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Princeton Council To Discuss Zoning Update, Immigration Policy Monday
Here's what's on the agenda for the Princeton council's Monday, Sept. 28 meeting.

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Here's what's on the agenda for the Princeton council's Monday, Sept. 28 meeting.

Mayor Sam Joshi said the township will support the lodge as it rebuilds.
Organizers cited a bleak forecast and shifted to a condensed lineup hosted by local businesses and partners.
The free Middlesex County event runs from 1 to 3 p.m. and is open to families, kids and potential volunteers.
Child ID Day and the food drive move to Oct. 13, and Saturday's street dedication moves indoors to Greenbrook School.
Hightstown High School told families the 18-year-old arrested this week isn't part of the school community.
Work runs overnight through Oct. 1, weather permitting. Drivers should expect delays and follow posted detours.
The family event marks America's 250th with live music, colonial dancing, storytelling and a George Washington spy challenge.
Flock license plate readers will cover every entrance and exit point in town, as critics raise privacy concerns.
Utility issues pushed the work past the revised Oct. 1 target. Here's what's left before the bridge is finished.
The Princeton Police blotter dated Sept. 25 had the following reports:
Police believe the thief or thieves entered the Prospect Avenue home to get the keys. No signs of forced entry were found.
The superintendent said the district needed to correct the draft, which left out the holiday.
A new ordinance requires candidates to pass a five-part fitness test before taking the written exam
District officials cited state law, equity concerns and web filtering requirements at a recent board meeting.
Anonymous tips after the release of surveillance video led to the arrest, the prosecutor's office said.
Limiting a 2024 iftar to Edison students was about security, not religion, investigators found.
Officials rode the Loop Express with students to kick off a fall push to get more people on board.
One person died in the Thursday morning fire. The victim has not been identified, officials said.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated Sept. 24 had the following reports: