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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

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Thanksgiving turkey prices rise 12% nationwide

Wholesale turkey prices are up about 12% nationwide compared with last year, as food, fuel, packaging, insurance and other production costs increase. At DiPaola Turkey Farm in Hamilton Township, New Jersey, owners explain why they raised prices this year. The family farm expects to sell more than 10,000 turkeys during the busy Thanksgiving season.

Hamilton Township, NJ · 23h
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New Jersey Means Business: What Sherrill’s New Economic Plan Means for Jersey Residents

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County spends $1.4 million to expand Neighborhood First – Bucks Round-Up – November 12, 2026

County spends $1.4 million to expand Neighborhood First. Bucks County officials and Bristol Township community members met to mark the growth of Neighborhood First, a program that fosters mentorship, education, and structured activities for at-risk youth. The organization outgrew its original Bath Road facility, prompting the county to help fund a new 2,300-square-foot modular building next door. The expanded space includes staff offices, a classroom, an open programming area and private rooms for educational and skills development. The project also included an expanded parking lot, stormwater improvements, and landscaping. Neighborhood First Executive Director Walter Mims said the expansion is a milestone for an organization that has served local youth for 25 years. County Commissioner Chair Diane Ellis-Marseglia praised the program’s staff for their commitment to young people and their track record of helping students succeed. The project is estimated to cost approximately $1.4 million, funded through several sources, including federal American Rescue Plan Act funds and the Opioid Settlement Fund.

Bucks County, PA · 1d

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Level Up Arcade+Bar to Open Nov. 20 in Bristol Borough

Level Up Arcade+Bar will open Nov. 20 in the former Naked Brewing taproom in Bristol Borough, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. Owner Chris Kinsey, a Richboro father of three, is trading a brewery taproom for joysticks and pinball flippers. He has transformed the space at 212...

Bucks County, PA · 1d

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Tornadoes touch down in Del. and NJ, before chances for snow Friday

A First Alert was in effect for the entire Philadelphia region on Thursday, Nov. 12, until 7 p.m. as severe storms brought a tornado to Delaware and New Jersey as well as hail to the Pennsylvania suburbs. There were scattered storms across the region early Thursday morning. By the late...

New Castle County, DE · 1d

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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

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New Jersey Ticket Wins $847 Million Powerball Jackpot in Nov. 4 Drawing

A Powerball ticket sold in Montvale, New Jersey, won the $847 million jackpot in the Wednesday, Nov. 4 drawing. It matched all six numbers, according to Cleveland.com. The winning numbers were 15, 34, 41, 53, and 56, with a Powerball of 21. The Power Play multiplier was 2x. Wegmans Food Market on Farm View in Montvale sold the ticket.

Montvale, NJ · 2d