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Agency, residents talk about Ford Ave.
Housing, traffic, environmental concerns hashed out at meeting
BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer
Milltown residents had the chance Tuesday to tell the Ford Avenue Redevelopment Agency exactly how they felt about the current plan. More...
Walling charged with theft from nonprofit
Former E.B. official said to have taken $40K from Battlefield agency
BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

Five months after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct in the alleged harassment of a teenage girl, Richard Walling is being charged with stealing money from the nonprofit agency he used to head up. More...

Local woman looks to open wildlife preserve
Federal Road farm could be used to care for displaced animals
BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer

MONROE — Renee Hobbs is studying to make official what everybody already knows. More...


Hooters gets approval for E.B. liquor license
Township officials say there is no legal basis to deny application
BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — Township officials are being told to just say no to Hooters. More...


Hooters excited to bring its concept to E. Bruns.

In light of opposition brewing in East Brunswick about a Hooters restaurant that is planned for Route 18, the restaurant franchiser sent a statement this week to the Sentinel to discuss its operation. More...


E.B. board reorganizes; keeps Baker as its prez.
BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — The Board of Education has two new faces, but its leadership will remain the same as the board embarks on a year of great challenges. More...


Council lowers school tax increase by $100
Boro, school officials debate merits of new parking lot in budget
BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer

SPOTSWOOD — Some $300,000 will be cut from the defeated school budget, knocking 4.1 cents off a proposed tax rate hike. More...


 Bulletin Board
•E.B. residents invited to May 17, 21 CPR classes
East Brunswick residents will learn life-saving cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skills at free classes set for 7-9 p.m. on May 17 and 10 a.m. to noon on May 21 at the East Brunswick Rescue Squad headquarters, 346 Cranbury Road, at the intersection of Summerhill Road. More...
•Show, sale to feature works of local artists
•Columbiettes to sponsor tea-tasting and lecture
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 Letters
•Letters
Anti-pollution group urges passage of smoke-free act
The years of brainwashing and rhetoric from the tobacco companies still have some people thinking that secondhand smoke is no more than a nuisance — it’s not. It’s a deadly poison. More...
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 Editorials
•If you want good press, it’s gonna cost you
Greg Bean
Monmouth County Sheriff Joseph Oxley has a public relations problem — but it isn’t the one he anticipated. More...
•Hooters is on its way to E.B., like it or not
•Full Story
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Leona H. Klemick Gatlin Mrs. Gatlin, 69, of Milltown, died May 5 in King Manor Care Center, Neptune. Her husband, John W. Gatlin, died in 1998. Surviving are three daughters, Brenda Boud of Neptune, Carol Hanlon of Hopatcong and Joanne Gatlin of Long Beach, Calif.; two sons, John W. Gatlin Jr. of More...
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 Schools
•Council cautioned not to make rash decision
Student tells council steep cuts in school tab will have an impact
EAST BRUNSWICK — Realizing a school budget cut may be inevitable, supporters are urging the Township Council to keep it small. More...
•Board anticipating cut in school tax increase
•Arbor Day celebration
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 Sports
•Ready to play
Milltown’s Mike Mohr, who recently returned from service in Iraq with the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, threw out the first pitch at opening night of Little League Friday. Mohr coaches the teams of his sons, Christopher and Nicholas. More...
•Daily double for BCC as baseball, softball win
•Postseason picture begins to clear up for local teams
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 Business
•Traditions are honored at South River tavern
Borough couple pays tribute to father at Thirty Three’s
SOUTH RIVER — Thirty Three’s wants to be your No. 1. More...
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