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Montgomery Youth Development Soccer Program

Spring 2010 Registration

The Montgomery Travelers Soccer Club is accepting registrations for the 2010 spring season for its Youth... More

MONTGOMERY ENRICHMENT PROGRAM - Summer Plans

SUMMER PLANS, JUST A CLICK AWAY FOR MONTGOMERY ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
SKILLMAN, NJ, JANUARY 25, 2010:

While the weather may be chilly... More

Tech Night a Huge Success

As soon as I walked into the Mary Jacobs Library on January 14, I knew Tech Night was big. The program was not scheduled to begin for another few... More

Township Reminds Residents To Move Cars During Snowfall

New state law affects drivers also.

The Township Dept. of Public Works would like to remind everyone that there is a Township law requiring... More

Township Residents Line Up For H1N1 Shots

On Jan.3, more than 250 Township residents reserved a spot in line for the latest round of H1N1 vaccinations at MHS. This brings to more than... More

FOOD FOR THOUGHT - Carrots _ March 2010

What’s up Doc?

One cannot picture Bugs Bunny without his ever-present carrot. While Bugs seems to favor carrots for purely hedonistic... More

MHS Students Continue Holiday Cheer

In just two years of community involvement, the student-run Holiday Cheer Foundation (HCF) has found ways to brighten the holiday season for those... More

CASA SHaW Seeks Advocates in Somerset County

Every year there are more than 100,000 reports of child abuse or neglect in New Jersey. Of these children, nearly 9,000 are removed from their... More

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FOOD FOR THOUGHT - Linzer Cookie

Rotary Club of Montgomery/Rocky Hill

Princeton Elks To Hold Weekly Sunday Flea Market

Robert T. Simmons to Serve as ASME President in 2010-2011

Slow Food Central New Jersey to Hold November Farmers Markets

Girl’s Night Out - Friends, fun, food, March 12

Batteries No Longer Accepted Curbside Starting January 2010

Middlesex County College Professor Translates Legendary Sicilian Author

SMOKING CESSATION GROUP STARTING JANUARY 19

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

Pecora Commission Redux
January 13, 2010

In 1933, the Senate, then controlled by Republicans, reluctantly authorized a commission to look into what the precise cause was for the Great Depression, and ways, if any, to prevent it happening again.

The first two chairmen of the commission quickly got the chop when their investigators started asking the wrong questions of the right people. The third chairman filed a report that pleased no one, named no... More