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Thousands Of Books, Movies On Sale At East Brunswick Library This Week
The Friends of the Library’s 51st annual sale is open daily through Sunday, Oct. 25.

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The Friends of the Library’s 51st annual sale is open daily through Sunday, Oct. 25.

Residents raised privacy concerns at the Oct. 14 meeting, and a council member proposed penalties for misuse.
Every police department in the county is joining a new task force targeting speeding, DUIs and distracted driving.
Every police department in the county is joining a new task force targeting speeding, DUIs and distracted driving.
Every police department in the county is joining a new task force targeting speeding, DUIs and distracted driving.
The incumbent says his 30 years in education give him a view of daily school life that other board members don’t have.
The Republican council hopeful, a retired orthopedic surgeon, answered Patch’s questions ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
The role covers staffing, compliance and administration, and reports directly to the squad’s Board of Trustees.
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Zufall Health will offer exams, vaccines and more at Monument Hall, with fees based on what patients can pay.
Participating restaurants will offer their own specials, and more local eateries can still sign up to join.
The decorated Army veteran lived on Old Beekman Road for years. His family unveiled the new sign.
One nominee is a longtime prosecutor. The other is a Trenton family law attorney with 15 years of experience.
Residents can check their registration and make a voting plan at Saturday’s event. The location is shared on sign-up.
Indivisible Princeton will gather outside Monument Park on Saturday to help residents make a plan to vote early.
Organizers say the nonpartisan event will help residents make a plan to vote early in the November election.
Residents can tour an ambulance, meet volunteers and learn how to join the squad. Free bagels, too.
Two young local artists take the stage Oct. 17 for the Arts Commission’s café concert series.
A longtime employee alleged she was underpaid and passed over for promotions for years because of her race.
The second cohort was chosen at a Sept. 15 Selection Day vote after more than 200 companies applied.