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Community to relay for change
Third annual Relay for Life set for May 18.
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Senior explorers discover Shakespeare
Lawrence Mansier is teaching his students about Shake
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Motorcycle club still on the road
World Class Riders have ridden in Canada, Niagara Falls and Yellowstone National Park.
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Dental Associates mix new-school tech with old-school atmosphere
Local dentist office offers great service
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Ewing public library gets by with help from its Friends
Volunteer group keeps library running smoothly
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Positive attitude pushes ’Stars
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West relies on standout pitcher
Junior Kelly Tohill is a team staple.
OTHER NEWS
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What's happening in Mercer County: May 16 and 17
Ringling Brothers, Hamilton Soccer Tryouts, author Cathy Moore-Coleman, and more...
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Lawrence Sight-Reading Orchestra breaks new ground
On Tuesday May 15th the Lawrence Sight-reading Orchestra will be presenting Mendelssohn's famous violin concerto as a special evening with soloist, and Lawrenceville resident, Jarek Powichrowski.
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Steinert High School Class of 1972, holler if you hear me!
The Steinert High School Class of 1972's 40 year reunion is coming this November!
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RWJ Free Health Fair to Promote Fitness & Wellness Set for Feb. 25
he RWJ Hamilton Center for Health & Wellness will be packed on Saturday, February 25, 2012 when RWJ hosts its annual community health fair and dance event to increase awareness of cardiovascular disease.
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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..
FEATURES
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All-day breakfast featured at new café
Coffee shop is more than just lattes and pastries.
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Hornets all smiles after fast start
Hamilton High West starting off the season on the right foot.
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Irises set to bloom at 16th annual festival
The Iris Festival, held on Saturday May 12, is an event many locals hope will reinvigorate Bordentown.
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Smires finding real estate success
About 5 years ago, Ed Smires started to put together a team with the hopes of creating a real estate company that would break free from the dictatorship style he thought was evident in larger groups.
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Princeton setting the example for consolidation
The following is a press release from the Trenton Steel Quarterback E.J. Nemeth, a former Notre...
Hamilton Township needs a mascot. I came to this conclusion in late March, when I traveled to...
I have a complaint about cars. It’s that car manufacturers are great at making cars, but they are...
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Have you ever seen photos of waterfalls and wondered, “How do they make the water look so...
I was going to call this column “Sugar and Spice” (as opposed to “Snips and Snails and Puppy...
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Hamilton Post readers submitted questions to the paper, four of which were selected by the Post’s...
In every edition of the Ewing Observer, Mayor Bert Steinmann answers readers’ questions. Q...
As spring approaches and warm weather ensues, it is natural to look forward to fresh air and new...
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