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January 31, 2002

VERONICA YANKOWSKI Julia K. Hungerford, principal of St. Mary of Ostrabrama School, and the Rev. Stanley Gromadzki chat outside the school and church in South River. See story, page 4. More...

New h.s. gets board’s support

Monroe will seek More...

Plan for snuff mill calls for 160 apts.

Officials withholding thoughts on plan pending town meeting More...

Community mourns loss of well-loved teaching pair
Family seeking donations for scholarship fund
set up in Bryns’ name

Staff Writer

By brian donahue

EAST BRUNSWICK — Frank and Cathleen Bryn may be gone, but their students, their colleagues, their family and their friends will always cherish their memory, which is one of a generous and loving couple who could always be counted on to help others. More...

•	Loss of aid, re-evaluation could affect boro’s taxes Officials concerned a loss of state aid could translate to a property tax increase

•	Residents oppose flag lot proposed for Buckelew Property owner would like to subdivide 4.4-acre lot to build second home

•	A changing of the guard

•	Report says training facility took loss of $27K in 2001 Officials confident that new marketing plan could result in turning a profit

•	Options mulled for site of fatal Christmas Eve crash

•	State’s word needed on plans for primary school

•	Teacher’s article stresses that each of us is a poet

Bulletin Board

•	Community Bulletin Board Special ed PTA to hold free public workshop

The Special Education PTA (SEPTA) of South River will host a free public workshop, "Strategies for Diverse Learners," from 7-9 p.m. on Feb. 12 at the South River Elementary School cafetorium, Montgomery Street. More...

•	‘Meet the Lizard Guy’ set at Monroe Library

•	Community Bulletin Board Monroe special ed panel

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Letters

•	High school and local sports team are working together

I read the "Your Turn" guest column ("School Field Is Community’s," Sentinel, Jan. 17) written by Tom Clark regarding the relationship between the East Brunswick High School football program and the local Pop Warner program. In fact, I had echoed many of the same sentiments regar... More...

•	Kind donations made food drive a success

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Editorials

•	Consider school board run

It’s never too early — or too late, depending on your perspective — to start thinking about running for your local Board of Education. More...

•	Guest Column Ian Clark Time to revitalize county GOP

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries as a free community service, at no charge to the families of the deceased or to the funeral homes that provide the information. More...

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Sports

•	E.B girls putting together a truly inspiring season

Staff Writer

Champions overcome adversity, and sometimes it takes adverse situations to present a new set of challenges to a storied program. Such has been the case this year in East Brunswick. More...

•	Majority of local basketball teams qualify for states

•	Marlboro-SJV squads set for Super Saturday

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