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NEWS ARCHIVE: APRIL 26-30, 2001
Monday, April 30, 2001
FIGHTING TO PUT AUTISM IN RETREAT
TWO FAMILIES DRAW ON SPECIAL RESERVES TO FURTHER THE BATTLE
 Ron and Sharon Oberleitner learned about autism firsthand. The Princeton couple's youngest child, Robby, was diagnosed with the disorder five years ago at the age of 3. Story
Forming a successful charity to further fight on autism
Monday, April 30, 2001
TEACHER CORPS FOUNDER WARNS OF INEQUALITY
America must bridge the academic achievement gap between affluent suburban school districts and poor inner city systems, said Wendy Kopp, the Princeton University graduate who founded a national teacher corps as part of her senior thesis in 1989. Story
Monday, April 30, 2001
ARSENIC IN PARK POSES NO THREAT TO DRINKING WATER
Arsenic contamination at Cranbury-Millstone Park is not a threat to local drinking water, says Township Engineer Cathleen Marcelli. Story
Monday, April 30, 2001
SENIOR HOUSING FOCUS OF FUTURE DEVELOPMENT TALK
Making Princeton an affordable place for citizens to spend their twilight years was a resounding theme Thursday night at a Princeton Regional Planning Board meeting to discuss the Community Master Plan. Story
Monday, April 30, 2001
SOCIETY WELCOMES IRISH VISITORS
BORDENTOWN CITY — Bordentown Historical Society members recently had a unique opportunity to show off several sites in the area to 35 members of the Charles Stewart Parnell Society of Ireland. Story
Monday, April 30, 2001
TURNPIKE APPROVES EAST WINDSOR SOUND BARRIERS
A neighborhood just east of the turnpike and south of Route 33 will be protected from noise on the highway. One resident called the noise there "unbelievable." Story
Friday, April 27, 2001
WORLD CUP TO RUNNETH OVER ON LAKE MERCER
 WEST WINDSOR — Crews from more than 20 nations will compete today and Saturday in the Zurich Rowing World Cup at Mercer County Park, the competition held in the United States. Story
Friday, April 27, 2001
INMATES LET STUDENTS KNOW
THE RESULTS OF BAD DECISIONS
BORDENTOWN TOWNSHIP — Kevin was a 20-something stockbroker thought he had it all, he is now serving 21 years at a New Jersey prison for manslaughter. Story
Friday, April 27, 2001
CELEBRATION!
 Raritan Valley Choral Society concert launches 10th anniversary season with premiere of a composition based on the 'Headless Horseman' legend, written and conducted by Manville's Phillip Steffani. Story
Friday, April 27, 2001
SQUIBB TO PRESENT PLANS FOR RCN SITE
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. will seek township planners' permission next week to modify the site plan approvals granted to RCN Corp. for its corporate headquarters. Story
Friday, April 27, 2001
'PARKINSONG' A GIFT THAT SERVES PARENTS, COMMUNITY
JOHN STEWART HOSTS BENEFIT SATURDAY
Uncertainty over how to commemorate their parents' 50th wedding anniversary has led three Lawrence High School graduates down a road that will not only help them deal with their mother's battle with Parkinson's Disease but also could make it easier for other families coping with the debilitating disease. Story
Thursday, April 26, 2001
FATHER HOPES TO TURN TRAGEDY INTO POSITIVE
A memorial service for Stephanie Dara Berman will be held Sunday. Stephanie, a member of the field hockey and swimming teams at Hightstown High School, was killed at the age of 16 in a car accident after leaving a party early in the morning of July 15, 2000. Story
Thursday, April 26, 2001
BARTLETT DEFEATS HART IN COURT-ORDERED VOTE
Fran Bartlett, in her first bid for local elective office, defeated incumbent Republican John Hart 2,380 to 2,158 in special election Tuesday. Story
Thursday, April 26, 2001
WATER QUALITY PLAN UNVEILED
LAMBERTVILLE — With a brisk wind blowing off the Delaware River, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jim McGreevey last week was joined by Rep. Rush Holt, Mayor David Del Vecchio and others on Lewis Island to announce a plan to improve New Jersey's water quality. Story
Thursday, April 26, 2001
20TH ANNUAL SHAD FEST SET THIS WEEKEND
As chairman of the Lambertville Area Chamber of Commerce for the past 10 years, Steve Stegman should have planning for the Shad Festival down pat, but he insists every year presents a challenge. Story
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