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Area youths commute to work on NY stage
‘American Girls Revue’
tells story of dolls throughout history
BY TARA PETERSEN
Staff Writer
Don’t let their ages fool you. Three area youngsters are already pros when it comes to singing, dancing and acting. More...
People Who Make a Difference
Volunteerism a major part of teacher’s lesson
Multiple sclerosis is no match for beloved teacher
BY LORI ELKINS SOLOMON
Correspondent

Frank Yusko is not one to give up the fight. Yusko, a social studies teacher at Spotswood High School, suffers from multiple sclerosis. Despite his ongoing battle with the disease, Yusko devotes much of his time to organizing a variety of community-service projects for students. More...

People Who Make a Difference
Infant’s death gives couple unexpected mission
Michael’s Feat has became way to let son’s spirit live on
BY ELAINE VAN DEVELDE
Staff Writer

Most people would find it unusual that a young couple who had just lost their firstborn son could step outside their own grief to help others. More...


Mayor defends price
he got in property sale
BY VINCENT TODARO
Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — The fact that Mayor William Neary sold his Dairy Queen property to a bank for more money than the bank paid for neighboring properties has at least one resident asking questions about a potential conflict of interest. More...


Having teachers talk a Mickey Mouse idea
East Brunswick
educators bring Disney into the curriculum
BY VINCENT TODARO
Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — Mickey Mouse isn’t the only one who’s all ears. The school district is trying to learn as much as possible from Disney. More...


Medals arrive nearly six decades after war
East Brunswick man
fought in crucial battle before being captured
BY VINCENT TODARO
Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — It took Anthony Alexander about three months to be liberated from a Nazi prisoner of war camp. It then took him 58 years to get the medals he was due from the U.S. government. More...


 Letters
•Explanation for purchase of land doesn’t compute
I expect some level of realistic statements from the members of the East Brunswick administration when they inform us of actions they take. More...
•Lot should be made grass, trees
•Thanks extended to sup­porters of heart walk
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 Editorials
•Above and beyond
the call of duty
Around the holidays, it sometimes gets a little easier to find those willing to lend a helping hand. More...
• For the Record
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Paula Berkowitz Moskowitz
Mrs. Moskowitz, 62, of Sayreville died Dec. 19 at Raritan Bay Medical Center, Perth Amboy. She was a bookkeeper at Jacobsen, Goldfarb and Tanzman, Woodbridge, the past five years. More...
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 Schools
•County vo-tech school
slated to open soon
PERTH AMBOY — A new high-tech vocational and technical school facility will serve the students of Middlesex County well. More...
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 Sports
•Bears dominate at Raider Invitational
East Brunswick
overcomes injuries
to take team title
East Brunswick entered Saturday’s Raider Invitational as the team favorite and did not disappoint as it ran away with the team title with 190 points, well ahead of second-place Bishop Ahr (110) of Edison. More...
•Knights team looks to be loaded once again
•Sayreville team looks strong in early going
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