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Atlantic City Beats Northern Burlington 42-13 in Central Jersey Group IV Semifinal

Atlantic City beat Northern Burlington 42-13 in a Central Jersey Group IV semifinal in Columbus on Friday night. The loss ended the Greyhounds' season, according to The Trentonian. Atlantic City (7-3) scored on its first five possessions. Quarterback Marvin Burroughs threw for five touchdowns and 285 yards. He set the...

Burlington, NJ · 1d
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Courier News

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Readington school board pulls ‘Perks’ from middle school library

READINGTON – In an issue that has roiled the school district for much of this year , the Board of Education has voted to remove “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” from the middle school library. The board’s Nov. 10 vote came after an hour of public comment in which only two of more than 20 speakers supported removing the book. After each speaker opposing the removal spoke, the audience packed into the Holland Brook School cafeteria broke into loud and sustained applause. The two speakers who favored removing the book were met with silence. The vote was 4-3, with one abstention from Paulo Lopes, who originally objected to the young adult novel and brought his complaint to the board, triggering the review process. Lopes, who lost his bid for reelection Nov. 3, alleged that a scene in the novel describing sexual assault “fails to show accountability or victim support, potentially misleading readers.” Anna Barton, Pamela Cassidy and Elizabeth Fiore voted against removing the book. David Rizza, Justina Ryan, Linda Rad and Ellen DePinto voted in favor of removal. Richard Pieros was absent. Why the Readington school board removed ‘The Perks of Being a Wallflower’ Board members favoring removal said

Readington Township, NJ · 1d

New Jersey Globe

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Kovach signals bid for fifth term as Clinton mayor; Traphagen enters race

Clinton Mayor Janice Kovach, a Democrat who has held the post since 2012, appears ready to seek a fifth term next year, setting up a potentially competitive race against three-term Republican Councilman Ross Traphagen, who is announcing his candidacy today. “Are you ready for another season, Clinton?” Kovach asks in...

Clinton, NJ · 23h
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princetoninfo.com

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After decades of vacancy, Eagle Tavern prepares for new life

Nearly 200 years ago, horse owners and racing enthusiasts traveled hundreds of miles to Trenton, where they gathered at the Eagle Tavern for food, drinks and a place to spend the night. The horses were stabled behind the building, while their owners mingled with travelers, politicians and local residents inside...

Trenton, NJ · 2d
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NJ.com

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No. 10 Monroe boys soccer earns revenge and finals berth with semis win over Princeton

Akai Davis scored two goals to lead third-seeded and No. 10 in the NJ.com Top 20 Monroe to a 3-2 victory over second-seeded Princeton in the semifinals of the Central Jersey, Group 4 tournament in Princeton. Monroe (19-2-1) will face either fifth-seeded and No. 16 Hunterdon Central or eighth-seeded East...

Monroe Township, NJ · 1d

trentonjournal.com

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The people have spoken. It’s time for City Hall to listen.

Mayor Reed Gusciora has challenged me to participate in a four-part debate series leading up to the runoff election. I respect the mayor’s invitation. However, I respectfully and unequivocally decline. The people of Trenton have already participated in multiple public forums, listened to the candidates, examined their records, and...

Trenton, NJ · 1d

NBC New York

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Tornado watch issued in NJ as storms threaten tri-state; 3″ of snow possible elsewhere

This article is no longer being updated. Track the latest developments in our live blog here. The weather pattern is about to take a dramatic turn, and a potentially dangerous one. A developing storm system will bring the potential for severe weather, periods of heavy rain, and even accumulating snow...

New Jersey · 22h

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My opponent ran away from debates. I’ll keep showing up for you.

By our campaign’s count, my challenger, Corey McNair, missed three debates before November 3. This week, I invited him to four more public debates. I proposed one livestreamed event in each of Trenton’s four wards. At each debate, each candidate would have 20 minutes for an opening presentation, followed by a Q&A with residents. He declined all four and called his decision “final.” Residents across Trenton have told me they’re disappointed. I’m appalled by his decision. Before the December 8 runoff, both candidates should debate and answer questions directly from residents. If you won’t answer to Trenton residents while you’re asking for their vote, why should they expect you to answer to them once you’re in City Hall?

Trenton, NJ · 12h

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Princeton Cancels Electric Shuttle Purchase; Loop Bus Service Continues Uninterrupted

Princeton Council has canceled a $480,060 contract for two electric shuttle vehicles that were ordered nearly three years ago but never delivered, as the Municipality approaches a December 1 deadline to decide whether to pursue state funding for replacement vehicles for its Loop bus service. The October 26 resolution formally...

Princeton, NJ · 2d

New Jersey Globe

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Pedroso challenges Moench for Bridgewater mayor in GOP primary

Former Bridgewater Councilman Filipe Pedroso will challenge Mayor Matthew Moench in next year’s Republican primary, setting up a contest between two longtime political allies who have become adversaries. Pedroso, who served on the Township Council from 2012 through 2025, accused Moench of abandoning Republican principles of fiscal conservatism, citing...

Bridgewater, NJ · 18h

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Trenton Sellers Are Cutting Prices as Homes Sit Longer

Trenton sellers were cutting prices more often and homes spent more time on the market, giving buyers more room to negotiate.

Trenton, NJ · 1d

artsnewsnow.com

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Morven Museum & Garden Announces Festival of Trees Displays and Holiday Programs

Pictured Above: Morven Front Festival of Trees 1024×683 Morven Museum & Garden’s Festival of Trees. Photo Credit: Cameron Dunbar, © 2025 Morven Museum & Garden. Princeton, NJ — A beloved holiday tradition, Morven Museum & Garden’s Festival of Trees will return on November 18, marking 21 years of the signature special event that adds light, color, and festive cheer throughout the museum’s galleries with decorated trees and mantels.

Princeton, NJ · 2d

Wander Jersey

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New Jersey Means Business: What Sherrill’s New Economic Plan Means for Jersey Residents

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New Jersey · 1d

princetoninfo.com

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Lawrence delays action on proposed data center ban measure

An ordinance that would prohibit data centers anywhere in Lawrence Township has been tabled by the Township Council pending further review by the Planning Board. The amendment to the township’s Land Use Ordinance (LUO) was scheduled for a public hearing and final action at the Township Council’s Nov. 5 meeting. The proposed amendment had been sent to the Planning Board for routine review following its introduction in October.

Lawrence Township, NJ · 1d