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Murder suspect assisted accused shooters, prosecutors say

TRENTON -- One of the men charged with the shooting on Carver street that ended the life of a city woman and injured a teenage girl made his first court appearance Tuesday and a judge ordered hims detained. Wilma Rutledge, a grandmother, was killed in front of her home on Carver Lane and North Willow Street on Oct. 6 .

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Fired Mercer County parks director indicted, state AG announces

TRENTON -- Kevin Bannon, the former executive director of the Mercer County Park Commission, has been indicted on official misconduct and several related charges for using his position to divert thousands of dollars of public money to a nonprofit he controlled, state authorities said. The investigation targeting Bannon, and the Friends of Mercer County Parks, was revealed in the spring of 2016 when state investigators executed search warrants at county properties.

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Lawrence man joins Pennington School faculty

New faculty at The Pennington School include David Thomas, Tiernan Close, Suzanne Houston, Deborah Fermo, Ian Lough, Jon Lemay, Maria Saiz, Arlene Cohen, and Brenden Bendorf, Chandler Fraser-Pauls, Stephen Trimble of Lawrence, Melissa Gurick, Laurie Volpe, and Stephen Sheehan. He is joined by Tiernan Close, Arlene Cohen, Deborah R. Fermo, Marisa R. Ferrari, Chandler Fraser-Pauls, Melissa Gurick, Suzanne E. Houston, Jon Lemay, Ian P. Lough, Maria A. Saiz, Stephen J. Sheehan, David R. Thomas and Laurie B. Volpe.

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Winterize your lawn sprinkler now and save in the spring!

As the cold winds of fall move in, along with the changing leaves and falling temperatures, it is once again time to think about winterizing your irrigation system or garden watering system. Here in the Northeast, winter delivers a steady bout of prolonged freezing temperatures that can damage the components of your lawn sprinkler system or drip irrigation system if not properly winterized. Costly repairs at the spring start up next season can be avoided if your irrigation lines are properly shut down, drained, and blown out with a regulated high volume air compressor.

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BUY or LEASE Your Holiday Lights:

what is the BEST option for you?

Have you ever thought about the different offers for decorating holiday lights? Some companies offer a leasing option to install Christmas lights on your home and bushes every year for a set price. Most of the time it is a couple of thousand dollars, depending upon the size of the home and shrubs. This price will also include the company returning after the season, removing the lights, and storing them until next season. Sounds like a great option - right?

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Tips To Prepare Your Home For The Winter Months

Need tips on how to prepare your home for the winter months? Pacific Lawn Sprinklers was recently featured in a Newsday article to explain the importance of performing a sprinkler blow out each year. Read the full article and learn what the experts at Pacific have to say about winterizing your sprinkler system.

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When Should I Winterize My Lawn Sprinkler System?

As the fall season blows in, it is once again time to start thinking about winterizing your lawn sprinkler system! Lawn sprinkler winterization, also known as sprinkler shut down, fall closing, and winter blow out is the process of preparing your irrigation system for the cold winter months. The winterizing process will help to assure that the coming winter and freezing temperatures do not damage or compromise your sprinkler system’s components and piping.

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Pacific Lawn Sprinklers is READY FOR SPRING!

To say that Pacific Lawn Sprinklers is ready for the 2018 Spring Season would be an understatement! Earlier this month Pacific held their annual team meeting for all office staff and technicians, and what a turn out it was! There was a sea of blue “Pacific” shirts in their Queens training facility, with over 100 people in attendance. Further, the parking lot was full of their bright yellow service trucks. The energy level was high, as all team members were eager to get back to work and continue doing what they do best – offering unmatched, “ON TIME OR ON US” customer service.

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