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Sarah Salvadore's coverage primarily focuses on local news, specifically transportation and logistics, crime, and family & relationships within the New Jersey area. She frequently covers breaking news, government announcements, and evolving stories.
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By: Sarah Salvadore
Body camera fees, a new CFO and two historic district applications are on Princeton's calendar this week.
Expect extra traffic on Lycoming Lane as crews repave the high school's Summerhill Road ramp.
By: Sarah Salvadore
Police say the man tried to flee on a stolen dirt bike near Quakerbridge Road and Sloan Avenue on Oct. 25.
By: Sarah Salvadore
Mild temperatures and dry skies are in the forecast for Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.
The 50,000-square-foot store pairs American grocery staples with Indian foods, plus an in-house Indian kitchen.
A former council member running for mayor shares his views on traffic, housing, water safety and the Route 1 data center.
A new ambulance now costs about $500,000, and the squad says donations and insurance can no longer cover it.
In his first public comments on the case, the mayor said he acted out of concern for the community's safety.
By: Sarah Salvadore
The mayor says a "series of openings" is expected at the East Brunswick mall over the next couple of months.
Clocks fall back Saturday, but a NJ bill would end the changes if Congress allows permanent daylight saving time.
