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Free Princess Concert Coming To East Brunswick July 29
The event includes food trucks, a dance party, glitter tattoos and more at Brunswick the Bear's Summer Bonanza.

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The event includes food trucks, a dance party, glitter tattoos and more at Brunswick the Bear's Summer Bonanza.

One driver was clocked at more than 81 mph during the overnight enforcement operation.
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:
LaSusa told the Board of Education that drop-off and pick-up procedures may change at some schools this fall.
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The free event for teens and adults features board games, video games, trading cards and more.
Longchamp USA denied any wrongdoing but fully cooperated with federal investigators, officials said.
The 23-year-old was arrested after a foot chase near Unity Square Park in Trenton on Monday night.
The White House and state GOP leaders called for the SAVE America Act and voter ID after Sherrill's noncitizen registration disclosure.
Weekly classes for ages 3-11 begin September 13 at Woodlot Park in Monmouth Junction.
The nonprofit is helping more than 1,500 local children whose families face homelessness or poverty.
The borough council approved the settlement in a whistleblower and gender discrimination case dating to 2021.
The Princeton police blotter dated July 21 had the following reports:
The free, open-to-the-public event runs from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on July 29 at Center Court.
Police and fire unions say staffing is already affected after Monday's budget vote collapsed when the council lost its quorum.
County crews will treat for nuisance and disease-carrying mosquitoes; rain date is Friday.
Food, healthcare and transportation topped the list of needs in the town's first comprehensive assessment since 2014.
Sherrill orders investigation and vendor replacement after software flaw registered 6,600 people incorrectly.
Zufall Health will offer physicals, vaccinations and more on a sliding fee scale at Monument Hall.