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You Get What You Pay For
My wife & I recently had the “pleasure” of trying to find our 12 year old daughter a catcher’s mitt for her fast-pitch softball league; which on the surface may
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The end of one hibernation season – the start of another?
We spend so much of our time indoors in this area, and especially these past few months with all of the extreme cold we’ve had – I know I only
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MCCC’s Spring Event Honors Community Supporters And Raises Funds For Students
Read the full article on mccc.edu
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Sides Swap Hot Air Over Cap-Trade Effort’s End: Businesses Say N.J.’S Pullout Won’t Lower Prices, Despite Christie Claims
Evelyn Lee Backers of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative say the governor is full of hot air in linking New Jersey’s high energy costs to the program, and argue RGGI has
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What’s New In Princeton & Central New Jersey: Helping The Staff Strike A Balance
Lynn Robbins The idea of work/life balance is being adopted by businesses across the country. Workers today want a voice in what the company does and how it interacts with the community. Sharon Marnien, vice
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Princeton Chamber Launches Marketing Alliance To Boost Regional Economy
Beth Fitzgerald The Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce is launching a new initiative to get businesses and consumers to do business with local independent businesses — and help build the regional economy by keeping their dollars in the community.
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Natural Gas Furnace Standards Will Raise Bar For Efficiency: Sometimes Less Really Is More
Eliot Caroom New rules for natural gas furnaces mean this is the last winter New Jerseyans can buy traditional non-condensing furnaces, which federal officials hope will lead to less wasted natural gas, less costly fuel bills and
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With Geothermal Heat, Set It and Forget It
Barbara Figge Fox Read the full article on princetoninfo.com
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W. Windsor Company Rewards Patriotism With Employment
Lisa Coryell WEST WINDSOR – Sgt. 1st Class David Wessels had a lot on his mind during his third tour of duty in Iraq this year. The Army reservist, who hails from
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Home Energy Audits Save Money, Help the Environment
With cold weather fast approaching, Sustainable Princeton and the Princeton Environmental Commission analyzed energy audits from six area homes and found that with recommended improvements, each home could realize an average savings of $1,400 on their annual energy bills. “On
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Staying Cool In Heat Of Recession: Air Conditioning Firm Tapped A New Resource To Stave Off Decline
Beth Fitzgerald Scott Needham heard the recession knock on the door of his family’s heating and air conditioning company during the strangely quiet summer of 2008. “July and August, we’re usually hitting on all eight cylinders — selling, servicing equipment and
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NI Contractor Profits By Adding Home Performance Contracting
Read the full article on contractingbusiness.com