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The East Windsor Police blotter dated Aug. 13 had the following reports:
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Jennifer Vogel, a STEM teacher with 16 years at the school, was recognized among 21 educators statewide.
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District cites HVAC upgrades, elementary parking lot expansion among summer projects.
Police said the driver, an East Windsor resident, was driving on a suspended license during the collision on Route 33.
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The East Windsor Police blotter dated Aug. 6 had the following reports:
Multiple fire departments responded to the blaze on Darrow Drive, which caused minimal damage to the home.
Police department applicant alleged he was told he "did not look" disabled during hiring interview, lawsuit says.
Prosecutors say the operation was launched in anticipation of a surge in visitors tied to the FIFA World Cup.
The free event runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at 244 Perry Street.
The first 50 guests get a free burrito, with a buy-one-get-one deal for everyone else.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated July 23 has the following reports:
The 23-year-old was arrested after a foot chase near Unity Square Park in Trenton on Monday night.
One officer earned top academic honors; the other was recognized by classmates for leadership qualities.
The free family event runs 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the East Windsor P.A.L. Complex.
Sheriff Jack Kemler is partnering with federal safety officials to prevent hot-car deaths this summer.
The event features big-screen matches, soccer activities, and food vendors.
The specialty grocer will bring 83 jobs to its new store at 72 Princeton Highstown Road.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated July 9, had the following reports:
Police seek video footage after multiple vehicles were hit overnight, July 3-4.
No injuries reported as multiple fire departments responded to the Debbie Lane blaze.
Your guide to fireworks, parades and other July 4 celebrations of America’s 250th anniversary in and around East Windsor.
The 1931 Robbinsville bridge over the Assunpink Creek tributary will be replaced over 150 days, with a detour in place.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated July 2 had the following reports:
Mark Daniels reflected on Hightstown High School's graduation and thanked district staff as the 2025-26 school year wraps up.
The weeklong celebration marks the city's role in the American Revolution with reenactments, museum exhibits, walking tours and more.
The season kicks off July 3 with a holiday celebration at Etra Lake Park.
Program supported by a three-year grant to expand access and strengthen student success through the humanities
The Advanced Choir and Schola Cantorum joined more than 100 voices on one of the world's most celebrated stages on June 6.
A months-long HSI investigation recovered more than 3.8 kilograms of cocaine and 16 guns.
NJSP say the Freightliner then struck a second vehicle before leaving the roadway; two drivers were hospitalized with moderate injuries.
Benson highlighted a $10M health benefits savings, new P25 radio network and a Children's Hospital of Philadelphia campus coming to Hamilton