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Lea Kahn
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Staff Writer, Central Jersey Newspapers
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By Lea Kahn Verified| Central Jersey Media@ Aiming to ensure that pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists are safe on Princeton’s streets, the Princeton Police Department is hosting a free seminar to explain how traffic laws apply to all road users on June 12. The two-hour seminar, entitled “Title 39: Traffic Law for Vulnerable Road Users,” is set for 6-8 p.m. June 12 at the Witherspoon Hall municipal building at 400 Witherspoon St. It is geared toward adults and teens alike.
By Lea Kahn Verified| Central Jersey Media@ The Lawrence Township Council has appointed Henry J. Nonnenberg Jr. to become the next Lawrence Township tax assessor. Nonnenberg, who was one of three applicants for the job, was appointed at a special meeting April 9. He is filling out the remaining few months of former Tax Assessor Ken Pacera’s term, who retired last month. Nonnenberg began work April 14. He was also appointed to a four-year term of his own, beginning July 1, 2025 and ending June 30, 2029, at the April 9 meeting.
By Lea Kahn Verified| Central Jersey Media@ Aiming to ensure that pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists are safe on Princeton’s streets, the Princeton Police Department is hosting a free seminar to explain how traffic laws apply to all road users on June 12. The two-hour seminar, entitled “Title 39: Traffic Law for Vulnerable Road Users,” is set for 6-8 p.m. June 12 at the Witherspoon Hall municipal building at 400 Witherspoon St. It is geared toward adults and teens alike.
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Central Jersey Newspapers
United States, United States