Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2001
DOGGY DAYCARE
NEW CENTER LOOKS AFTER DOGS WHILE OWNERS WORK

Busy dog owners rest assured; your beloved pooch need no longer sulk alone at home while you toil away at work all day. Ewing Township residents Carole Lini and Kristi Lepescu recently opened a doggy day-care center in Kingston. All Good Dogs Daycare provides day-long athletic and social activities for dogs.  Story

Monday, Jan. 29, 2001
EDITORIAL: WHITMAN'S DEPARTURE
SUCCESSION IS A PRESCRIPTION FOR PARALYSIS

The business of rule-making and regulation is the nuts and bolts of government, the process by which the executive branch carries out administration policy. For the next year, however, this process is in danger of coming to a standstill — because, for all practical purposes, there will be no administration in Trenton.  Story
Part One: Rough sailing ahead for state

Monday, Jan. 29, 2001
DANCING THROUGH THE DECADES
PERRINEVILLE JEWISH CENTER READY TO CELELBRATE 90 YEARS

Passing along social and religious traditions through multiple generations is essential to the longevity of the Perrineville Jewish Center. In its ninth decade of existence, the synagogue has managed to survive even though many other temples have closed.  Story

Thursday, Jan. 25, 2001
BOY CHARGED IN FATAL CRASH
17-YEAR-OLD WAS DRIVING WHEN PASSENGER WAS KILLED

A 17-year-old Hopewell Township boy has had various charges filed against him in connection with the Jan. 13 Elm Ridge Road car crash that killed 16-year-old Luke Verbeyst. Previous police reports about the accident said that Christopher Penney of Chicory Lane was driving at the time.  Story

Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2001
LOCAL OFFICIALS VOICE LITTLE CONCERN ON FLOODING
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ISSUES WINTER FLOOD FORECAST

The National Weather Service has some concerns about flooding as a result of recent storms, but local officials are not so worried. The weather service issued a winter flood potential forecast for north and central New Jersey and parts of Pennsylvania and New York.  Story

Monday, Jan. 22, 2001
A LEADER FOR THE FUTURE
NEW HORIZON PASTOR RECOGNIZED FOR INNOVATION

A national magazine has recognized Hightstown pastor and Fieldsboro resident Edward L. Taylor of the New Horizon Baptist Church as one of "30 Leaders of the Future." This month's Ebony Magazine feature lists Pastor Taylor in recognition of his three facets of his professional life as a visionary church innovator, preacher and scholar.  Story

Monday, Jan. 22, 2001
A WALK IN EVERY PARK
BERT SIMON USES HIS FEET TO HELP CHILDREN

If Bert Simon could find a less expensive way to travel across the United States, he would probably gladly hang up his walking boots. But since the 30-year-old native of Munich, Germany, is helping to raise money for various projects at YMCAs here, he has found walking has a way of drawing attention that driving or flying just don't.  Story

Monday, Jan. 22, 2001
LEGAL STRUGGLES AHEAD IN HILLSBOROUGH
JUDGE'S DECISION AGAINST GREENBRIAR DEVELOPMENT NOT END OF ROAD

The citizens group Friends of Hillsborough remains prepared for more legal battles, despite winning a major court victory last week in its fight to stop development of Greenbriar at The Village. Judith Glassgold, president of the group, said it would continue to follow up on the case.  Story
Judge tosses Greenbriar OK's

Friday, Jan. 19, 2001
NEW ELECTION ORDERED
BARTLETT REMOVED FROM HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE

State Superior Court Judge Linda Feinberg ordered a new election Thursday, to be held between March 5 and March 9, for the Hopewell Township Committee seat vied for by John Hart, a Republican, and Francesca Bartlett, a Democrat. That seat must remain vacant until the results of the March election are in, the judge said.  Story
Another election possible

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