Seven most expensive homes sold in Princeton, Feb. 3-9
A house that sold for $1.6 million tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Princeton in the past ...
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While Princeton Stopped I-95, Trenton Was Bisected by Route 29 – A February 19 Walk Will Explore Ways to Reverse the Damage
In the mid-20th century, a group of concerned Princeton and Hopewell residents (many of them wealthy and well-connected) were ...
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Presidents Day: New Jersey connections to the highest office in America
It has been more than 100 years since the last New Jersey Governor was elevated to the White House. But recent history has shown people are interested.
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Grover Cleveland won New Jersey three times
The only president born in New Jersey was Grover Cleveland, whose bid for the White House came after he had been elected ...
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Helen D. Hamilton
Helen Hamilton died on Monday, 3. She was 87, and though her memory was iffy and her mobility limited, right to the end she ...
These billionaires call New Jersey home or have ties to the Garden State
Not only is New Jersey home to some of America’s ultra-rich, but many billionaires grew up in the Garden State.
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N.J. Presidential Trivia
Franklin Roosevelt, Richard Nixon, and Frank Lautenberg hold the record for the most appearances on a New Jersey general ...
Murphy set some key economic goals for NJ in 2018. How has he done?
The then-first term Democratic governor laid out a series of new incentive programs he said would spur economic growth for ...
From farms to bakeries, egg shortages and price hikes are challenging small businesses
NEW YORK (AP) — Small business owners that rely on eggs for their products are facing sticker shock because the usually ...
This West Linn house, birthplace of Oregon prepaid health plans, is on National Historic Register
Dr. Edward McLean worked in his home office to established one of the first prepaid health plans in the nation.
Trump wants to close the US Education Department. What does that mean for NJ schools?
Trump's plan to reduce or shut it would hit NJ's poorest children, students with disabilities, & college students who receive federal grants and loans.