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August 22, 2002

Police unit to beef
up assault on DWI

In first four weeks
three-man team

made 42 arrests in E.B. More...

FARRAH MAFFAI Luis and Esteban Pineda look inside a Chevrolet Corvette at the Aug. 15 South River Cruise Night, the first in a series of classic car nights planned for the borough. More...

Ford Ave. redevelopment proposals sought

Boro seeks uses such as senior housing, town homes, retail

By sandi carpello
Staff Writer

After months of discussions, the Ford Avenue Redevelopment Agency has taken a major step in its effort to redevelop the site of the former Michelin tire factory in Milltown. More...

Fitness a career for local entrepreneur

SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Some businesses still make house calls. Just ask personal fitness consultant Angel Tortoriello. More...

Suspected car thief caught
after victim’s fight, chase

By sue m. morgan
Staff Writer

OLD BRIDGE — A suspected car thief who police said attempted to carjack another vehicle from the parking lot of the Wal-Mart on Route 9, was arrested Saturday in South Amboy after being chased by one of his victims. More...

Team offers more services to domestic violence victims

By sandi carpello
Staff Writer

MONROE — A state police-sponsored Crisis Response Team for domestic violence cases will be launched in the township early next month. More...

•	Sept. 11 memorial, park to be unveiled next month

•	The Wiz on Ryders Lane among 26 stores being closed

•	South River facility tested for anthrax

•	Road, sidewalk work means fewer trees and more noise

•	Using the power of music to help victims’ families

•	Book prepares readers for the coming holidays

•	Holt rallies for support near and far in August

•	Ryders Lane residents still opposed to Wawa expansion

•	‘Scared Straight’ intends to keep kids on track

Bulletin Board

•	Temple sets Selicoth

services for Aug. 31

Congregation Anshe Emeth of South River, 88 Main St., will hold Selichot 5762 services on Aug. 31. More...

•	Computer, jewelry taken in burglaries

•	Vendors being sought for Monroe Country Fair

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Letters

•	Proposed commuter rail line would benefit few, harm many

It’s easy for an East Brunswick resident to write a letter to the Sentinel in support of the proposed high-speed railroad through Monroe, Jamesburg and South Brunswick, as Bob Ahlers did ("Proposed Rail Line Would Be Beneficial for Area, Not Detrimental," Letters to the Editor, Aug. More...

•	Cruise Night in biz district was a great idea

•	Shot through the heart: Bon Jovi unrecognized by hometown

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Editorials

•	Former industrial district could soon thrive again

What has long been a blighted section of Milltown could soon become a bustling downtown district, thanks to the recent work of the borough’s Ford Avenue Redevelopment Agency. More...

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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

•	Local kids in a whiffleball league of their own

While the threat of a work stoppage looms over Major League Baseball this summer, at least one group of area kids can’t seem to get enough baseball. More...

•	Monmouth Rugby Club set to host 29th Jersey Cup 40-team competition is largest one-day tournament in Northeast

•	Sport Shorts

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