Princeton resident Albert Angrisani, former Assistant U.S. Secretary of Labor, dies at 70 from COVID-19 complications
Princeton resident Albert Angrisani, a leading expert on corporate turnarounds and the former Assistant U.S. Secretary of…
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Princeton Medical Center reaches critical care capacity over past several days, still accepts patients
By contributor Marc Monseau Over the past two weeks, the Princeton Medical Center has reached the…
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NJ governor signs executive order allowing renters to use security deposits to offset rent because of COVID-19 crisis
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed an executive order on Friday that allows renters to direct…
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Deborah Bye Kean, former First Lady of New Jersey, dies at 76
Deborah Bye Kean, beloved wife of former New Jersey Governor Thomas Kean, died on the evening…
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Attorney general steps up enforcement against price gouging during COVID-19 crisis
The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs and New Jersey Attorney General’s office have taken more…
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Some nurses clash with employers over personal protective equipment
Amid lingering concerns about the supply of protective gear worn by nurses and other health care…
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Needed now: Food pantry in Trenton needs non-perishable items, assisted living facility in Princeton needs face shields
We will be posting occasional roundups of items area organizations need as the COVID-19 crisis continues….
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NJ Motor Vehicle Commission offices, inspection station closures extended until at least May 11
New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission Chief Administrator Sue Fulton announced Thursday that all agency, road testing,…
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Hun School students create remote tutoring program for the local community
Hun School juniors Devon Pasieka and Elizabeth Ji have created a remote homework and tutoring program…
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Howell Living History Farm provides area food pantries with grains, eggs, and other items
The Howell Living History Farm in Hopewell Township is providing fresh food to local food pantries…
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NJ’s five centers for adults with developmental disabilities to implement COVID-19 saliva-based tests from Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences
State-run residential facilities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities will implement COVID-19 saliva-based testing developed by Rutgers…
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NJ unemployment claims surpass 550,000 as COVID-19 crisis continues
Another 140,139 residents of New Jersey filed unemployment claims last week, and the number of residents…
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McCarter Theatre Center names new artistic director
The McCarter Theatre Center has named Sarah Rasmussen as the new artistic director to succeed Emily Mann….
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Assistant Superintendent Annie Gonzalez Kosek to leave Princeton Public Schools district in June
Annie Gonzalez Kosek, the assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction in the Princeton Public Schools district,…
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NJ governor: Statewide testing sites still for symptomatic people only because of FEMA regulations
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Wednesday afternoon said that the two statewide COVID-19 testing sites…
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Governor requires hospitals to report COVID-19 patient demographic data to the NJ Department of Health
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy Wednesday signed legislation that requires hospitals to report COVID-10 patient demographic…
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$323 million in federal CARES Act funding goes to NJ colleges and universities
Colleges and Universities in the state are receiving a total of $323 million in funding from…
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Princeton Soup & Sandwich Company serves up meals for healthcare workers and first responders with support from the community
The effort started when Palmer Square Management paid the Princeton Soup & Sandwich Company to make…
