Monday, March 26, 2001
CHURCH ENJOYS 250 YEARS
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF BORDENTOWN HELD FIRST SERVICE IN 1751

When the first brick of the Baptist Church on Prince Street was set in place in 1751, New Jersey was still a British colony. When the present church building was constructed more than 100 years ago, horse-drawn carriages still filled the streets and women had not yet won the right to vote.  Story

Friday, March 23, 2001
SPECIAL REPORT: MPD BLUES
THE THIN BLUE LINE IN MONTGOMERY IS SPORTING SEVERAL WIDE CRACKS

Incidents in the Montgomery Township Police Department over the past two years point to a squad in chaos: A chief pointing his gun at a lieutenant, officers running outside business without permission, and accusations of "whistle-blowers" being overlooked for promotion.  Story

Thursday, March 22, 2001
ALL ABOUT FAMILY
ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SUPPORT, RESOURCES FOR ADOPTIVE FAMILIES

It doesn't matter which way you look at it, adoption is an emotionally charged issue. Whether from the point of view of the adopted child, the biological parents or the adoptive parents, there always are complex issues to deal with that are unique to adoption.  Story

Thursday, March 22, 2001
REDBIRDS' FOES GREEN WITH ENVY
FIRST-PLACE AWARD FOR BEST SCHOOL BAND IN ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARADE

The Allentown High School Redbird Marching Band is becoming as much of a St. Patrick's Day tradition as shamrocks and leprechauns.  Story

Wednesday, March 21, 2001
AN AMERICAN TOP 40
EAST WINDSOR MAN AMONG NATION'S BEST COLLEGIANS

Sunit Jariwala's achievements in leadership, helping others and growing intellectually has propelled the East Windsor resident and Rutgers student to recognition by USA Today as one of the top 40 college students in the United States.  Story

Wednesday, March 21, 2001
STUDENT EXPLORES HER WORLD IN POETRY
VERSE TO BE PUBLISHED IN MERCER COUNTY JOURNAL

Junior year of high school can be a stressful time for teen-agers for a variety of reasons, including everything from SAT testing, college options and dating. One way Princeton High School student and Cranbury resident Angel Chen has found relief is through poetry, a craft that has netted her plenty of notice.  Story

Tuesday, March 20, 2001
THE ROAD TO COMPROMISE
ADVISER ON MILLSTONE BYPASS HAS EXPERIENCE

The Manhattan-based consulting firm of Helen Newhouse and Associates has been brought in as an adviser to the third-party mediators in the Millstone Bypass dispute. The firm has seen this kind of problem before.  Story

Tuesday, March 20, 2001
ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN
SHELTER OFFERS UPSCALE HOUSING TO HOMELESS ANIMALS

It's a dog's life — so why not build architect-designed mansions for the dogs to live in? A soiree at Digging Dog Farm in Princeton showed off a group of mansions designed for man's best friend. The doggie mansions will be on the block for the third annual benefit of Friends of the Homeless Animals.  Story

Monday, March 19, 2001
POSTMASTER HANGS UP MAIL BAG
JOBSTOWN'S CHARLES RUE HAS BEEN AROUND ALMOST 40 YEARS

Postmaster Charles Rue has moved the mail through the small Jobstown Post Office through rain, sleet and snow for nearly four decades. Now that the post office is established in the new building it moved into in 1998, Mr. Rue is ready to begin a well-deserved retirement.  Story

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