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November 19th, 2009
A Robin Road resident reported someone keyed his vehicle while it was parked at his home sometime between 5:30 p.m. Oct. 23 and 3 p.m. Oct. 26.
The material reward may be a free concert with singer Justin Bieber, but for students in Hillsborough Middle School’s Together Our Peers Succeed organization, participating in a contest with radio station 92.3 FM, is mostly about helping as many people as possible during the holiday season.
Purple Heart group presents plaque at township’s first Veterans Day event
HMS’s Carey to move after first of the year
Months after word spread that vegetation at Otto Farm Park on Montgomery Road was being removed, nearby residents still are concerned about the township’s plans for the park.
Broken necklace chains, earrings missing a match and other unwanted jewelry added up to about $10,000 for Project Graduation, following two gold sales at Bentley’s Jewelers in the Hillsborough Promenade earlier this year.
Concerns about when to start the school year and how to observe some holidays led the Board of Education to table the approval of the 2010-2011 school calendar until more research into past years’ trends can be completed, Monday.
Operation Shoebox is still looking for donations and volunteers for Saturday’s fifth annual Christmas packing at the Veterans of Foreign Wars on Washington Avenue. The packages prepared at the event will be sent overseas for serviceman and women in Iraq and Afghanistan for the holiday season.
A Manville resident has been charged with second degree robbery in connection with the attempted robbery of a Sunoco gas station attendant in Bound Brook at 7:27 p.m. Nov. 6.
November 18th, 2009
The scarecrows that lined the walkway to Woodfern Elementary School during the last week of October weren’t just a way for the students at the school to celebrate Halloween. The projects, which students created for the first time this year, help the school connect with the community, staff said.
November 16th, 2009
Town’s sustainable work recognized at conference
A Raritan resident was charged Nov. 12 in connection with the Nov. 9 robbery of the Quick Chek, on Route 206, in addition to five other robberies and thefts across the county.
November 12th, 2009
Almost three months after a car accident left three Hillsborough residents in the hospital with serious injuries, the driver of the vehicle responsible for the incident has been charged with several counts of assault by auto.
Louis Levinson, 53, of Middlesex, was charged with drunken driving and failure to maintain a lane after he was pulled over straddling two lanes on Route 206 at 2:27 a.m. Oct. 25.
One day after graduating from Hillsborough High School this year, Air Force Academy Cadet John Skeele flew to Colorado for processing and basic cadet training.
One day, when she was 22 years old, Midge Guerrera received a phone call from her father, John, asking what she would be doing the following Wednesday, and, according to Ms. Guerrera, she made the mistake of saying she was available.
Residents should begin looking for a letter to be sent from Appraisal Systems Inc. within the next week or so, detailing upcoming dates and information concerning the Somerset County Board of Taxation-required townshipwide revaluation.
Before voting machines were returned to warehouses after last week’s voting, members of Garden State Equality, a gay rights advocacy group, began organizing a push to have legislators approve the “Freedom of Religion and Equality in Civil Marriage Act.”
They are touting it as an opportunity to keep the environment clean through a very simple process as Hillsborough becomes one of many towns across the nation to host the first Operation Medicine Cabinet Saturday.
At the annual Hillsborough Baseball League membership meeting, six teenage umpires were recognized for their outstanding work during the 2009 season.
The Internal Revenue Service is looking for four Hillsborough residents who have undelivered refund checks to claim. These undelivered refund checks were returned to the IRS by the U.S. Postal Service due to mailing address errors. The IRS can reissue the checks, which average $1,186 after taxpayers correct or update their addresses with the IRS.
November 9th, 2009
Police are searching for a male suspect who allegedly stole an undisclosed amount of cash from the register of the Quick Chek on Route 206 at 2:14 a.m. today (Monday).
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Joanne wrote on Nov 20, 2009 5:22 PM:
" This bill should die ASAP I'm a U.S. citizen living in Canada and the socialized medicine here is very different from what we as Americans are used to. When the government gets involved, it's not good. You can't call a specialist if you want one. Do you want to see a dermatologist? You have to go to your family physician first --- if you can find one! Not all doctors take new patients! Your family doctor will then get you a referral to a specialist. That can take months. You have no control as to WHEN you can see the specialist. The specialist will call you WHEN HE/SHE is available to see you. This is not what we should do to the U.S. system. Individual free choice is not an option under the Canadian system. I know because for 9 years I have lived under this system. This proposed healthcare bill sounds much too similar to what we have in Canada. It's not what you should be wanting as Americans. "
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