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JEFF GRANIT A party sneaks up on Amy Kaelin of East Brunswick as she checks out the 20 millionth item from the township’s library. Media Services Manager Susan Sclar presents the balloons. See story, page 11. More...
Opinions differ on Rts. 1, 130 traffic design
Milltown officials call it unsafe; North Brunswick deputy chief disagrees
By tara petersen
Staff Writer

In the end, $83 million may not have been enough. At least one local official is worried that the newly completed Routes 1/130 overpass may have resulted in hazardous conditions on Milltown Road. More...


Parents upset over
loss of bus routes
E.B. Board of Ed. cuts
four courtesy routes
in budget discussions
By vincent todaro
Staff Writer

A n East Brunswick school district spending cut that resulted in the loss of courtesy bus routes has some parents annoyed and worried about their children’s safety. More...


Women robbed walking to cars after shopping
Robberies in E.B. and Edison all involve man with knife in parking lot
By brian donahue
Staff Writer

A lone suspect brandishing a knife robbed women in the parking lots of two East Brunswick shopping centers earlier this week. More...


Condition of rail tracks a sore spot with official
By jennifer dome
Staff Writer

SOUTH RIVER — Broken rail ties, overgrown weeds and garbage that litters Conrail’s tracks through the borough may go unnoticed by some. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Jewelry, photography exhibits on display at library
Handmade jewelry by East Brunswick resident Kay Schamberger is on display during August in the glass cases at the East Brunswick Public Library, Jean Walling Civic Center. More...
•‘Promises, Promises’ will be staged in E.B.
•Vendors are sought for Oct. 18 craft/flea market
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 Letters
•Committee thankful to those
who made fair successful
On behalf of the board of trustees of the Middlesex County Fair Association, I would like to thank the volunteers, vendors, the Middlesex County Board of Freeholders and, most importantly, the fairgoers who helped make this year’s Middlesex County Fair a success. More...
•Monroe officials commended for open space preservation
•Those in need face special difficulties during summer months
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
JOHN S. BALON JR., 58, of Maryland, formerly of Sayreville, died Aug. 20 in Hardford Memorial Hospital, Havre de Grace, Md. Surviving are his wife, Susan Paris Balon; two sons, Christopher Balon of Sayreville and Matthew Balon of Wilmington, Del. More...
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 Schools
•Schools remain proactive
despite financial troubles
Volunteers will help
with libraries in light
of staff cuts in Jamesburg
JAMESBURG — Borough schools this year will see administrative changes, a more essential volunteer program and an ongoing emphasis on character education programs. More...
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 Sports
•Knob Hill hosting finale for junior golf competition
Ex-Giant Elias
will be guest speaker
at banquet
Keith Elias will be the guest speaker tonight when the 2003 New Jersey Junior Golf Competition comes to a conclusion at Knob Hill Country Club. More...
•E.B. All-Stars complete summer run with hot streak
•Gymnastics school enjoys success on several levels
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 Business
•Steakhouse planned for ex-Murphy Grill site
Eatery to feature expanded menu, live music and karaoke
OLD BRIDGE — Hungry patrons craving a full-course steak dinner at 1:30 a.m. on weekend nights will soon be able to get one at Old New York. More...
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