable to agree on important details, frustrated borough officials once again postponed the introduction of a long debated ordinance that would limit the number of taxis the borough would permit.
2 suspects sought in Cranbury school burglary
Authorities are searching for two men who broke into Cranbury School early Thursday morning and fled after police confronted them, police said.