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MIGUEL JUAREZ staffCamillia Chan, 9, teaches Jacob Zhong, 5, how to use chopsticks, in this case to feed a toy sheep, during the FCD Chinese School’s belated Chinese New Year celebration Saturday at the East Brunswick Public Library. More...
Hooters eyes Rte. 18 site in East Brunswick

Restaurant with hot wings & sex appeal applies for liquor license More...


Police officials accused of using bogus degrees

SRPD lieutenant takes boro to court over promotion process More...


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JEFF GRANIT staffUtility lines were downed at Main Street and Old Road in Monroe after a car struck a pole around 5:15 a.m. Sunday. The roads were closed around the intersection for several hours following the accident, after which the driver was treated and released for minor injuries, police said. More...


Works of late artist featured in exhibit
George Ivers managed to create an ideal world with his artwork
BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer

An old fairy tale centers around a character who can turn straw into gold. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Education panel dinner to honor Sorkin, Kohn
The East Brunswick Education Foundation (EBEF) will host its annual Partner in Excellence Dinner beginning at 7:30 p.m. on March 12 at the East Brunswick Hilton, Route 18. More...
•HSA seeks crafters for craft show/bake sale
•Foundation to hold fund-raiser March 1
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 Letters
•Advice sought for ways to raise funds for area family
A very dear friend’s husband has been suffering with brain cancer for two years now. His long and noble fight has included two craniotomy surgeries and many courses of chemotherapy, thereby depleting the family’s finances. More...
•Collar, identification tag could ensure pet’s safe return
•Of modern kings, henchmen and peons
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 Editorials
•Allegations about police promotions unnerving
A South River police officer has made charges against the borough’s top police officials that, if they are in any way true, should bring serious consequences for those involved. If, as the charges state, two police officials were promoted under false pretenses, then the borough has a major problem. More...
•New lighting, signs would avert accidents
•Cartoon
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Alfred J. Bonus Mr. Bonus, 77, of Sayreville, died Feb. 2 at home. Prior to his retirement, he was employed as a machine operator with Algro Knitting Mills, Milltown, where he worked for 40 years. He was predeceased by three brothers, Victor, Stanley and Frank, and by a sister, Lottie Geresy. Sur More...
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 Sports
•Monroe posts early upset in GMCT play
Handful of local teams advance to second round
Local high school hoops teams tipped-off in Greater Middlesex Tournament action Tuesday night to mixed results. More...
•Rutgers men struggling to finish games strongly
•Salk wrestling program continues to raise the bar
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 Business
•Business Briefs
Michael Columbo, John Horvath, Patsyann Ferri and Patricia Flanigan, all sales associates in the Weichert, Realtors’ Old Bridge office, recently were recognized for their industry successes. More...
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