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The Princeton Police blotter dated Jan. 21 had the following reports:
EDISON, NJ – After receiving much flak for their decision, Edison Council will introduce an ordinance to restore public speaking time to six minutes.
By: Sarah Salvadore
Construction will begin immediately and is anticipated to take approximately 22 months.
By: Sarah Salvadore
Children who will be five years of age on or before October 31, 2025, are eligible to register.
There are several jobs opening at day camp and CP Pool this summer.
The consultants will now meet with focus groups of different types of stakeholders.
By: Sarah Salvadore
Allison Lee and the school district will get $2,000 each. On Thursday, the top 40 finalists will be announced.
It is unclear at this time how long the repairs will take, officials said.
The grant will support initiatives that advance the role of Artificial Intelligence in public school classrooms.
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