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May 13, 2004

MIGUEL JUAREZ staff Robert Gangi, a teacher at the Hammarskjold Middle School in East Brunswick, will spend part of the summer studying in Turkey under the Fulbright scholarship program. See story, page 16. More...

Residents held on to two incumbents and their running mate for three seats on Spotswood’s governing body in Tuesday’s municipal election. In what each said may be their final bid for re-election, Mayor Barry Zagnit and Councilman James Shearn were given new four-year terms as mayor and borough counc... More...

Council holds ground,
cuts tax hike 5 cents

Cuts to Milltown’s
school budget
debated

BY TARA PETERSEN
Staff Writer

Some $235,000 will be cut from Milltown’s school budget, knocking 5 cents off the tax rate increase, as ordered by the Borough Council. More...

Where
chowing down is a charitable event

BY SANDI CARPELLO
Correspondent

EAST BRUNSWICK — Bagel Bazaar co-owner Joel Schneider is giving away the dough, and not just the kind you bake in the oven. More...

Police arrest suspects
in local bank robbery

BY TARA PETERSEN
Staff Writer

Two North Brunswick men have been arrested in connection with last week’s robbery of the Amboy National Bank in Monroe. More...

Woman charged in theft

BY TARA PETERSEN
Staff Writer

MONROE — A 37-year-old township woman was arrested Monday on charges of credit card theft. More...

•	Local Scouts attain Eagle rank

•	Cops: Suspect tried to distract elderly women

•	Agreement lays out future for Ford Ave.

•	Teacher wins award to study in Turkey

•	Town moves on zone

•	Teens and first-graders revved up over physics

•	Baker at helm as board readies for referendum

•	Charity bike ride on tap

•	Officials honor former colleagues on council

•	Officials oppose call to eliminate school boards

•	Tavern owner, patrons will reunite tomorrow

•	Teen climbs tower in standoff at prison 18-year-old inmate was protesting move to adult jail, officials say

Bulletin Board

•	The Arc Walk 2004 scheduled for May 16

Step Up for The Arc Walk 2004, to benefit individuals with developmental disabilities, will begin at 9 a.m. on May 16 in Roosevelt Park, Edison. The family event is sponsored by The Arc of Middlesex in conjunction with The Arc of New Jersey and all local county chapters of The Arc. More...

•	E.B. Museum to offer

•	Animal Rescue Force to sponsor garage sale

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Letters

•	Panel seeking to spread autism awareness in N.J.

Researchers estimate that as many as one in 150 people are affected by autism spectrum disorders in New Jersey and worldwide. These disorders include autism, Asperger’s disorder and pervasive developmental disorder-not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS). More...

•	Drodz rates a tip of the hat for service to schools

•	E.B. seniors treated to memorable ‘prom’ night

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Editorials

•	Boro in better position with latest proposals

The new plans submitted to Helmetta for the redevelopment of the snuff mill property show that the borough has played its cards right. The resubmissions from the three developers interested in the project reflect the primary request from the community — that any future housing on the site be age-res... More...

•	Full Story

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Martin Calabro

Mr. Calabro, 77, of South River died April 27 at home. Surviving are his wife, Rachel Ferri Calabro; a brother-in-law, Victor Munger; two sisters-in-law, Helen Ferri and Mary Ann Ferri Pisa; and several nieces and nephews. More...

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Sports

•	Old Bridge girls earn first state playoff berth

The Old Bridge High School girls lacrosse team has qualified for the NJSIAA Tournament for the first time, and the Lady Knights will be looking to improve upon their 8-2-1 mark this evening when they host Paramus Catholic on senior night. More...

•	Postseason picture takes form for local teams

•	Rams battle through up-and-down spring

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Business

•	SCORE slates May 18 small business seminar

SCORE (Service Corps of Retired Executives) will sponsor a small business owners workshop from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on May 18 at the SCORE office, 2 Gateway Center, 15th floor, Newark. More...

•	Gandy and Brown wins Century 21 sales award

•	Gambino earns honor at Coldwell Banker

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