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Nearly 1,500 wax folds were seized from 2 Trenton men after a two-month investigation into narcotics distribution, authorities said.
One left lane is currently closed, NJ DOT said.
One right lane is currently blocked, NJ DOT said.
The township hosts rabies clinics twice a year to coincide with each of the licensing periods
Council unanimously voted to adopt the resolution during the public hearing held last week. The cost of the project is $5.4 million.
Nicole Mantuano Lacsamana submitted her resignation. Her last day is March 11.
Officials from the Health Department told Council they will be collaborating with community organizations for the program.
Andrew Agosta’s 'Step Into The Highway' will be screened at the 22nd edition of the film festival, officials said.
A son faces charges in his father’s death and police search for a driver who drove off after hitting a school bus.
One right lane is currently closed, NJ DOT said.
Here's what's happening in Princeton this week.
Here's the traffic enforcement details through Feb. 2:
58-year-old Edgar Chavarria was found on the kitchen floor bleeding from the head and face, authorities said.
The house was unoccupied at the time of the fire. The American Red Cross aided the displaced family.
The pilot program, in collaboration with the County’s Division of History and Historic Preservation, will be expanding soon.
Expect food, music and more at this romantic event.
The township received three proposals for the bid.
Council adopted a resolution during Monday's meeting, recognizing the contribution of the Muslim residents in town.
The students’ app provides personalized guidance and feedback to patients undergoing physical therapy.
The project will include new sidewalks and traffic calming measures.
