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March 3, 2005

JEFF GRANIT staffHeather Marchini, 11, of Monroe, is airborne after a jump on the sledding path at Thompson Park in Monroe Tuesday morning following Monday night’s snowfall. More...

Board asks developer to scale back proposal

Town, builder to go over differences on Summerhill Square More...

Boro sees potential for 18.6-cent tax rate rise

Borough Council is hoping state aid will help offset tax impact More...

Sleigh gliding

JEFF GRANIT staffAlaric Luethi, 6, of Monroe, takes his turn on the hill at Thompson Park in Monroe Tuesday morning. More...

No one steps up for third available seat

Two file to run for three seats on Jamesburg board

BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer

JAMESBURG — Two incumbents were the only candidates to file for three available seats on the Board of Education in time for Monday’s deadline. More...

Meyer’s plaza

An artist’s rendering of the proposed site. More...

•	Resident, boro at odds over sewer-line costs

•	Local man’s recovery is a community effort

•	Healthy habits

•	East Brunswick seeks smoking ban in parks

•	YMCA, theater sites targeted for 14 homes

•	Gulf station robbed; three victims beaten

•	Parents to have greater say in school operation

•	Scout’s project will aid in emergency responses

•	Students’ allowances go to tsunami relief

•	Volunteers seeking to improve borough park

•	Fund-raisers

•	Town concerned about loss of federal funding

Bulletin Board

•	Chittick PTA to host March 13 tricky tray

The Chittick School PTA will present a tricky tray raffle beginning at 4 p.m. on March 13 at the school, 5 Flagler St., East Brunswick. Doors will open at 3 p.m. More...

•	E.B. Community Day scheduled for March 6

•	Friends sponsoring trip to Philly flower show

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Letters

•	Hooters does not belong in family-oriented community

As a longtime East Brunswick resident and as a parent, I find the possibility of a Hooters restaurant opening in our community to be highly disturbing, to say the least. Local girls are hired as “waitresses,” required to work in clothing that displays that part of their anatomy synonymous with the r More...

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Editorials

•	Comments based on 2003, not 2005, budget

Fr ank J. C oury Guest Column The Sentinel’s Feb. 24 “Your Turn” guest column, “Freeholder Director Answers Criticism,” featured comments by Freeholder Director David B. Crabiel. He stated that my comments, as published in the Jan. 6 Sentinel “Your Turn” guest column, “Freeholders Wasting T More...

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Dolores Dominiecki Ms. Dominiecki, 68, of Freehold, formerly of South River, died Feb. 21 in CentraState Medical Center, Freehold Township. Surviving are a brother, Ronald Dominiecki of Monroe; two sisters, Denise Bodnar of South River and Diane Bara of Bishopville, Md.; and several nieces and ne More...

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Schools

•	Teacher salaries vary by towns

Officials: Money not necessarily only factor in quality education

Depending on who you talk to, when it comes to teachers’ salaries in Middlesex County, either the “you get what you pay for” or “money does not mean quality” philosophy applies. More...

•	AP enrollment exceeds N.J. average in some districts

•	College-pursuit figures a reflection of the times

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Sports

•	Old Bridge repeats as District 20 champion

Old Bridge High School wrestling coach Ken Scott was actually worried about this year’s team. More...

•	Slew of locals advance to Region VI tourney

•	Lancers are Shore’s elite team once again

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