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December 4, 2003
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MIGUEL JUAREZ staff Mary C. Koutis, a volunteer with the East Brunswick Museum, is the owner of an original Victorian house in Spotswood. The house, full of memorabilia, is featured on a holiday house tour. For more on Sunday’s tour, see page 24. More...
Neighbors save elderly
couple from house fire
Thanksgiving blaze
injures couple,
destroys their home
BY JOLENE HART
Staff Writer

A fire at a Ferris Street home in South River caused ample damage but no serious injuries early Thanksgiving morning, thanks to several heroic neighbors and a prompt response from local firefighters. More...


School construction
hinges on referendum

Monroe voters to decide Tues. whether to build new h.s. More...


Band wraps up 2003
season on a high note
BY VINCENT TODARO
Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — Despite the odds against it, the East Brunswick High School Marching Band recently aced two prestigious contests that concluded a successful competitive season. More...


Town sees positives
in expanding position
BY TARA PETERSEN
Staff Writer

MONROE — The township is taking advantage of a unique business opportunity in making William Gardener’s job full-time. More...


Upgrades may improve
issues at Main, DeVoe
Project designed to
help manage traffic at
busy intersection
BY VINCENT TODARO
Staff Writer

SPOTSWOOD — Officials are hoping that major changes planned for the DeVoe Avenue and Main Street intersection will improve traffic problems. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Holiday gift card campaign begins in E. Brunswick
Due to the generosity of individuals, volunteer groups, local businesses, Girl Scouts and Brownie troops, the public schools, churches, religious organizations and various other civic organizations, the township of East Brunswick has arranged for 80 families and senior citizens to receive assistance... More...
•Library will unveil community quilt project
•Christmas readings,
music set in Spotswood
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 Letters
•Trusts Monroe voters to make informed decision
I feel compelled to react to the misguided editorial ("Board Should Consider Alternative Location") that appeared in your newspaper on Nov. 20. More...
•Thanks and gratitude go out to Daisy supporters
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 Editorials
•Cast your vote Dec. 9
As stated in a previous editorial, this newspaper does not love the Monroe Board of Education’s proposal to build a new high school in Thompson Park. We feel that the park belongs to all the residents of Middlesex County, and many of those residents would rather see a school built somewhere else, re... More...
•Your Turn
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Margaret G. Frech
Mrs. Frech, 89, of North Brunswick died Nov. 30 in St. Peter’s University Hospital, New Brunswick. Surviving are her husband, Anton Frech; three daughters, Katharina Haspel of Sayreville, Margaret Frech of North Brunswick and Elvira Schlamp of Germany; a son, Erwin Frech of East Brunswick; six grand... More...
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 Sports
•Piccarello wins 19th Born to Run race
Matt Piccarello wasn’t quite ready to believe what high school coach Rob DeFilippis was telling him. More...
•Local stars among the GMC’s elite
•East Brunswick tennis star is Miami bound
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 Business
•Starland set to open Saturday
SAYREVILLE — Only two months after bidding farewell to more than two decades of music at the Hunka Bunka Ballroom, the revamped venue debuts this weekend as the Starland Ballroom. More...
•Kara Homes names Rubinson vice president
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