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District, residents reach compromise
Sound barrier to help buffer neighbors from school traffic
BY BRIAN DONAHUE Staff Writer
School officials and neighbors of the Hammarskjold Middle School in East Brunswick came to terms last week on changes designed to limit the noise and effects of the school's expansion. More...

Rabbi Eliezer Zaklikovski of the Chabad Jewish Center in Monroe holds a shofar made from a ram's horn in preparation for Rosh Hashana, which begins at sundown Friday. Students in the center's new Hebrew school made the shofar on Sunday at the Gravel Hill Road synagogue. More...

Commerce Bank OK'd to replace four houses
Jamesburg officials say bank is a positive addition to downtown
BY JESSICA SMITH Staff Writer

A new Commerce Bank branch will soon be built in place of several existing buildings at a prominent Jamesburg intersection. More...


Kunz resigns B.A. post after two years
BY MICHAEL ACKER Staff Writer

SOUTH RIVER - The Borough Council bid farewell to Business Administrator Joseph Kunz at what would be his last public meeting Monday. More...


Kickin' back
PHOTOS BY JEFF GRANIT staff

Above: Soccer was the name of the game on the new turf fields at East Brunswick's Heavenly Farms during Labor Day weekend. The township's soccer club hosted some 120 teams over two days at that location and two other parks on Cranbury Road. At left: Shannon Nulty, 13, of East Brunswick, fends off Ke... More...


YMCA gets new fitness center up and running
BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK - The Raritan Valley YMCA has opened its new wellness center and is holding an open house next week. More...


Lack of parking waived for pizza place
BY JESSICA SMITH Staff Writer

JAMESBURG - The borough's Land Use Board last week waived parking requirements for a pizzeria that has been proposed at 27C East Railroad Ave. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Fundraisers
Sept. 21 + Used Inkjet and Laser Computer Cartridge Collection, sponsored by the Spotswood High School Band. Drop-off boxes located at all Spotswood schools; Spotswood Public Library, Spotswood Post Office and Kearny Bank, all Main Street; KrisKell Creations Hair Salon, Summerhill Road. Procee More...
•Community Bulletin Board
•Community Bulletin Board
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 Letters
•Unenforced laws cause disruption in lives of residents
I'm very disappointed to see the indifferent attitude expressed at public meetings by East Brunswick Mayor William Neary and the Township Council to the pleas of the residents. People come to the council meetings to voice their concerns over conditions, which, if not corrected, negatively impact the More...
•'This investigation will not stop with Lynch'
•Double-dipping becoming a way of life in New Jersey
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 Editorials
•Riggs will be missed on Monroe Twp. Council
There are big shoes to fill in Monroe. While that is the case for John Riggs in taking on the paid position of township environmental protection manager last held by the late Joe Montanti, it is also the case for whoever is chosen to replace Riggs on the Township Council. More...
• Coda
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Mary Tornese Errico Roselli Mrs. Roselli, 94, of South River, died Sept. 10 in Madison Center, Old Bridge. Her first husband, Joseph A. Errico, died in 1952; a stepson, Joe Errico, died in 2001; her second husband, Charles Roselli, died in 1975; a stepson, Cosmo Rafano, died in 1998; and a ste More...
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 Schools
•Project links students with history, namesake
Teacher researches Churchill's history for graduate program
EAST BRUNSWICK - When Churchill Junior High School was dedicated in January 1964, four months after it opened, Winston Churchill was invited, but could not attend. More...
•Resident: Board should have negotiated legal bill
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 Sports
•Rutgers remains perfect with win over Ohio U.
When Greg Schiano was quoted at the end of last season saying that he had a plan, and that his football program at Rutgers was right where he expected it to be, some people laughed. More...
•Scrappy Knights look like an improved team
•Loaded Bears team is among state's very best
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 Business
•Every day's a party at new Spotswood biz
SPOTSWOOD -- After years of work in the corporate world, a local woman has fulfilled a lifelong dream of owning her own business. More...
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