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5 Princeton Nonprofits Get Funds For Summer Programs
The grants will fund camps and programs to prevent learning loss and provide affordable childcare for working families.
Sarah Salvadore, Patch Staff
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NJ Transit Strike Impacts Princeton, Mercer: What Are Your Options
This is the first NJ Transit strike in more than 40 years.
Sarah Salvadore, Patch Staff
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Motor Vehicle Theft, Theft: Princeton Police Blotter
The Princeton Police blotter dated May 13 had the following reports:
Sarah Salvadore, Patch Staff
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WWII Soldier From NJ Identified Nearly 80 Years After His Death
The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency recently announced that the soldier from Bridgeton was accounted for in December 2024.
Megan VerHelst, Patch Staff
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5 Charged As Edison PD Discover Cash-Filled Teddy Bear In Spa Sting
Over $750,000 in assets were recovered after a yearlong investigation, authorities said.
Sarah Salvadore, Patch Staff
Princeton|News|
Princeton Supports Passage Of New Jersey Climate Superfund Act
Princeton joins more than 30 municipalities to hold fossil fuel companies responsible for cost of climate damage.
Sarah Salvadore, Patch Staff
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Princeton Council Approves School District PILOT Sharing Agreement
Funds from the PILOT program will help the district with "cost and expense for maintaining the public facilities."
Sarah Salvadore, Patch Staff
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Boating in NJ – Wear Your Life Jacket at Work Day is Friday, May 16th!
A Fun Kickoff to National Safe Boating Week
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Princeton U. Student Newspaper Accuses Pete Hegseth Of Plagiarism
Hegseth’s thesis contained “eight instances of uncredited material, sham paraphrasing, and verbatim copying,” the newspaper said.
Sarah Salvadore, Patch Staff
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Princeton’s McCarter Theatre Center Is Hosting A Costume Sale
The sale will be held from May 16 through 18. Each item is priced at $25 or less.
Sarah Salvadore, Patch Staff
