Eugene awash in unmarried women Ashland Daily Tidings
EUGENE — From just the raw numbers, Eugene looks like a city where a gal just can't get a feller. Not necessarily. True, statistics show that one Eugenean in four is an unmarried adult woman and that last year 60 percent of women over 18 said they were living without a spouse.
Happily single in Eugene The Olympian
EUGENE, Ore. - From just the raw numbers, Eugene looks like a city where a gal just can't get a feller. Not necessarily. True, statistics show that one Eugenean in four is an unmarried adult woman and that last year 60 percent of women older than 18 said they were living without a spouse.
Moving new middle school would cost $13.2M more Examiner
Upper Freehold Township and Allentown voters will decide the fate of the new middle school project in an upcoming election. Following the Board of Education's Feb.
Board cuts about $845K from middle school project Examiner
UPPER FREEHOLD - Cuts will have to be made to the new middle school project. The Upper Freehold Regional Board of Education discussed a value engineering analysis at its Feb. 7 meeting to decide what items to leave out of the new middle school, which was supposed to go on Ellisdale Road but could go on Breza Road.
As Expected, Hospital Gets Green Light Princeton Town Topics
In the latest and most significant development in a three-year appeal to patients, area municipalities, employees, and financial backers, the state formally signed off Friday on Princeton HealthCare System's plan to move its University Medical Center at Princeton and Merwick Care Center to Plainsboro.
No. 1 O'Gorman tops Brandon The Argus Leader
Top-ranked Class AA O'Gorman edged Brandon Valley 52-46 in non-conference girls basketball Tuesday at O'Gorman.
District faces one of two paths Princeton Packet
UPPER FREEHOLD — This is a tale of two futures.
Breza Road tract owners reject $40,000 per acre Examiner
UPPER FREEHOLD - The owner of a 254-acre tract on Breza Road has rejected a national land trust's offer to purchase the property. The Trust for Public Land (TPL) is a national nonprofit land conservation organization. The TPL offered Somerset Golf Development Co.
Board of Ed. at odds over project Examiner
Although no public comment was allowed at the Jan. 31 Upper Freehold Regional Board of Education meeting, board members had plenty to say. Paul D'Alto, the new middle` school's preconstruction manager, of Hill International in Marlton, had given a presentation comparing the possible sites for the new middle school on Ellisdale and Breza roads.
Both potential middle school sites have issues Examiner
ALLENTOWN -No matter where the new middle school is located, students probably won't occupy it until September 2010. That was the conclusion the preconstruction manager for the proposed middle school provided to the Upper Freehold Regional Board of Education on Jan. 31.
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