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PRINCETON: HS makes gardening a phys. ed. choice Next spring, gym class for some Princeton High School students will mean getting down and dirty. The school will add gardening as a physical education elective. But first, some volunteers will be getting their hands dirty this weekend. |
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PLUMSTED: New Egypt writer provides new angle on Natalie Wood death PLUMSTED — New Egypt resident Marti Rulli of Fort Avenue says writing a book about the death of a legendary actress was not only an opportunity to help a friend but also to finally reveal some truth about the mysterious circumstances that occurred more than 25 years ago. In September, Ms. Rulli’s nonfiction book “Goodbye Natalie, Goodbye Splendour” was released, detailing the conditions surrounding the death of 43-year-old actress Natalie Wood in 1983, as told by the captain of the yacht on which she was last seen alive. |
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PRINCETON: UMC chief schools Chinese on hospital construction Moving the University Medical Center of Princeton to Plainsboro has been a far longer journey for Princeton Health Care System President and Chief Executive Officer Barry Rabner than just the few miles between the old and new hospital sites, but he didn’t imagine it would take him to China. |
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HUNTERDON COUNTY: Eligibility expanded for Sunday’s H1N1 clinic See updates at: www.co.hunterdon.nj.us/health.htm. Hunterdon Department of Health |
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MONROE: Democrat seeks recount in Monroe Ward 3 vote under dispute MONROE — After losing the race to represent the Third Ward in Monroe by 35 votes, Democratic candidate Stephen Dalina is seeking a recount. |
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HILLSBOROUGH:HMS group taking radio station's food-collection challenge The material reward may be a free concert with singer Justin Bieber, but for students in Hillsborough Middle School’s Together Our Peers Succeed organization, participating in a contest with radio station 92.3 FM, is mostly about helping as many people as possible during the holiday season. |
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HVN has early deadline for Nov. 26 edition Please try to comply! Because of the Thanksgiving holiday, which we will observe on Nov. 26, the deadline for submission of news copy, letters to the editor, etc., for the Nov. 26 edition of the HVN is Nov. 20 at 4 p.m. |
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LAWRENCE: District workers get new contract The Board of Education last week gave its approval to a three-year contract with the Lawrence Administrative Business and Technical Association that grants a 4.7 percent annual pay hike — two years after its last contract expired. |
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MANVILLE: A life-saving lesson Rescue squad members get practice using tools for vehicle extrication |
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ROBBINSVILLE: Going out on a limb for local cancer patient Tree farm to be run again for Scibilia after medical 'miracle' ROBBINSVILLE — Christmastime last year seemed to bring a stroke of luck to Kevin Scibilia and his family when doctors said they had found a stem cell donor to aid him in his fight against cancer. |
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FLORENCE: Two charged in robbery at bus stop FLORENCE — A woman and a teenage girl have been charged in the armed robbery of a woman waiting for a bus, according to police. |
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SOUTH BRUNSWICK: Flu shots expected H1N1 vaccine due in early December The long-awaited H1N1 vaccine looks like it finally will arrive in South Brunswick around Dec. 1, according to the township Health Department. |
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CENTRAL JERSEY: Delayed study leaves Hightstown officers in limbo Mironov 'hopeful' of report completion by January HIGHTSTOWN – A consultant’s study of the feasibility of East Windsor taking over police coverage in this square-mile doughnut hole in the center of the township was expected to be completed a year ago. |
- HIGHTSTOWN: Ex-volunteers, others Rise up against service agency management
- HIGHTSTOWN: Time for toys, courtesy of tattoo shop, cops
- HIGHTSTOWN: Borough won't budge on taxi insurance threshold
- HIGHTSTOWN: Funding oversight for planned skatepark still an issue
- EAST WINDSOR: Township to spend about $250K for truck, mower
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IN THE KITCHEN: Some Thankgiving ‘keeper’ recipes Featured recipe: VICTORIAN TRIFLE I thought I knew what to expect when I solicited friends and colleagues whom I know to be good cooks for the one Thanksgiving dish their families would never let them remove from the holiday feast. |
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| EDITORIAL: Plugging budget holes will take more than promises Gov.-elect Christopher Christie certainly has his work cut out for him. |
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HEALTH MATTERS: Depression in older adults can be treated effectively People face a multitude of personal and health-related issues as they age — from losing a spouse to suffering a stroke — which sometimes result in depression, anxiety and other mood disorders. |
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Still Life Despite a lifetime of tragedy, Arshile Gorky made his mark as a pre-eminent painter of the 20th century MUSEUMS often get calls from people claiming to have treasure in their attics, valuable paintings created by great masters. These often turn out to be false alarms, but in 2004, when a woman called the Philadelphia Museum of Art about an Arshile Gorky under her rafters, it turned out to be the key painting in a collection, and one that would lead to a major exhibition, the biggest since the artists’ retrospective at the Guggenheim in 1981. |
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Ganges Striking flavors and careful preparation combine with reasonable prices to deliver great value TAMARIND and cardamom, cumin and pomegranate, cinnamon and fennel, saffron and turmeric all lend their heady aromas and flavors to Indian food. Combined in hundreds, maybe thousands, of different ways with goat, lamb, chicken, vegetables, rice and a dozen different breads, in several different regional or cultural cooking styles, the result is a cuisine of astonishing variety. |
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