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Titus Andronicus announce New Years Eve & college shows
Titus Andronicus @ Brooklyn Masonic Temple on 11/5 Add another one to the growing New Year's Eve event list - Titus Andronicus are playing a 1:30am NYE show at the Mercury Lounge.
Enhancing Rain Garden Design to Promote Nitrate Removal: Testing a media carbon amendment
STANDER, E. Enhancing Rain Garden Design to Promote Nitrate Removal: Testing a media carbon amendment.
NJSIAA Group 4 Boys Soccer Final
In the 1st half Toms River South's Dmitri Loizos, left, is challenged by Clifton's Alex Guerra.
Top ten ways to spend a Saturday with your partner in west-central NJ
A beautiful lakeside view at The College of New Jersey in Ewing, near Trenton and Princeton.
Redpoint Bio Reports Loss as Work Continues Work on Sweetness Enhancer
Redpoint Bio Corp. has reported a net loss of $2.4 million and no revenue for the third quarter of 2009, against the 2008 comparables of $2.6 million and $1.1 million, respectively.
Judge refuses to dismiss case against state troopers
A state administrative law judge has refused to throw out disciplinary charges against seven troopers involved in a sex scandal.
Mercer poised to establish trust fund for the homeless
Mercer County is poised to be among the first in the state to establish a trust fund for the homeless.
Detective helps nab burglary, theft suspects
In this video, we explain the basics of How to Use Essential Oils. We show how to use an Aromatherapy Diffuser to scent your room, how to create your own Natural Scented Room Sprays as an alternative to chemical room sprays sold in supermarkets, and how to mix your own Scented Massage Oil.
Ewing council backs lowering speed limit to 35 mph on North Olden Ave.
Amid objections by a few residents, the township council adopted a resolution Tuesday night endorsing reduction of the speed limit on North Olden Avenue to 35 mph from 40 mph.
In ways large and small, green consciousness is permeating our daily lives. The idea of light bulbs that look like twists of vanilla ice cream is no longer odd.
Ceremonies to honor those who served
It was President Woodrow Wilson, former New Jersey governor, who first declared Nov.
NJ troopers' lawyer: Evidence withheld in sex case
Sex scandal allegations against seven New Jersey state troopers should be dismissed because the attorney general's office withheld crucial evidence, a lawyer for the troopers argued Friday.
Seven N.J. troopers in Trenton sex scandal suing state to get jobs back
Lawyers for seven state troopers disciplined in a sex scandal argued in a hearing today that the administrative charges should be dismissed, saying the Attorney General's office withheld critical evidence.
Krazy over karaoke: Enthusiasts will be converging on the First Person Arts Festival
FOR THOSE OF US who are petrified at the thought of getting up in front of a roomful of strangers to sing, the idea of karaoke is enough to make us stay home in our pajamas.
A 30-gallon diesel spill at the Glen Roc shopping center caused headaches for township firefighters yesterday morning when the fuel began leaking into nearby storm drains.
Ewing's black math test scores: one reason they're so pathetic
The average standardized test scores for black students attending school in Ewing are not only awful, but are essentially as pitiful today as they were in 1999, when the state of New Jersey started administering rigorous tests in reading and math to all public school students in grades four, eight and 11.
Scudder Falls Bridge turns 50 today
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the completion of the Scudder Falls Bridge over the Delaware River.
Attorney general: Couple ripped off home sellers
A Ewing couple remain at large after being indicted on charges that they stole more than $640,000 from 11 desperate home sellers, including two in Willingboro.
NJ couple charged with theft from home sellers
Prosecutors say a New Jersey couple and their real estate firm stole more than $600,000 from struggling homeowners.
Report details N.J. woman's accusation of sex assault by 7 State Police troopers
The woman who accused seven New Jersey state troopers of sexual assault two years ago initially told police that the sex "probably" seemed consensual to the men, according to a copy of a police report obtained by The Associated Press.
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