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How high did Bordentown junior tennis player Nicholas Mekhael rank in Boys’ 14 bracket in week ending May 29?

By Burlington Review | May 30, 2021

Bordentown tennis player Nicholas Mekhael is ranked 168th in the junior Boys’ 14 category of the United States Tennis Association in the week ending May 29.

Thomas Kim donates $250 to Andy Kim's campaign committee in March

By Burlington Review | May 30, 2021

Thomas Kim donated $250 to Andy Kim during March.

Theodore Sedgwick donates $250 to Andy Kim's campaign committee in March

By Burlington Review | May 30, 2021

Theodore Sedgwick donated $250 to Andy Kim during March.

Vernon Simmons donates $250 to Andy Kim's campaign committee in March

By Burlington Review | May 30, 2021

Vernon Simmons donated $250 to Andy Kim during March.

Chong Kim donates $200 to Andy Kim's campaign committee in March

By Burlington Review | May 30, 2021

Chong Kim donated $200 to Andy Kim during March.

William E. Slack Jr. donates $250 to Andy Kim's campaign committee in March

By Burlington Review | May 30, 2021

William E. Slack Jr. donated $250 to Andy Kim during March.

How did Nicholas Mekhael from Bordentown place in Boys’ 16 USTA standings in the week ending May 29?

By Burlington Review | May 30, 2021

Bordentown tennis player Nicholas Mekhael is ranked 1,266th in the junior Boys’ 16 category of the United States Tennis Association in the week ending May 29.

William Hill donates $250 to Andy Kim's campaign committee in March

By Burlington Review | May 30, 2021

William Hill donated $250 to Andy Kim during March.

Steve Bookbinder donates $250 to Andy Kim's campaign committee in March

By Burlington Review | May 29, 2021

Steve Bookbinder donated $250 to Andy Kim during March.

Naoko Kudo donates $250 to Andy Kim's campaign committee in March

By Burlington Review | May 29, 2021

Naoko Kudo donated $250 to Andy Kim during March.

HHS provides $3,599 to a business in Wrightstown under CARES Act

By Burlington Review | May 29, 2021

Through the fourth quarter of 2020, one business in Wrightstown received $3,599 in health-related relief from the CARES Act issued by the Department of Health and Human Services.