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August 4, 2005
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SCOTT PILLING staff Dylan Hartrum (l) and George Newbold, both 10, enjoy their time off the ground on the Swing-A-Round ride at the Middlesex County Fair Monday. More...
Summerhill Square OK’d for Meyer’s site

Board concludes 10 months of hearings on Rte. 18 retail village More...


South River budget carries 22-cent hike

Mayor defends spending in light of criticism from GOP councilman More...


Chief lashes out about disrespect of volunteers
BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer

HELMETTA — Cursing, criticism and harassment. According to Helmetta Fire Chief Greg Bennett, these were among the ramifications of the disastrous flood that struck Helmetta July 17 — if you were a borough firefighter. More...


Crime fighters

PHOTOSBY STEVEN M. BARON Above, East Brunswick Police Lt. Joseph Ur displays equipment used by the SWAT Team during National Night Out Against Crime Tuesday at East Brunswick’s municipal complex. Below, members of the East Brunswick Water Rescue Team took turns doing demonstrations in a large w... More...


 Bulletin Board
•Fund-raisers
Aug. 5, 6 & 7 • “The Fine Art of Double-Crossing,” presented by the East Brunswick Young Adult Charity Players (EBYACP), 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 5 and 6, 2:30 p.m. on Aug. 7, at East Brunswick High School, 360 Cranbury Road. EBYACP is a nonprofit organization created to provide entertaining theatric More...
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 Letters
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No public accountability if state roads are privatized More...
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 Editorials
•Summerhill Square is an approval worth celebrating
Last week’s approval of Summerhill Square, a “lifestyle” shopping center proposed to replace the vacant and dilapidated Meyer’s Shopping Center, marks a victory for East Brunswick officials, residents, merchants and shoppers along Route 18. More...
•State should act on zones
•Redevelopment plan sure to cost taxpayers
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 Schools
•On Campus
Adam Eric Rothman, son of Ilene and Philip Rothman of East Brunswick, has been awarded a bachelor of arts degree, magna cum laude, from Princeton University, where he majored in chemistry. The recipient of departmental high honors in chemistry with a certificate from the Princeton Institute for Scie More...
•Board honors former members, student rep.
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 Sports
•Milltown legion team reaches region tourney
The 8-7 loss to Father & Son in the Middlesex County finals must have left a bad taste in the mouths of the ballplayers on the Milltown Post 25 Senior American Legion Team. More...
•Milltown juniors show perseverance in win
•Staying sharp in the summer
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