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Stanley R. Schabowsky Stanley R. Schabowsky, 78, of Millville passed away Wednesday morning, July 2, 2008, at Coo-per Medical Center in Camden.
N.J. towns mobilizing against new housing rule
Municipal governments throughout New Jersey are preparing to fight a series of new affordable-housing rules that, they say, will force steep hikes in property taxes, already the highest in the nation.
Cops: Sleepy driver wrecked car
A nineteen-year-old Pennington man who fell asleep at the wheel ended up slamming his car into a tree Monday night, police said.
HINDERING, 2:50 p.m. June 6: Police were called to a car crash on Bridge Street.
The time of your life... right next door
At one magical vacation spot this summer, children will fish in creeks, hike up mountains and learn about the nation's history, while adults will attend concerts, play golf and take in some serious shopping.
DOG SOUGHT, 1 p.m. June 21: Police seek the public's help in identifying the owner of a dog that bit a child June 21.
Naomi B. "Bea" Lockamy Naomi B. "Bea" Lockamy went home to be with Lord on June 16, 2008, at the South Jersey Regional Medical Center in Vineland after an extended illness.
Bewigged bank bandit strikes in Hopewell Twp.
A person dressed as a woman -- but sporting what was probably a wig -- robbed more than $7,500 from a Bank of America branch here yesterday afternoon, police said.
Two-alarm fire levels Ewing home
A raging two-alarm fire reduced a township home to rubble Saturday morning. The home on Broad Avenue, near Charles Street, was already completely engulfed in flames when the Ewing firefighters were first ...
While in Italy on a rainy afternoon in June 2007, members of VOICES Chorale wandered into a local restaurant.
N.J. must not compromise in protecting its waterways
One of the things that democracies often have a tough time getting right is compromise, an odd little foible since democracy itself is essentially the art of compromise: a method of governance that assures all ...
Stolen N.J. Sculpture Recovered, Theft a Mystery
Police plan to return a 100-pound bronze sculpture that was stolen from a lawn in Hopewell Township in May.
Police make arrests in slaying of witness
Police have charged two teenagers with conspiracy to commit murder in connection with the May slaying of a 20-year-old man who detectives believe was marked for death because his associates believed he was ...
Grandfather Loophole guts DEP Stream Protection Plan
On Monday, the Department of Environmental Protection quietly posted the new controversial "Category One" waters initiative on its website - no press confenence photo ops - not even a press release - this time, ...
Holt announces choice for president, Lautenberg remains mum
WASHINGTON - Rep. Rush Holt, one of two uncommitted Democratic superdelegates in the New Jersey congressional delegation, announced his presidential pick Tuesday - Illinois Sen.
Tickets on sale now for June 13 Hopewell Block Party
The first annual Hopewell Block Party will be held at the White Tent on June 13 from 7-10 p.m. outside at Dana Communications, 2 E. Broad St., Hopewell.
Authorities say bear sightings trail off
The little black bear seen cavorting around Hopewell and Lawrence townships over the last few days appears to have moved away from the area or found itself a quiet spot to hide.
Sculpture disappears from Hopewell Township yard
HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP, N.J. - There's fear a Lambertville man's art could become a junkyard's treasure.
State regulations to give streams more protection
Streams in the Swimming River and Toms River watersheds will get stricter "Category 1" protections under newly approved state regulations, but clean water advocates say they are disappointed with compromises ...
Put your ex in the past; put his old gifts online
By ALEXANDRA HOROWITZ When Delpha Ramos, 23, was in college, she fell for a passionate Italian student, and he gave her a silver promise ring.