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During holidays, Santa's not the only one making a list
Bar's collection of data raises questions on consumer privacy
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer
A Trenton bar's misuse of driver's license information has drawn interest from state Assembly members Bill Baroni and Linda Greenstein. More...
Revitalization goals for '07 to be discussed
Coalition wants input from residents on visions for Jamesburg's future
BY JESSICA SMITH Staff Writer

JAMESBURG - The borough Revitalization Coalition is hoping to get more of the community involved in the town's resurgence. More...

Deadline passes with no Toll Brothers' plan
Township attorney expects Golden Triangle site plan 'any day'
BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK - Though developer Toll Brothers is late submitting its plan for the Golden Triangle, township officials say they aren't worried. More...


Gifts galore

Above, Amy Pratico assembles decorations for the newly opened Jamesburg Emporium and Gift Loft, located above Pratico's flower shop, Sweet William and Thyme, East Railroad Avenue. Local vendors have collaborated for the holiday shopping venture, which runs through December. Left, items for sale run ... More...


Pietanza earns rare master board status

MILLTOWN - The borough's school board president was awarded with the distinction of Master Board Member (MBM) at the board's Nov. 21 meeting. More...


Milltown gets moving on historic committee
Council unanimous in support of agency focused on preservation
BY JESSICA SMITH Staff Writer

MILLTOWN - The borough is nearing its goal of forming a historic preservation advisory committee, which some residents consider an urgent undertaking. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Columbiettes will host Dec. 10 Christmas Tea
St. Bartholomew Columbiettes will host its annual Christmas Tea fundraiser at 2 p.m. on Dec. 10 at St. Bartholomew Knights of Columbus Council Home, 460 Ryders Lane, East Brunswick. More...
•E.B. Woman's Club to celebrate holidays
•Spotswood Chapel Players to offer Christmas show
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 Letters
•Wondering about the purpose of East Brunswick buying Heavenly Farms
After watching the Nov. 20 East Brunswick Township Council meeting on television, and hearing the discussion about the proposed septic system for the property formerly known as Heavenly Farms, I had to wonder. More...
•Board extends thanks to community for donations
•Bank is no substitute for town's heritage, quality of life
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 Editorials
• Coda
Stumped for a gift idea? Gift Guru to the rescue
Once again, it's time to hear from that master of holiday gifting, Mr. Gift Guru. His holiday diablerie will help his challenged male readership avoid purchasing the wrong spousal gift this season, and all seasons to come. More...
•New policies would shed light on approval process
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Carmela A. Novello Tornello Mrs. Tornello, 87, of East Brunswick, died Nov. 10, 2006, in Care One, East Brunswick. Prior to her retirement in 1979, she was a sales associate with J.C. Penney, East Brunswick, where she worked for more than 16 years. Surviving are her husband, Vincent; a son, Sa More...
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 Schools
•Students hit airwaves as part of school course
SPOTSWOOD - High school students who want to be in television or radio when they're older can get an early start on following that dream. More...
•Six student-led bands to rock at 'Band Bash'
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 Sports
•Knights make it 12 in a row over Bears
Come from behind to win the Battle of Route 18
At the half, East Brunswick appeared poised to break the streak.After losing the last 11 years to Old Bridge in the Battle of Route 18, the Bears, on the strength of a safety on the Knights' first possession and a Randall Nixon-to-Eric Eckhardt 10-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter, held a 9- More...
•Rutgers faces its biggest test (again) this Saturday
•Sports Shorts
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