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June 9, 2005
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Pearson tells students ‘look sharp, be smart’
Former Dallas Cowboy returns to South River to discuss life’s lessons More...
Town gets mixed views on redevelopment plan

Residents, officials debate impact of Toll Bros. proposal More...

SCOTT PILLING staffRe-enactors with the 43rd New York Infantry Volunteers give students at Churchill Junior High School, East Brunswick, a firing demonstration using Civil War-era weapons during a daylong living history demonstration Friday. More...


Acreage at fairgrounds will cost $1.47M
BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — The township has reached an agreement with the Middlesex County Fair Association for the purchase of about 9 acres of the fairgrounds land on Cranbury Road. More...


MIGUEL JUAREZ staffMembers of the Spotswood VFW including (l-r) Arlene and Gary Stoop, Fred Hague, and Bob and Nancy Beach pack boxes of goods to be shipped to troops overseas Saturday. The post continued to raise funds for future shipments by holding a charity poker run on Sunday. Hundreds of motor... More...


Board decides on cuts in defeated school tab
List of reductions includes elimination of 27 proposed aides
BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — The Board of Education has accepted the $2 million budget cut ordered by the Township Council, but will not go along with certain areas the council recommended for cuts. More...


Grant money will help town purchase 70 acres
Value of property still to be determined due to developer’s appeal
BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer

MONROE — Thompson Park will be expanded by about 70 acres in what officials are calling the park’s third expansion. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Fund-raisers
June 10 • Centennial Anniversary Tricky Tray, sponsored by Sts. Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church, doors open at 6 p.m., event begins at 8 p.m., in the church hall, 9 Jeffrie Ave., South River. Prizes range in value from $10-$100. Money trees, theme baskets, 50/50. Admission is $6 in advanc More...
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 Letters
•Letters
East Brunswick must not become jumble of cell towers More...
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 Editorials
•Proposal has pros, cons and plenty of unknowns
When East Brunswick reached a deal this spring with Toll Brothers to redevelop a 32-acre Route 18 property known as the Golden Triangle, it came as no surprise. After all, the property’s sale to a builder was needed in order to spare residents from what would have been a hefty municipal tax hike. Th More...
•CARTOON
•Grads of 2005 should ‘endeavor to persevere’
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Boleslaw “Bolek” Waga Mr. Waga, 81, of Spotswood, died May 27 at home. He served with the U.S. Army during World War II. He was predeceased by an infant son, Jerzy. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Joanna F. Pazgrat Waga; three daughters, Irena B. Waga of Garfield, and Grace M. Cancel and More...
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 Schools
•On Campus
Andrea Sattinger, daughter of Joan and Loren Sattinger of East Brunswick, recently earned a bachelor of arts degree, summa cum laude and with departmental honors, from Rutgers College, New Brunswick, where she majored in journalism and media sciences with a minor in economics and was enrolled in the More...
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 Sports
•Knights finally get their Group IV title
It’s hard to believe that with all the success the Old Bridge boys track program has enjoyed over the years, the Knights had never been crowned Group IV champions. More...
•Thrilling indeed
•Chargers’ Dickinson makes her decision
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 Business
•Online calendar keeps events from competing
Volunteer experience gives rise to site for event planning, resources
More than a decade of experience as a volunteer didn’t help Loretta “Lori” Huddy avoid a pitfall dreaded by every committee running a major fund-raiser — planning an event for the same night as another benefit. More...
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