Montgomery News - Hometown Newspaper for Rocky Hill and Montgomery Township

Tuesday March 9, 2010

Montgomery's Hometown Newspaper

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Phone:(908)874-0020
Fax: (908) 874-0032

Office: 2106 Route 206,
Belle Mead, NJ 08502

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WOODCHIPS FOR SALE: 5 cubic yard truckload, $80. Price includes delivery. Call Jim 609-924-3470.

MULCH FOR SALE: 100% organic, landscape quality, double ground, finely cut, very dark. 3 cubic yard minimum, $81. Truckload 5 cubic yards, $135. Prices include delivery. Call Jim 609-924-3470.

HELP WANTED: Adult with childcare experience for church nursery during Sunday services. If interested, please send resume to MUMC-SPRC, 117 Sunset Road, Belle Mead, NJ 08502

INDEPENDANT CLEANING SERVICE: Whole house or as requested. Can include special projects, cooking, shopping and owns car. Eng speak ref avail. Carmen cell: 609-571-2141.

KUDINCOMPUTER LESSONS, Build/use secure home network; tips and tricks for internet users and much more for your computer needs: at your home and convenience. Call Alex (848) 702-1259.

COLLECTORS:Use your telephone skills in our consumer collection division. Day, evening and weekend hours. Full or part time. Salary plus incentives. Remex, Inc. 609-921-8950 (near Princeton Airport).

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George Gallup to speak at Blawenburg Reformed Church. Wednesday Mar 10, 2010.

George Gallup to Speak At Blawenburg Reformed Church. Wednesday Mar 10, 2010.

The Arts Council of Princeton Presents The Alash Ensemble. Thursday Mar 11, 2010.

Recycling. Friday Mar 12, 2010.

MHS Charity Fashion Show. Friday Mar 12, 2010.

"Project" To Perform at RVCC Theatre . Friday Mar 12, 2010.

Girl’s Night Out. Friday Mar 12, 2010.

Casino Night at Congregation Kehilat Shalom. Saturday Mar 13, 2010.

Congregation Kehilat Shalom to host Silent Auction. Saturday Mar 13, 2010.

CHERRYHOLMES TO PERFORM AT RVCC THEATRE. Saturday Mar 13, 2010.

MHS Robotics Team Wins Award

Tanay Ved, Rikhabah Jain, and parent advisor Bob High assembling the MHS robot at the Trenton FIRST event on Mar 5. Cougar Robotics won the Chairman's Award. More photos on our Facebook page! Photo/Cliff Moore

Libraries Celebrate 80 Years of Service

Many readers may recall that the Mary Jacobs Library celebrated its 35th year last spring. This year, the Somerset County Library System is... More

CALLING ALL CHOCOLATE LOVERS

What is the best kept secret in Montgomery? Where can I go for great gift ideas that express the quality and thoughtfulness I desire but allow me... More

Montgomery Unites Against Idling

Montgomery Against Idling (MAI), a group that hopes to reduce automobile idling in the Township, was endorsed by the Montgomery Township Board of... More

Montgomery Police Say Crime Dropped in 2009

Montgomery Township Police Department Director Robert Palmer informed the Montgomery Township Committee in January that crime in the Township was... More

PET NUTRITION EVENT AT UTOPIA FOR PETS

Michael Growney, owner of Princeton’s newest pet boutique, Utopia For Pets is hosting a Pet Nutrition event to educate pet parents about... More

SCCOAH Presents Free Financial Education Course

The Somerset County Coalition on Affordable Housing (SCCOAH) will offer an award winning national financial education program to employees and... More

More Montgomery History: What’s in a Name? Camp Meeting Avenue

Camp Meeting Avenue is famous for the religious yearly event known as ‘Camp Meeting,’ of which the street is named. It is also home to... More

Food For Thought - In the Nick of Thyme- April 2010

Years ago I was sharing a bottle of Tuscan wine with a date as I pondered what to write for that week’s edition of my column. I was only a... More

4-H - More Than Just Cows

Rotary Club of Montgomery/Rocky Hill

New Year Thank You from the Shade Tree Committee

KIDS MARATHON Bolsters Nationwide Efforts to Fight Childhood Obesity

Put Away Those Flashing Blue Lights

A New Version of an Old Wine

Grounds For Sculpture is Free For February

Area Health Officials Begin Scheduling H1N1 Vaccine Clinics

Taste of the Nation Princeton returns to help fight childhood hunger

The Old Gardener - Keeping your Sanity

Montgomery Township to Celebrate 5th Annual Earth Day Fair

Track the cases of the flu

Batteries No Longer Accepted Curbside Starting January 2010

Free Oral and Skin Cancer Screenings Offered by UMCP

Troop 46 Xmas Wreaths For Sale

A BLOG: Recession- We’re All In This Together

NJTaxwatch.com, March 4, 2010

Governor Christie seems to be trying to do two things that in New Jersey at least, are mutually impossible. The first is to lower the state debt, which grew from $3B in 1983, to $39B at the end of 2009. The second thing is to reduce property taxes.

The reality is, the State won’t be able to cover a lot of services the way it did in the past.

Naturally, there are websites with lots of information... More

Monty's Own Poll

If the Township sells Skillman Village, should it keep Smalley Theatre?

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