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Sarah graduated from Columbia Journalism School, where she specialized in data journalism and gender migration. She also holds a Master's degree from Seton Hall University, where she studied religious literacy, and scripture/theology.
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Estimates from a spring 2024 survey suggest that more than one in three NJ students lack consistent access to adequate food resources.
Residents who see Markies Wells should not approach him, Ewing Police said.
The funds will support the research and development (R&D) of technologies, products, and services that will enhance quality of care.
The funds will support the research and development (R&D) of technologies, products, and services that will enhance quality of care.
Top ranked players, including 25 Olympians, will battle for playoff positioning in a high-stakes showdown ahead of the Championship Weekend.
Edison received its first designation in 2023, and then a silver level designation in 2024.
The recognition was given for going above and beyond to improve health and wellness in the community through innovative programs.
The township received the distinction after a year of successful programs for the community.
The Township’s 2025 Summer Camp will run from Monday, June 30 to Friday, Aug. 8.
The school will be the sixth within the Middlesex County Magnet School district and is slated to open in fall 2026.
The judge set Matthew Hertgen’s next court appearance for March 24.
One person remains in serious condition, police said. Authorities are expected to file charges on Friday.
Michael Sanders will face 4 life sentences including 1 life sentence without possibility of parole due to the age of the youngest victim.
Indivisible Cranbury joins the nationwide “Tesla Takedown” protest with one of its own in Lawrenceville this week.
The East Windsor police blotter dated March 6 had the following reports:
Matthew Hertgen was with a family member until 10 p.m. that night. He later called 911 to report his brother's death.
The popular fast-casual brand plans to open sometime in April.
The school district is facing a 3 percent loss in state aid for the 2025-26 school year.
The Princeton Police blotter dated March 4 had the following reports:
According to the planner and developer, the residential project will create a sustainable revenue source for the Arts District.
