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September 15, 2005
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Report lays out goals, possibilities for Rt. 33
Ballpark complex could hinge on outcome of Manalapan plan More...

Frank LoSacco, a diver with the East Brunswick Police Department Scuba Team, was one of several officers Friday to help retrieve cars submerged at Sayreville’s “Acapulco Lake.” For story, see page 20. More...

Theater group readies final show at theater

Community Players raising funds for move to Cranbury Rd. site More...


Potential use of eminent domain disputed in E.B.
BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — The township could see resistance if it tries to bring a local car wash property into a Route 18 redevelopment plan. More...


Main Street building turns 200 this year
South River Museum formerly housed church, borough clerk’s office
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

SOUTH RIVER — If buildings could talk, this one would have a lot of stories to tell. More...


Billy Marlow, 6, and Amanda Tur, 8, jump for joy on the moonwalk during the annual St. Euphrosynia Belarusian Greek-Orthodox Church Festival, held recently in South River. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Fund-raisers
Sept. 16 • Oldies Dance, sponsored by Spotswood American Legion Post No. 253, 8-11 p.m., at the post home, Devoe Avenue, next to the lake. Music of the ’50s, ’60s. Admission is $7 per person and includes soda, cake, coffee, tea. Singles welcome. Call Tony at (732) 251-0970 . More...
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 Letters
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Residents urged to take part in ’05 Heart Walk Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women. According to the American Heart Association, a woman is 10 times as likely to die from heart disease as from breast cancer. Nearly 500,000 women die each year in our country due to cardiovascular disea More...
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 Editorials
•It’s safe to smoke but only in your dreams
Coda
After many years as an ex-smoker, I took the habit up again this week, and I’m enjoying it immensely. More...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Morgan L. Burgess Sr. Mr. Burgess, 68, of East Brunswick, died Sept. 2 at home. Surviving are his wife, Myrtle Bell Burgess; a son, Morgan Burgess Jr. of East Brunswick; a stepson, Leroy; a daughter, Mellenie Burgess of Piscataway; four stepdaughters, Renee, Andrina, Patricia and Sherril, all More...
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 Schools
•Spotswood H.S. closes Monday due to outage
SPOTSWOOD — Students reported to Spotswood High School Monday morning but were sent home after two hours due to a power outage that had continued since a tractor-trailer knocked down nearby lines a day earlier. More...
•Teacher is recognized in surprise presentation
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 Sports
•Frischman, Knights are off and running
Old Bridge expects to contend for Red Division title
With a solid opening performance under its belt, the Old Bridge High School football team is looking to upgrade last year’s 6-4 mark and become a contender in the Greater Middlesex Conference Red Division. More...
•Falcons turning the program around
•Chargers view season as a learning process
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 Business
•Every kid’s dream: Candy, cones and sweet chaos
When other kids were playing with GameBoys, A.J. Camhi was running his own small business empire. More...
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