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Model railroad club builds mini world
For 32 years, massive train system has grown inside Kuser Mansion.
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No need for gluten at new café
Buds and Bowls Flower Shop Café is a great place for college kids to come, lay on the couch, play some board games, eat some good food and chill out.
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After-school special
District decides there can be only one after-school program for Hopewell Valley.
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Locals get their hunting fix just minutes away from home
Bent Creek Upland Hunting Preserve is located in Allentown, just a few miles from the Robbinsville border on Route 524.
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Community rallies to care for burn victim
While Kelly Boozan cooked herself a meal on the night of Oct. 30, her costume caught fire, resulting in severe burns on her chest, back, arms and hands.
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Center serves up new courts and pool
Members can now play tennis and swim at Hopewell Tennis and Swim Center.
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Girls’ hoops team strives for more
Lawrence High girls’ basketball team is an outfit that’s still on a mission this winter.
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Northstars ready to show results
The Nottingham High swimming team has been proud to showcase its product for 2012.
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Winter sports season warms up
A summary of the winter sports athletics at Robbinsville High School
OTHER NEWS
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What’s happening this weekend in Mercer County: Jan. 27-29
This weekend's listing includes a winter happy hour, Flamenco dance lessons, a meditation circle and more!
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Pennington Resident Brings 18 Years of Experience to Midwifery Program at RWJ OB/GYN Group
Karen Saroya, of Pennington, has joined RWJ OB/GYN Group as a certified nurse-midwife.
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Hamilton Specialist Joins RWJ OB/GYN Group
Sanjay Ramchandani, MD, of Hamilton, is the newest physician to join RWJ OB/GYN Group and the delivery team at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton.
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Lawrence man named Medical Director of RWJ Hamilton's Cancer Center
Biren Saraiya, MD of Lawrenceville has been named medical director of The Cancer Institute of New Jersey Hamilton.
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RWJ Hamilton Opens New ER for Children & Teens
RWJ Hospital open it's new state-of-the-art Pediatric Emergency Department.
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Studio City owner ready for his closeup
The Ewing Observer interviews Shelton Minor of Studio City New Jersey
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Democrats win local races in landslide
But expert doesn’t see results as a referendum on Christie..
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PCIL helps businesses, community with disability awareness training
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PCIL training courses helping businesses reach new heights
Trenton Thunder decides to school their staff in disability awareness.
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Time to boost efforts to end smoking
FEATURES
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‘Lucky’ kid learns to share the wealth
Adopted orphan makes a tradition of giving his birthday presents away.
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Tour is the closest you’ll come to battle without being in the line of fire
Due to issues with parking, weather and other lessons learned, the Princeton Battlefield Society had to cease re-enactments 10 years ago. Now, they only host smaller events.
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Swimmers aim for records
Coach Stefanie Lawlor has done her best to get the Ewing High swimmers in the best shape possible.
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Firefighters learn to battle the flames at Dempster Center
Search and rescue missions are one of the many drills Mercer County fire companies can practice in the residential burn building at the Dempster Fire Training Center.
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Piano legend offers a little taste of Cuba
The Cuban jazz musician Chucho Valdés is, by many accounts, one of the world’s greatest pianists.
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