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News
As Power is Restored, Many Question Response Time
Wednesday, Nov. 7, 3:30 p.m. JCP&L adjusted their estimate on Tuesday to reflect that all East Windsor residents will have power restored by Nov. 11, while Hightstown residents w...
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Elections
Two Incumbents Re-elected to Hightstown Borough Council
Hightstown voters have decided between four candidates for two open seats on the Hightstown Borough Council. Incumbents Larry Quattrone and Gail Doran, both Democrats, won the electi...
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Elections
Voters Cast Their Ballots in Hightstown and Cranbury
Hightstown Borough moved their polling location last week from Hightstown High School to the First Presbyterian Church. Despite the move, Borough Clerk Debra Sopronyi said residents ...
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Government
Decision on Borough Hall Grounded in Reality
You might not know it from some of the headlines in the local print newspapers, but on September 18, 2012, a united Hightstown Borough Council made a decision on the future of Borough H...
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Volunteers in the News
Local Community Resources For Hurricane Victims
Many in New Jersey, some in the East Windsor area, are still suffering the effects of Hurricane Sandy. That’s why East Windsor Patch has compiled a list of resources and drives in th...
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News
Many Residents Still in the Dark
Monday, Nov. 5, 1 p.m. JCP&L are currently reporting 3,263 East Windsor customers without power, while 36 Hightstown customers are without power. Between 1 and 500 Cranbury PSE&a...
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Schools
Schools Open Monday
Five East Windsor Regional School District schools have power, but Melvin H. Kreps School still does not, according to an announcement by the district. Like many in East Windsor, dis...
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Opinion
Letter to the Editor: Kudos to Hightstown Diner During Hard Times
To the Editor, The Hightstown diner never lost power during the entire time of Hurricane Sandy. It was a really bright star reaching out to many people around the area. We met...