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February 5, 2004
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MIGUEL JUAREZ staff Michael Shkolar, 10, sits in the doorway of a large igloo he built in front of his Spotswood home last week. More...
County told of need for park land swap
Freeholders question
Monroe’s proposal to build high school in county park
BY TARA PETERSEN
Staff Writer

Middlesex County officials may decide tonight if they support the use of county-owned park land in Monroe Township for a new high school. More...


Wall recognizes grads in Iraq, Afghanistan
History Club honors 13 from
Spots H.S. in recent conflicts
BY VINCENT TODARO
Staff Writer

SPOTSWOOD — A group of students at Spotswood High School wants to ensure that those serving in recent military conflicts receive the recognition they deserve. More...


Mayor delivers State of Township address
BY VINCENT TODARO
Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — A nearly packed house gave great applause to Mayor William Neary last week in response to a lengthy State of the Township address that touched on a wide array of local issues. More...


Classical Russian ballet
begins tour in Monroe
BY TARA PETERSEN
Staff Writer

MONROE — The St. Petersburg Classic Ballet will perform in a Classical Ballet Gala tonight at the Richard P. Marasco Center for the Performing Arts. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Spreading the love
JERRY WOLKOWITZ staff Members of the Jamesburg Presbyterian Church Youth Group visited Monroe Village Jan. 25 to make Valentine’s Day decorations with residents. Above, 17-year-old Carol Spack works with Estelle Rosenberg. More...
•Community Bulletin Board
•Mental health support offered to South Asians at Arsha Bodha Center
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 Letters
•Full-day kindergarten can be long, tedious, stressful
This is in response to David Seiden’s letter to the editor ("East Brunswick Can Wait No Longer for Full-Day Kindergarten") that appeared in the Jan. 29 issue of the Sentinel. More...
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 Editorials
•Survivor urges others
‘Go Red for Women’
Elaine Flynn
Guest Column
Did you know a woman is 10 times as likely to die from heart disease as from breast cancer? Cardiovascular diseases kill more than 505,000 American females every year — more than cancer, chronic lung disease, pneumonia, diabetes, accidents and AIDS combined. More...
•Your Turn
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Mary Solomon Klein
Mrs. Klein, 87, of East Brunswick died Jan. 26 in Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Surviving are her husband, Rudolph Klein; two sisters, Hilda S. More...
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 Schools
•Elementary school fire
confined to boiler room
EAST BRUNSWICK — A fire in the boiler room at the Frost Elementary School Tuesday afternoon caused school to be canceled there yesterday as officials surveyed the damage. More...
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 Sports
•Lady Knights enjoy another solid indoor season
The Old Bridge High School girls winter track team meets J.P. Stevens this afternoon as the Lady Knights, who have placed four runners in the Meet of Champions, seek to defend their Greater Middlesex Conference Red Division crown. More...
•Spotswood girls reload and earn playoff berth
•Bears hope to be a factor at GMC championships
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 Business
•Business Briefs
Chamber of commerce
plans networking event
The East Brunswick Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Middlesex County Regional Chamber of Commerce will sponsor an After-Hours Business Card Exchange from 5:30-7:30 p.m. on Feb. 12 at D’Amico Lincoln-Mercury, 352 Route 18, East Brunswick. More...
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