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HeadlinesThis week's Pigskin Pickin' results Price wants the best for Princeton growth Board candidate raises question about bids Parking solution found for Bartholomew Drive Rosewood timber thief arrested Princeton's Veterans Day celebration planned Football: PHS tramples Gators in home win, 35-6 Football: Rosewood takes tough loss at Ayden-Grifton, 52-0 Golf: Southern Wayne outputts PHS, NJ Volleyball: L. Bulldogs take first in conference Volleyball: Eagles drop Panthers Track: PHS girls triumph at home track meet Tennis: Bailey leads RHS Photos Obituaries Gladys S. Davis, Tommy L. Vanier, Darrell Smith, Robert L. Holloman Movies The Seeker: The Dark is Rising Local Showtimes
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Princeton votes to condemn properties10 October 2007 —The Princeton Town Board voted last week to take further action against some property owners who have not cleaned up their properties. They voted for the town attorney to take legal action to clear the property at 427 S. Pine St. under condemnation proceedings. They also voted to declare the property at 107 E. Railroad St. a public nuisance, under town statutes. After Commissioner Walter Martin’s urging last month, the board voted to increase the misdemeanor fines for habitual public nuisance property owners. Public nuisances refers to properties with trash and overgrown weeds that promote rodents. If a property owner is charged under the ordinance, in addition to the costs of cleaning up the property, he will face a fine of $50. If he is charged a second time in one year, the fine increases to $300. For the third and all subsequent charges, they will carry a fine of $500.
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