Times of Trenton Regional News

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• Chance encounter leads to arrest

• City man pleads guilty to manslaughter

• Fire destroys minivan

• LifeSaver bracelet helps locate missing woman

• Police continue prostitution crackdown

• The fruit of her labor

• Trenton police seek 2 suspects in shooting

• War Memorial struggles in recession

• Holiday Appeal to aid Project Freedom

• Adopted children are now family

• ATF agents arrest 2 in city in alleged armed holdup

• New million-dollar homes for sale in Palmer Square

• New movie celebrates 'embraceable' New Hope

• Sketch released of woman found near Mansfield

• Two cars damaged by fire in Princeton

• Fired up collider fires up scientists

• Volunteers take bite out of hunger

• This show dog's piling up awards

• Bed Bath & Beyond opens a new store in Hamilton

• Calhoun St. Bridge to close for repairs

• Club steps in to aid ill child

• Covert 911 call foils robbery try

• Ewing man arrested in shooting

• 'Healthy' curiosity about food grows into career

• Holdup victim shot in prosthetic leg

• In D.C., Palmer lobbies for more urban aid

• TCNJ surveys students about 'campus town

• City tenants sue over bedbugs; infestations a growing problem

• Groups vow crossing history will repeat itself

• Adoptions to be celebrated in Mercer and Burlington

• City officer hurt in crash

• Man gets 3 years in stabbing death

• Robbinsville weighs bond issue for new school

• Town merger hearing on tap

• Preschoolers facing flu-shot Catch-22

• TCNJ art causing some 'pixelation

• Students uninvite speaker

• Acme union threatens to strike

• Arena naming deal put at $2.1M

• Fire forces family from city apartment

• Four alumni join Hopewell Valley High's Hall of Fame

• Police hunt for car with man in trunk

• Retired Maj. Gen. Betor, recalled as true patriot

• Store fire causes $1,000 in damage

• Robbinsville withholds county taxes

• 'Millionaire' contestant settles for $100,000

• 2 men brandishing badges demand IDs, steal wallets

• Annual college fair attracts fewer students

• Boy who refused to fight dies after being punched

• Isles duo named Thanksgiving Parade marshals

• Opinions split on firehouse merger

• Police trying to ID body found in river

• Pssst: The million-dollar answer is C

• Students get heads-up about drug addiction

• Willingboro man pleads guilty in mother's death

• Teen rounds up thousands of books for grateful library

• Adult store hearing delay angers residents

• Creative minds say arts fight not only for funds, but relevancy

• Men look for keys to unlock door to greater joy

• PDS to use $1.75M gift for teacher enrichment

• Spinning their wheels in mud, literally

• Mercer poised to establish trust fund for the homeless

• Owners pushed to revive Route 571 redevelopment

• Princeton U. video-gaming tourney is a 'smash' success

• W. Windsor keeps citizens up to date with mayor's forum

• Downturn sparks an upsurge in tax appeals, budget woes

• Hard times weigh on prep school funds, students

• Mayor threatens to withhold taxes

• Arena confirms naming deal with Sun National Bank

• Bad luck abounds on Friday the 13th

• Exhibit views life through eyes of children

• Justices to hear Ewing case on tenant notice

• Muschal takes seat on City Council

• Trenton church to honor military vets and families

• Two arrested in Hamilton raid

• Fire company fears its demise

• Bordentown hears plans for major developments

• Ceremony marks completion of Rt. 1 bridge work

• Electrical overload blamed in Bristol fire

• Hamilton remembers its famous Christmas tree

• Hamilton starts leaf pick-up service

• Holt addresses health reform

• New panel tackles domestic violence

• Princeton Borough sweetshop closes on a sour economic note

• E. Windsor teachers get 4% pay hikes

• Sun National to replace Sovereign Bank as arena name

• Princeton U. makes 'green' progress

• Ewing council backs lowering speed limit to 35 mph on North Olden Ave.

• Gallup takes pride in gathering 'collective wisdom

• Hamilton drainage dispute gets another hearing

• Princeton Borough police study urges shifting of responsibilities

• S. Brunswick closures may affect state, experts say

• Three people hurt in separate Trenton attacks

• Vandals shoot out windows in Falls

• Winning Mega Millions ticket sold at Lawrence gas station

• A life changed by fate

• Neighborhood fears traffic from new recycling center

• Kids turn to medicine cabinets to get high

• Business license lost after Bordentown prostitution arrest

• Crash victim faces host of charges

• Detective helps nab burglary, theft suspects

• Notice of closings for Veterans Day

• Plasma lab gets additional $1.8M in stimulus funding

• Police release photos of break-in suspects

• Teacher faces sex charges

• Veterans to be honored

• Waste hauler goes green with natural gas fuel center

• Hospitals ban visits by kids under 18

• Engineer error blamed for train missing stop

• Age discrimination law is tested in MCCC suit

• Car crash fatal for Hamilton man

• City man indicted in abduction of boy

• Hamilton confirms adult, child have contracted swine flu

• Judge lowers bail in kidnapping case

• Man pleads guilty to armed break-in

• NJ Transit spins good new web for riders

• Police crack down on 'Burg prostitution

• Police Dept. study due in Princeton Borough

• Shoplifters hit Victoria's Secret

• Water-main break closes Trenton school

• NJT train speeds past Princeton Junction stop

• Victor pays visit to Steinert

• Pfizer closing N.J. site

• A night of help and hope

• Environmental groups may join suit to stop Delaware River dredging

• Group aims to find ways to cut budget

• Investigation ongoing in sexual-assault case

• Lambertville to consider bond issue to fund new slate roof for City Hall

• Senator Delays Wounded Vets' Caregiver Bill

• Mercer office space market works to survive recession

• 'Green' hotels finding niche