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FARRAH MAFFAI staff Ray Totten of Old Bridge brings his 1937 Ford to South River for display during the first Cruise Night of the season last Thursday. More...
Local residents,
officials respond to components of plan

Gov. James E. McGreevey says his new three-prong approach to tax relief will bring both short- and long-term savings to taxpayers. More...


Convenience store
can be built at
Rte. 18 service station

Amerada Hess Corp. will be allowed to build a convenience store at its Route 18 gas station in East Brunswick. More...


Adam Sommers’ novel shows one of life’s
great dichotomies

EAST BRUNSWICK — It’s safe to say that everyone wants to be happy. More...


MONROE — Truck drivers will now have to mind their manners when it comes to braking in the township. More...


I am writing this letter to thank the Spotswood Fire Department and the Spotswood Police Department for their efforts on the evening of May 12. More...
Gasoline prices continue to climb to unbelievable heights as the holiday weekend approaches. More...
Joseph E. Gannon
Mr. Gannon, 90, of Old Bridge died May 6 in Care One, East Brunswick. Surviving are his wife, Marion M. Murphy Gannon; three sons, Joseph and Thomas, both of Jersey City, and Robert of Old Bridge; three daughters, Jane Marie of Brooklyn, N.Y. More...
BRIDGEWATER — The St. Joseph High School baseball team won its first Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament since 1968 with a 6-0 win over Carteret Sunday night at Commerce Bank Ballpark in Bridgewater. More...
Inclusion in news report
made Trygar’s a case
study for MBA students
SOUTH RIVER — If Ed and Bonnie Trygar are an exception to the rules of business, you wouldn’t know it from speaking with them. More...