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Princeton Shrinks Harrison Street Plan to One Roundabout, Keeps $7M Price Tag

Rosedale Rd. & General Johnson Dr. — Approximate Local Roundabout Comparison. Princeton Council voted 5-0 Monday to approve a scaled-back version of the North Harrison Street Improvement Project, trimming a plan that once called for three roundabouts down to just one. The $7 million project, aimed at the stretch near Terhune Road, now moves forward with a single-lane roundabout, new pedestrian crossings, ADA ramps and a widened shared-use path meant to keep cyclists out of the circular intersection entirely.

Princeton, NJ · 2d

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Social media reacts to Nebraska's win over Rutgers

The Nebraska Cornhuskers snapped a four-game losing streak on Saturday, defeating the Rutgers Scarlet Knights 31-0. The victory made Nebraska bowl-eligible for the third consecutive season. Nebraska improved to 8-0 all-time against Rutgers. The 8-0 series edge ties for the most wins without a loss by Nebraska against an FBS opponent. The Blackshirts posted their first-ever shutout in a Big Ten Conference game. The Huskers had their first shutout since Akron last season. It was the first shutout in a conference game since 2003 against Iowa State . The defense held Rutgers to 143 total yards and 42 passing yards The offense had 429 total yards and 237 rushing yards. Nebraska improved to 6-0 on the year when rushing for at least 150 yards. Nebraska returns next Saturday to host the Ohio State Buckeyes in the home finale; kickoff time is set for 11 a.m. CT. Shutout Shut 'em out. pic.twitter.com/T4vPDwmpcY — Nebraska Football (@HuskerFootball) November 14, 2026 2003! Final: Nebraska 31, Rutgers 0. First shutout in conference play for Nebraska since DC Bo Pelini blanked Iowa State in 2003. The Huskers are bowl eligible for the third consecutive season at 6-4 and 3-4 in the Big Ten. The losing

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This Robbinsville Italian Market Makes Friday Worth Planning Around With Fresh Porchetta

A loaf of prosciutto bread got this little Italian market onto national television. Yes, a loaf of bread. Guy Fieri’s Diners, Drive-ins and Dives featured it, and road trippers have been pulling off the highway for it ever since. The bread is only the opening act. There are sandwiches...

Robbinsville, NJ · 22h

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Mercer County Boathouse Brings Back Free Holiday Sip & Shop With 30-Plus Vendors

Mercer Oaks Catering will hold its second annual Holiday Sip & Shop at The Boathouse in Mercer County Park on Friday, December 4, from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Admission and parking are free, and organizers plan to have more than 30 vendors. The event follows a 2025 debut that...

Mercer County, NJ · 1d

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The 10 Best Central Jersey Sushi Restaurants

The heart of New Jersey may not be the first place you think of when it comes to sushi. But the truth is, Central Jersey is quietly cultivating a highly competitive sushi scene. One that perfectly balances time-honored Japanese traditions with modern, inventive dining experiences. See for yourself when you visit The 10 Best Central Jersey Sushi Restaurants.

New Jersey · 1d

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Here is how Anthony Knox fared in Rutgers wrestling win over Lehigh

PISCATAWAY - It was a successful home debut for Rutgers University's highly-touted freshman 125-pound wrestler Anthony Knox Sunday in the Scarlet Knight's first home match of the season against Lehigh at Jersey Mike's Arena. Knox, the former St. John Vianney High School standout who is one of five wrestlers to win four NJSIAA championships on the mat, majored Mason Ziegler 11-2 to start the Scarlet Knights ' 21-17 win over the Engineers. Loud cheers emanated from the crowd of 4,063 when Knox was introuduced during the pre-match Lehigh introductions. He received more loud cheers when he ran onto the mat and again at the end of his bout. "It feels like I haven't really felt cheers in a while,'' Knox said. "It was surreal being out there. You're wrestling, and in your peripheal vision, you see 4,000-plus fans. It's everything I've worked for and more. I was really excited. I feel like I need to open up my offense a little bit more.'' Rutgers, ranked No. 16 in the nation, defeated No. 13 Lehigh for just is fourth-ever win over the Engineers in 47 meetings. It was the first meeting between the two teams since a 23-10 Lehigh win on

New Brunswick, NJ · 4h

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Rutgers shut out by Nebraska in front of half-empty crowd as nightmare season continues | 5 observations

Rutgers (2-8, 1-6) fell to Nebraska (6-4, 3-4) on Saturday.

New Brunswick, NJ · 1d

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3 Central Jersey office properties reach full occupancy

Three Central Jersey professional and medical office properties owned by Larken Associates are now fully leased, accounting for more than 265,000 square feet of office space in Hunterdon and Somerset counties. Raritan Commons in Flemington, Raritan Valley Professional Center in Raritan Borough and Branchburg Commons in Branchburg have reached full occupancy, the Branchburg-based real estate company announced. The latest deal came at Raritan Commons, a 67,040-square-foot Class A office building at 200 Route 31 North in Flemington. Advanced Heart and Vascular Institute of Hunterdon, a cardiology and vascular care practice led by Andrey Espinoza, leased an additional 2,112 square feet on the building's second floor. The practice, a tenant since 2017, now occupies 8,568 square feet. “Reaching full occupancy across these three properties demonstrates the continued strong demand we’re seeing for well-located and carefully maintained professional and medical office space in Central New Jersey,” Rob Marek, executive vice president of Larken Associates' commercial division, said in a news release. “Healthcare providers in particular are seeking accessible, community-based locations where they can treat patients close to home, and we’re proud to provide the kind of flexible, high-quality spaces they need to serve those communities,” Marek said. Flemington office building reaches full

Flemington, NJ · 1d

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Here's When the Palmer Square Christmas Tree in Princeton Will Light Up

There will musical performances and rumor has it, Santa will make an appearance

Princeton, NJ · 2d

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Central Jersey football Week 11 live playoff scoreboard, links

Six teams remain alive in Central Jersey, including four in the Big Central Conference as we head into Week 11. Among them are three local public schools vying for sectional championships this weekend. We will have full live coverage of all three local public finals Friday and Saturday, with reporters and photographers bringing you the sights, sounds and insight you’ve come to expect. A full schedule of games can be found below. Final scores of those contests, as well as links to stories and other coverage will be updated on this page throughout the weekend. Pincus and Mendlowitz’s Big Central Conference playoff football picks WEEK 11 SCORES AND COVERAGE LINKS SATURDAY, NOV. 14 North 1 Group 5 Piscataway 29, West Orange 28 FRIDAY, NOV. 13 NJSIAA TOURNAMENT PUBLIC FINALS/NON-PUBLIC QUARTERFINALS Central Group 5 Rancocas Valley 42, Old Bridge 13 North 2 Group 5 Passaic Tech 21, Phillipsburg 10 Non-Public A Don Bosco 56, St. Joseph-Metuchen 0 Non-Public B Donovan Catholic 42, Immaculata 7 This article originally appeared on MyCentralJersey.com: Central Jersey football Week 11 live playoff scoreboard, links

Central Jersey, NJ · 2d

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The Calvary Baptist Church of Hopewell

The Calvary Baptist Church of Hopewell has been located at the center of town since 1872, through several redesigns of the facade and multiple additions, as shown below. The church continues to serve the community in quiet ways. It has hosted a live outdoor Living Nativity scene for the Christmas season since 1957. It opens the sanctuary for local meetings and events (especially jazz concerts!), organizes blood drives, and holds a Blue Christmas service of remembrance and hope.

Hopewell, NJ · 1d

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‘When it rains, it pours’: Greg Schiano speaks after disastrous shutout

Rutgers was embarrassed on Saturday, flattened 31-0 by a Nebraska team that entered on a four-game losing streak, dropping to 2-8 for the first time since 2019 — the season Chris Ash was canned. It remains nearly impossible to sugarcoat the reality of the 2026 Scarlet Knights (2-8, 1-6), a total disappointment.

New Brunswick, NJ · 1d

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Ohio Wrestling Goes 1-2 at Princeton Quad Meet

PRINCETON, N.J. – The Ohio Wrestling team (1-3) competed in the Princeton Quad Meet, taking on Chattanooga, Princeton and Duke on Saturday, Nov. 14. Ohio dropped their first two matches, falling to Chattanooga, 35-3, and Princeton, 32-12, before defeating Duke, 33-13. Redshirt junior Jeremy Olszko (Northfield, Ohio) had a standout day, going a perfect 3-0 in competition.

Princeton, NJ · 1d

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John Taylor Created Pork Roll in Trenton in 1856. Here’s Why North Jersey Still Calls It Taylor Ham

Order a breakfast sandwich in Newark and you will ask for Taylor ham, egg, and...

Trenton, NJ · 1d

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New Jersey Snow Squalls: Trenton, NJ Drivers Face Whiteout Risks

Thanksgiving travelers should prepare for unexpected whiteouts, icy pavement and rapidly changing visibility across New Jersey.

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Barnes & Noble closing longtime East Brunswick store for move

Barnes & Noble will close its longtime East Brunswick bookstore in January before opening a new location at Brunswick Square about three weeks later. The move is part of the redevelopment of Brunswick Square . The new bookstore will be near the existing location, though an exact closing date, opening date and address for the new store have not been announced. The current East Brunswick store opened in 1999 and recently marked its 27th anniversary. Barnes & Noble expects to open 60 stores nationwide in 2026. “The redevelopment of the Brunswick Square Mall provides a fabulous opportunity for Barnes & Noble to create a new bookstore,” James Daunt, CEO of Barnes & Noble, said in a news release. “Our booksellers have enjoyed 27 very happy years in East Brunswick and are delighted to continue this tradition of bookselling in a new home of such scale and ambition.” Barnes & Noble expanding in NJ Barnes & Noble has 22 stores in New Jersey. The East Brunswick location will become the seventh of the bookseller's older stores in the state to relocate. More: East Brunswick church approved for West Prospect Street building The company now has more than 730 bookstores after falling

East Brunswick, NJ · 13h

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Sink Your Teeth Into The Overstuffed Sandwiches At This Beloved New Jersey Deli

Some restaurants feed you a meal, and some restaurants feed you a memory, and Harold’s New York Deli in Edison, New Jersey, is firmly in the second category. The moment you walk through those doors, you understand that this place operates by a completely different set of rules than everywhere else.

Edison, NJ · 1d

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Nine Pennington School Athletes Commit to Division I College Programs

Nine student-athletes from The Pennington School’s Class of 2027 celebrated their commitments to NCAA Division I college athletic programs during a signing ceremony Wednesday, Nov. 11, in the school’s Sparks Gymnasium. The seniors will continue their athletic careers at colleges and universities across the country, competing in soccer,...

Pennington, NJ · 2d

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New Jersey officials tour Somerset County farm awarded $100,000 agritourism grant

HILLSBOROUGH TONWSHIP, N.J. (Somerset County) — State officials visited Abma’s Farm in Hillsborough on Monday, Nov. 9, to highlight how New Jersey’s Agritourism Grant Program is helping agricultural businesses expand educational opportunities and attract visitors. Representatives from the New Jersey Department of State, Department of Agriculture and...

Somerset County, NJ · 2d

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Couple Plans Luxury Boutique Hotel and Restaurant at 166-Year-Old New Jersey Homestead

An entrepreneurial couple – a dermatologist and an architect – from South Orange have received municipal approval to convert an 1860 Federal Style homestead just south of Lambertville into a luxury boutique hotel and restaurant. The 10-suite Quarry House Inn and 17-seat restaurant on River Road (Route 29)...

Lambertville, NJ · 2d