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Princeton Adopts Resolution Restricting ICE Access To Town Buildings, Facilities (opens the original)
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PRINCETON, NJ – Princeton adopted a resolution that bars federal immigration officers from entering non-public areas of municipal property for civil immigration enforcement unless they have a judicial warrant or court order. The Mayor and Council approved the resolution at its Monday meeting. It takes effect immediately. Under the resolution, federal immigration officers cannot enter, access or use non-public areas of town buildings, facilities or property for civil immigration enforcement, unle
East Brunswick Approves $100K Emergency Fix After Contractor Broke 2 Mains (opens the original)
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EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ — East Brunswick may put a lien on a Nenninger Lane property if no one pays for the emergency repairs after a contractor broke both the water and sewer mains there this month. The Township Council voted unanimously Monday to approve an emergency contract of up to $100,000 with Black Rock Enterprises LLC of Old Bridge. The company was hired to install a sewer lateral at 10 Nenninger Lane after the Sept. 9 break. Business Administrator Joe Criscuolo told the council he declared
Long Table Club Brings 'Village Square' Feel To East Windsor Restaurant (opens the original)
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EAST WINDSOR, NJ — When Shai Rilov moved from Israel to Princeton two years ago, he noticed something was missing. Back home, he said, there was a spontaneous "village square" feeling. In New Jersey, he didn't find much of it. Rilov had come for his wife's postdoctoral position. He had also just handed off Robin Food, the food-waste-prevention nonprofit he founded, and had no set plan for what to do next. So, he did what he usually does and started organizing neighborhood picnics. The more peopl
East Brunswick Approves Brunswick Square Mall Plan With 250 Apartments (opens the original)
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EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ — Up to 250 apartments could be built at Brunswick Square Mall after the East Brunswick Township Council approved a redevelopment plan for the property on Monday. The plan covers about 47.7 acres along Route 18 and Rues Lane. It keeps the mall focused on retail while allowing housing for the first time, which officials say is needed to meet the township's court-ordered affordable housing obligation. At least 20 percent of the units must be affordable housing. Mayor Brad Cohen
More Housing, Less Parking? Princeton Unveils Zoning Rewrite Plan (opens the original)
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PRINCETON, NJ — More than a decade after the borough and township merged, Princeton still runs on two separate zoning codes. Officials say that is finally about to change. At its Monday meeting, the Princeton Council heard an overview of the zoning code diagnostic report, the first phase of the "One Code" project to replace the old borough and township rules with a single land development code. Arista Strungys of the planning firm Camiros presented the report via Zoom. It reviews the current zon
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