As Lawrence Township continues work on its first comprehensive Master Plan update in decades, residents attending a June 11 public meeting focused less on planning documents and more on the…
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Police Blotter
Lawrence Township Police Charge Former Youth Football and Cheer Treasurer with Misusing Organization Funds
The Lawrence Township Police Department has charged a Lawrence Township woman following an investigation into the alleged misuse of funds belonging to the Lawrence Junior Cardinals, a local non-profit youth…
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News
Residents Press Lawrence Officials to Move Forward on Community Center
by Kyle Nardineby Kyle NardineAfter nearly two years of uncertainty about the future of the Lawrence Community Center, residents packed a special Township Council meeting June 8 to urge officials to move more quickly…
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The Mercer County Firemen’s Association will host its Annual Memorial Service on Wednesday, May 6, honoring firefighters who have answered their final alarm. The service will take place at 7:30…
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Bristol Myers Squibb plans to lay off an additional 206 employees in New Jersey, according to a new filing under New Jersey’s Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act. The…
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Police Blotter
High School Guidance Counselor Charged With Child Endangerment and Aggravated Criminal Sexual Conduct
Mercer County Prosecutor Janetta D. Marbrey reported that an investigation by the Mercer County Prosecutor’s OfficeSpecial Victims Unit, the Lawrence Township Police Department, and the West Windsor Police Department has led…
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As residents in Lawrence and neighboring communities raise concerns about potential development at the Educational Testing Service (ETS) campus, township officials say no formal plans have been submitted and no…
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Governor Mikie Sherrill on Thursday highlighted a proposed $500,000 investment aimed at expanding access to state contracts for minority- and women-owned businesses during a roundtable discussion hosted by two local entrepreneurs…
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Long before the American Revolution reached the Delaware River, the Hopewell Valley was already fighting a rebellion of its own. Settlers in the region battled wealthy land speculators, corrupt colonial…
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Mercer County plans to purchase 56 acres of land from Rider University in a deal that will preserve environmentally significant forest and wetlands while providing the financially struggling university with…
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