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Buggy rides take residents
on trip through old J’burg
Highlights of boro’s past chronicled along free tours
By sandi carpello
Staff Writer
The only thing missing was the snow. Residents caroled through Jamesburg’s downtown streets, Santa Claus took inventory of Christmas wishes, and more than 100 people lined up along East Railroad Avenue Thursday evening for free horse-drawn carriage rides through the town which was dressed up for the... More...
School officials mull
new building options
In 2003, Monroe will see 16 classroom trailers and
a new referendum
By sandi carpello
Staff Writer

Three months after Monroe voters rejected a $113 million school construction proposal, the district’s ad hoc committee is taking steps toward devising a new plan. More...

JERRY WOLKOWITZ The Grinch didn’t steal Christmas, but someone stole the Grinch. See page 4. More...


Milltown-based watershed group seeking volunteers
Several communities
included in
watershed area
By jennifer kohlhepp
Staff Writer

The Lawrence Brook Watershed Partnership urges community members to take action now to protect the local water supply. More...


right, charismatic, athletic — the male teenage compulsive gambler is likely to be the typical all-American boy that parents of teenage girls hope their daughters will bring home. More...


rump’s Taj Mahal, the Showboat and Bally’s casino are all part of the gambling scene in New Jersey, but public schools are gaining on the Atlantic City casino scene. More...


 Bulletin Board
•BLOOPERS
ADELE
YOUNG
Annual column ‘bares down’ on the lighter side of the news
Our annual bloopers column is our attempt to interject a little levity in the sometimes depressing world of news coverage. More...
•Pupils help with gift-giving program
•Volunteers look forward
to Christmas Eve run
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 Letters
•Group deems fall beach sweeps a success
Clean Ocean Action was swept away by the dedication of the estimated 1,500 volunteers who participated in our 17th annual fall beach sweeps. More...
•MOM line will help revitalize Jamesburg’s business district
•Thanks go out to supporters of recent breast cancer walk
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 Editorials
•Full Story
With thSuper task ahead of boarde announcement that their chief administrator is leaving, members of the East Brunswick Board of Education have their work cut out for them in the new year. 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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 Schools
•School nurse retires,
2,665 students later
Correspondent
MILLTOWN — Thirty-three years of applying Band-Aids, dealing with an assortment of minor injuries and mending an occasional broken heart hasn’t dimmed her enthusiasm or her love for children. More...
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 Sports
•Brookdale honors its junior college national champions
It was a night of celebration, reunion and reflection when Brookdale Community College honored its 2002 junior college national championship softball team. More...
•Knights look to reload after losing quality wrestlers
•Spotswood team looks to launch rebuilding process
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