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Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012 was very busy at ShopRite supermarket in Ewing, N.J. As Hurricane Sandy threatens to arrive in the area, many residents of Ewing went shopping for last minute items. The supermarket was so crowded that shoppers could hardly find
LAWRENCE, N.J. – The non-profit organization, Sustainable Lawrence, is trying to find a way to ban single-use-disposable plastic bags that they think consumers abuse in quantity, said a board member. Noemi de la Puente recently became a member of Sustainable Lawrence when
WEST WINDSOR, N.J. — A concerned resident appealed to Mercer County Board of Chosen Freeholders at their formal meeting last Thursday, to act on their behalf to re-open route 1 jug handles. David C. Parris, curator of natural history at the State
TRENTON, N.J. – When Adekemi Bankole, Ph.D., set out to write a children’s book in 2010, she was just thinking about having fun with it. Bankole completed her 31-page children’s book, entitled, “The Rain Beat Dance,” and published and copyrighted it by
Dr. Jo Anne Craig conveys universal message TRENTON, N.J. — Dr. Jo Anne Craig chronicles her story in her first book, “When Is It My Time to Cry.” Often depicted as a strong, black woman, Dr. Craig uses the main character,
TRENTON, N.J. — While reporters can build credibility with their sources by agreeing to protect their identities, there is a backlash that not printing names of sources can create distrust and access problems. For readers, they prefer sourced-information. They trust a publication
EWING, N.J. — As with the higher courts, Ewing Municipal Courts, grant access to public records, and at this level, on nearly all issues, except domestic violence. “All of our information is public information, but if it is domestic violence matters, this
The adage is still true: Time heals. As passionate as I used to be about a close friend, who is a male and nearly two years older than me, time seems to change everyone as well as everything. From time to time,
TRENTON, N.J. — Nowadays, invasion of one’s privacy is more accessible given the growth of social media and electronic devices everywhere; and this means greater protection for personal information. Hackers and identity thieves are inquisitive about the sources to personal information that