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19 Princeton Students Named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists
More than 16,000 students from across the country made the list.

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More than 16,000 students from across the country made the list.

Geese are protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, & intentional harm to them could violate state and federal regulations, cops said.
Here are the headlines you may have missed during the weekend in NJ.
here's what's happening in South Brunswick this week:
Here's what's happening in Princeton this week:
The event aims to raise $20,000 for South Brunswick, Kendall Park, and Monmouth Junction EMS.
Voting for Week 2 nominees, including Flores, is currently open until Sept. 28.
The project is set to break ground in Spring 2026.
The county's food distribution program, REPLENISH, is spearheading the initiative.
Geoff Esper will be back on Saturday to claim his fourth title in the pork roll eating contest.
The change is to better represent the unit's mission and daily operations, officials said.
Here’s why the Garden State will see early sunsets:
The town plans to issue a new RFP with clearer specifications and will hold a pre-submission meeting with potential vendors.
The incident happened while the minor was attending a movie screening at Regal Commerce Center in North Brunswick.
The unclaimed prize will expire on Sept. 25, lottery officials said.
Attendees can enjoy a delicious meal outdoors along with live music and more.
The Princeton Police blotter dated Sept. 9 had the following reports:
The mayor is among politicians raising concerns about a rising tide of political violence.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated Sept. 11 had the following reports:
The community remembers four township residents who lost their lives 24 years ago.