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An extreme heat warning has been issued from Monday through Wednesday night as heat index values up to 110 are possible.
Rodgers had sent in her resignation to BOE on June 10, which members accepted during Thursday’s meeting.
Mercer County Sheriff Jack Kemler is reminding residents about the dangers of a hot car.
An extreme heat warning and air quality alert were issued until Wednesday.
An extreme heat warning and air quality alert were issued until Wednesday.
An extreme heat warning and air quality alert were issued until Wednesday
Here are the headlines from the weekend in New Jersey
Timothy Long served the Trenton Police Department for 25 years.
Here's what's happening in town this week:
Here's what's happening in Princeton this week:
The grant writing workshops will be offered in both virtual and in-person formats from June through August.
U.S. Agriculture Secretary said USDA was exploring every legal option to prevent the town from seizing the farm through eminent domain.
Wayne Timper Sr. was 71 years old and served the fire company for 50 years.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated June 19 had the following reports:
The Princeton Police blotter dated June 17 had the following reports:
The new play equipment includes two new ADA-compliant age-appropriate playsets and more.
Planning consultant Topology has been retained to lead this visioning process
The event runs from 4 to 8 p.m. and promises a fun lineup of activities for attendees
U.S. Marshals arrested Luis Duval-Jimenez of New Brunswick early Wednesday, ending a months-long manhunt.
The roadway will be protected under a 5-year moratorium on non-emergency excavations to preserve pavement quality and public safety.
