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April 13, 2006
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Avi Elk (l) and Ephraim Ness, both 3, watch as Sholomber Ginsberg mixes flour and water to make matzah during the hands-on Matzah Bakery event held Sunday at ShopRite, West Prospect Street, in conjunction with the Chabad of East Brunswick. Guests who helped More...
Proposals vary from 4 tax cut to 83-cent hike
School board races contested in Monroe, Milltown, E. Bruns.
BY BRIAN DONAHUE Staff Writer

Residents of Middlesex County will have plenty to choose from when they vote in the April 18 school elections, with crowded contests in some Board of Education races and school budgets that, in most cases, carry tax increases. More...


Plan to raze historic J'Burg home opposed
Land Use Board to decide on proposal for 3 new homes
BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer

Local officials are hoping one Jamesburg landmark makes it to its 200th birthday ... and far beyond. More...


Lawsuit likely as boro votes to dead-end road
Council majority goes against Silverline in closing off gate
BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer

MILLTOWN - A North Brunswick factory's efforts to allow restricted use of its Milltown entrance gate may have hit a dead end. More...


Arabian nights
PHOTOS BY MIGUEL JUAREZ staff

Appleby School fifth-graders, including Alex Carros (center) as Alladin and Lauren Critelli as Jasmine, staged three sold-out performances of "Aladdin Jr." in Spotswood last week. The show featured 79 students and was directed by Chris Slavicek, with musical direction from Barbara Cottrell. Belo... More...


 Bulletin Board
•Fundraisers
April 14 + Silent Auction, sponsored by Sayreville Boy Scout Troop No. 97, 7 p.m., at the MacArthur Avenue Firehouse, Sayreville. Auction includes Mets tickets, spa visits, a slot machine, pet-sitting, more. Bingo games. Snacks available for purchase. Proceeds support the Boy Scouts' upcoming More...
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 Letters
•Letters
Nine-period day will benefit EBHS students on all levels
This letter is in response to the letter to the editor from Arlene Rosenthal ("Don't Waste Tax Dollars on Unnecessary Teacher Salaries") that appeared in the April 6 issue of the Sentinel. More...
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 Editorials
•Residents are feeling pain of school costs
We have come to the time of year when New Jersey residents will head to the voting booth to cast their ballot on the only budget in which they have a say - school budgets. More...
•For the Record
•In spring, she bares the collector's soul
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Leroy G. Burke Sr. Mr. Burke, 79, of East Brunswick, died March 28 at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Prior to his retirement, he was employed at Hermann Forwarding Co., South Brunswick. He was a former member of the East Brunswick Special Police. A daughter, Grace Joan More...
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 Schools
•Tax decrease proposed in boro's school budget
Jamesburg residents can expect to spend $48 less next year
JAMESBURG - In an unusual turn of events for a modern-day New Jersey school district, residents can expect their taxes go down if they pass the proposed school budget. More...
•Milltown candidates share views at forum
•Citizens distribute info on possible budget cuts
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 Sports
•Falcons looking every bit like a contender
Despite suffering its first loss of the season, a 6-5 decision to North Brunswick on Tuesday, the 6-1 Monroe High School baseball team has burst from the gate with nothing less than an explosion of power. More...
•Knights' Frischman wins Bill Denny Award
•Old Bridge golfers still rounding into form
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