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Princeton police blotter × A Jefferson Road resident was scammed out of $2,950 in an online scheme in which she emailed back and forth with someone who she believed was her best friend, according to police reports. The victim mailed various gift cards to the scammer via email at the scammer’s request, until she realized the person was not her friend. The incident was reported April 11. Cash and other items were stolen from several unlocked cars that had been parked in their owners’ driveway or open garages on Nassau Street, Mercer Street and Parkside Drive between April 10 and 11. A Panasonic brand electric bicycle belonging to a Bunn Drive resident was reported stolen from a parking garage near the victim’s apartment complex. The bicycle was recovered by the Westampton Police Department. The incident was reported April 7.

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Princeton needs to explain its COVID-19 policies

Princeton needs to explain its COVID-19 policies
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Police charge two people in connection to break-ins over five months

WINNIPEG Winnipeg police have arrested and charged two people in connection with more than a dozen break-ins between Dec. 26, 2020 and April 13, 2021. Police said the break-ins happened at both residential and commercial properties and it has resulted in more than $20,000 in damages. Everything started between Dec. 26 and Dec. 27, when police saying a stolen key was used to get into a building in the first 100 block of Furby Street. Police said electronics and personal belongings were stolen from the building and several tenants needed to get their locks re-keyed. The next incident happened on Jan. 30 around 3:30 p.m., police said a man and a woman entered a building in the 2600 block of Portage Avenue, broke into a storage unit, and stolen someone s property.

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Princeton Police Blotter: Gift card scams, stolen e-bike, strangers rifling through unlocked cars -

Princeton Police Blotter: Gift card scams, stolen e-bike, strangers rifling through unlocked cars -
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New era for Kilkenny Group as Marian O Gorman steps down after 22 years

âBaptism of fireâ âIt has been a tough year, a baptism of fire. Retail and hospitality have been shut for seven of the last 12 months. But we took the opportunity during this period to invest in our e-commerce platform and turn the group into a proper omnichannel retailer,â says Ms Moynihan. Kilkenny employs 290 staff, although about 180 are currently laid off. As the pandemic laid waste to its traditional retail channels, Kilkenny Group invested â¬1.4 million in an overhaul of its IT and customer service systems. Online revenues, which were just 4 per cent of its sales, have grown by 300 per cent over the last 12 months and are currently almost a quarter of its business, with many staff redeployed from other parts of the business to cope with its online surge..

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