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Peeking At Friday Nights Sectional Finals
The skinny: Bound Brook is out to gain its ninth sectional title and first since 2003.
Two ramps off I-295 in Bordentown to close overnight
Two ramps off I-295 will close tonight to make way for electrical work related to a new traffic camera.
Unitarians grow into their Bordentown home
Roger Long drops a stone into a bowl of water after speaking in the "Joys and Concerns" portion of Sunday services at Dorothea Dix Unitarian Universalist Community located in Bordentown City, New Jersey, where members are invited to share.
Developer says spring will bring groundbreaking for Bordentown waterfront redevelopment project
Five years after Jeffrey Albert began devising a new look for Bordentown's only, long-vacant piece of waterfront property, the developer says his $300 million vision is inching closer to reality.
Making garbage green: From a landfill outside Trenton, researchers turn waste into renewable energy
George E. Saridakis, president of Olive Creek Farms/Seaburst Farms, an incubator business in the greenhouse at Rutgers EcoComplex, located in Bordentown; his wife Susan Chang Saridakis, principal, and David R. Specca, assistant director for Controlled Environment Agriculture and Bioenergy at Rutgers EcoComplex, inside the greenhouse.
Collingswood holds off Haddon Hts.
Collingswood High School built a huge lead, only to see it whittled away, but then managed to get wins in the final two bouts to emerge from Haddon Heights with a 38-28 Colonial Conference Liberty Division wrestling victory Monday.
Dorthea Dix Unitarian Universalist Community in Bordentown
At Dorthea Dix Unitarian Universalist Community located in Bordentown City, New Jersey, members socialize following Sunday services.
Huge ratable drop may force big tax hike on Lawrence
LAWRENCE - With the township facing "unprecedented" fiscal challenges, the township manager is recommending a 2012 budget that includes a 5-cent tax hike, translating to about $80 on the average home, and that would require a voter override of the state cap on levy increases.
Annie's Project aims at assisting women farmers succeed
Rutgers New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station, Cooperative Extension unit will present the nationally acclaimed Annie's Project - a program designed to help women farmers succeed - in three locations across the state, starting this month.
The Times 2011 Holiday Appeal tops $27,500
Solicitations for donations to The Times 2011 Frank Tyger Memorial Holiday Appeal for The Salvation Army Mercer County ended last Sunday, but new contributions have helped bring the total raised to $27,651.30. Funds from the 2011 Holiday Appeal will be used to help The Salvation Army Mercer County continue its mission to help the increasing number ... (more)
The Unknown Soldiers: Ben Moore, the mayor of Bordentown
In cities and towns across America, millions of little children dream of becoming firefighters, soldiers or leaders.