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Milford business owners thank roadwork crews for extra duty with lunch
While contractors rebuilding Bridge Street over the past three months balanced pedestrian safety, truck traffic and unforeseen construction issues along the narrow road, they would sometimes get a little relief ...
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Co-founders of Centenary College program for therapeutic riding honored for activities
WASHINGTON TWP. -- Octavia J. Brown and Karen T. Bocksel, who co-founded the Therapeutic Riding at Centenary College program in 2003, were honored with the 2008 North American Riding for the Handicapped ...
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Making a list, keeping it short
ROCKAWAY TWP. -- Tammy Trinneer let her children know early on that Santa may not be bringing as many goodies this Christmas.
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Chester K of C confers honors
CHESTER -- Two members of the Knights of Columbus, Blessed Mother Seton Council 5410, were given second-degree honors.
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Hackettstown-based travel coordinator THS sues Arizona competitor for libel
A national travel service coordinator based in Hackettstown is suing a competing company in Arizona for libel, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday in Warren County court.
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Centenary College's chief keeps track of 'everything'
On Aug. 6, Barbara-Jayne Lewthwaite, the chief academic officer at Centenary College, was planning as usual for the start of the fall semester at the Hackettstown school, thinking about freshman English, adult ...
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Hackettstown police need support
To the Editor: The Hackettstown PBA Local 369 is very proud of the longstanding relationship that exists between our officers and residents.
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11-21 PTK Inductees
The following individuals were inducted: Rebecca Freiday of Alpha; Sarah O'Malley and Jamie Parker of Belvidere; Rachel Degwitz and Tatiana Lesiv of Blairstown; Vanessa Scott of Bushkill, PA; Margaret Strakele ...
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Gas prices drop below $2 in N.J.
Pocono residents used to gassing up in New Jersey to save money now have the added perk of seeing prices dip below the magic $2-per-gallon mark.
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Hackettstown School District pitches online classes to school officials
A handful of officials from northern New Jersey schools gathered in the Hackettstown High School library today for a sales pitch on the Virtual High School program -- a series of online courses offering ...
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Eighty-eight year old lady takes to the skies for first time
If you think it's too late to fulfill your dreams -- think again. According to Laurette Wetlesen, who just celebrated her 88th birthday in September, this is just the beginning of some exciting adventures.
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Hackettstown PBA conducting toy drive
HACKETTSTOWN -- The Hackettstown PBA 369 will start collecting new toys and gifts for the 2008 Toy Drive on Monday.
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Five-hour search leads to capture of Independence Township man on marijuana charges
A township man who led police on a five-hour search Wednesday is behind bars facing drug charges, the Warren County Prosecutor's Office said Friday.
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When You See 'Loophole,' You Know It's Bad Reporting
Former Hackettstown, New Jersey Patrolman Kevin Barbera committed a foolish crime.
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Bleak budget prognosis could prevent Hackettstown from filling police ranks
Citing concerns about police officer and resident safety, town police Chief Leonard Kunz and the officers union asked town council Monday to reconsider leaving two police vacancies unfilled.
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Hackettstown Police Chief Leonard Kunz asks council to fill vacancies on force
A grim forecast for next year's municipal budget has Hackettstown Mayor Michael Lavery and council members reluctant to fill two vacancies on the town's police force.
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Tougher minimum sentences for government officials who commit crimes have some loopholes
A bill signed into law by Gov. Jon Corzine last year requiring minimum prison sentences for government employees convicted of official misconduct comes with a few loopholes as seen in the recent sentencing of a ...
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Kislak Completes More Than $62 Million in Multifamily Sales
Multifamily Remains an Attractive Investment The Kislak Company Inc., the dominant real estate investment sales firm in the tri-state region, has announced that it recently completed more than $62 million in ...
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Hackettstown Rotary Club to conduct Thanksgiving Food Drive
Local residents won't have to leave the comfort of their warm cars to help feed their neighbors in need Sat., Nov 22 when the Hackettstown Rotary Club conducts its annual food drive to benefit the NORWESCAP ...
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Police charge Hackettstown man with exposing himself in Mt. Olive
MOUNT OLIVE -- A 32-year-old Hackettstown man was charged with exposing himself to women in the parking lot of the International Trade Center, police said.
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