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MIGUEL JUAREZ staff Nicholas Zades, 5, of East Brunswick, welcomes Santa Claus to his room at Saint Peter’s University Hospital, New Brunswick, on Friday. East Brunswick police, including (l-r) Sgt. Dan Melnick, dispatcher Rich Akens (as Santa) and Patrolman Mike Tota, brought gifts to children at t... More...
Artists’ generosity allows kids to cheer up mom with unique gift

Nicholas Eucaliptus wanted to give something really special to his mother this Christmas. The 12-year-old noticed that his mother, Catherine, was feeling sad and wanted to cheer her up. He would discover one afternoon on Van Liew Avenue in Milltown just how he could accomplish that. More...


School will cost more than was approved; new figures coming in Jan. BY JESSICA SMITH Staff Writer School officials in Monroe remain unsure about the exact cost of the new high school as they await a detailed estimate that will be completed sometime next week. More...


Calvano says she brought more open dialogue to meetings

EAST BRUNSWICK — It’s been a long four years for Councilwoman Christi Calvano, but that doesn’t mean she isn’t pleased with some of the things she’s accomplished. Calvano, who decided not to seek re-election this year, will wrap up her council service this week. More...


Councilman calls for blanket hiring freeze on municipal positions

EAST BRUNSWICK –– It’s never too early to start worrying about the next year’s budget. But it can be too early to spend money for a budget year that has not yet arrived. Such issues are at the forefront of an ongoing discussion between members of the Township Council and admin... More...


NORTH BRUNSWICK — Residents attending an informal workshop regarding the replacement of the Route 1 bridge between Ryders Lane and Milltown Road were upset to learn the design process is in its final phases. Although an information session was held on Dec. More...


East Brunswick Hadassah will sponsor a program titled “Our Parents, Ourselves: Looking Ahead to the Challenges of Growing Older” at 7:45 p.m. on Jan. 8 at the East Brunswick Jewish Center, 511 Ryders Lane. Panelists will include geriatric-care manager Liz Salston, attorney Ben Menashe a... More...
At a recent Sunday church service the sermon contained a message that asked the people, “Are you doing everything you can to help your fellow man?” I thought about the homeless men in Middlesex County, and I gave myself a failing grade. I called the Ozanam Inn, New Brunswick, where home... More...
Gr eg B ean Coda Well, one more holiday season is nearly gone, and once again I’ve failed when it comes to having the perfect decoration for my living room window — a beautiful gal leg lamp like the one in “A Christmas Story. More...
Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries as a free community service, at no charge to the families of the deceased or to the funeral homes that provide the information. Robert A. Hobson Sr. Mr. Hobson, 77, of Freehold, died Dec. 14 at The Manor Care Center, Freehold Township. ... More...
Local hoops teams chase tourney titles
With a relatively young team and little varsity experience, it’s not too surprising that the Old Bridge High School boys basketball team has struggled in the early going. Nevertheless, coach Rocky Knowles said his team has time to right the ship. More...