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The redistricting decisions are being made on a case-by-case basis, according to a presentation by district officials.
Community members can vote for their preferred "lucky dog" through the online voting platform.
One was sold at a gas station and the other at a convenience store.
The meeting will take place on Thursday at the Lawrence Senior Center. See details:
The police department is also seeking the public’s help to curb such incidents.
One person was taken to a local hospital and two others were treated on the scene, police said.
Officers will be stationed at every school daily to support students, staff, and families.
The all-American dining will open at Menlo Park Mall in 2026.
The licensing agreements ensure continuity for local arts groups following Princeton's acquisition of the campus from Rider University.
As part of his four-year education, Zebro spent a full year training aboard ocean-going vessels.
To help ensure a safe environment for everyone, here are a few safety reminders:
The incident took place on Friday night in Trenton.
Here are the headlines you may have missed during the long weekend:
Here's what's happening in South Brunswick this week:
To help ensure a safe environment for everyone, here are a few safety reminders:
Topics include gardening, agriculture, youth activities, and more.
Township services will be shuttered for the federal holiday as residents gather for traditional end-of-summer celebrations.
Township services will be shuttered for the federal holiday as residents gather for traditional end-of-summer celebrations.
Township services will be shuttered for the federal holiday as residents gather for traditional end-of-summer celebrations.
The funding will support roadway resurfacing, animal shelter expansion, Edison Light Transit equipment, and park improvements across town.
