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The charges were dropped in exchange for the students completing at least six hours of community service and submitting a letter of apology.
The project will transform plasma physics research into startups, jobs, and novel technologies, officials said.
Police said the suspects stole items from the cars, including credit cards.
There is no risk to the safety of the public as a result of this training, police said.
The $2,500 annual scholarship is open to college students of any class year.
The Steeple Center Rehabilitation Project will bring a performing arts venue and events center to Trenton.
Each roadway will be protected under a 5-year moratorium on non-emergency excavations to preserve pavement quality and public safety.
The assault took place around 4 years ago at a home in Trenton, authorities said.
Each roadway will be protected under a 5-year moratorium on non-emergency excavations to preserve pavement quality and public safety.
The approval came during the June 9 meeting.
The New York and Texas residents stole $150,000 from a local small business owner, authorities said.
The man fatally shot his wife at a Maryland bus depot, police said. He then died by suicide at the Hamilton rest stop.
The event highlights include a tennis exhibition with Clijsters, who will play alongside NJTL student-athletes and alumni.
The ceremony was held at the intersection of Stanley Avenue and Hazel Court in Dayton.
The resignation comes at a crucial time when the BOE is in the midst of a Superintendent search.
The application was filed through the Cultural and Arts Facilities Expansion (CAFE) Program.
According to Coalition for Peace Action, about 3,000-5,000 people attended the rally in Princeton.
According to Coalition for Peace Action, about 3,000-5,000 people attended the rally in Princeton.
All students involved in the incident have been identified, police said.
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