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Front PageFebruary 8, 2007 


Residents sue over town's tax formula
Monroe's newer homes are unfairly assessed, lawsuit argues
BY JESSICA SMITH Staff Writer
      A group of citizens filed suit against Monroe Town-ship Friday saying they've been unfairly taxed and seeking to force a townwide revaluation. The Concerned Citizens of Monroe Township consists of more than 1,000 homeowners who have investigated what they believe to be unfair proper...
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Dancing queen
      Manisha Sashital, 16, of Monroe, performs during Zalak 07, a unique competition based on Indian classical dance held at Old Bridge High School Saturday. More than 200 performers took part in the event, sponsored by Marathi Vishwa.
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Family reflects on fight to keep daughter alive
With mom's kidney, East Bruns. girl, 2, has a bright future
BY MARY ANNE ROSS Correspondent
      Gabriella Gargione has all the charms of a typical 2-year-old ... big, blue eyes, curly hair, chubby cheeks and a smile that could melt the coldest of hearts. She is very friendly, enjoys playing with her Dora the Explorer doll and chatting about her new cousin, baby Sara.
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Postcards offer glimpse into Jamesburg's past
BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer
      JAMESBURG - A new exhibit at the Lakeview mansion features more than two dozen authentic postcards showing borough scenes in the early part of the 20th century. Borough Historian Tom Bodall said the postcards date back as far as 1903 and represent a vivid reminder of Jamesburg's past...
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E.B. adds 10 units of much-sought housing
Affordable rentals will be located in four condo complexes
BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer
      EAST BRUNSWICK - The township will receive nearly $1 million to help create more affordable housing in town. The township's rental housing units for low-income families is in great demand, and there is currently a waiting list of two to three years.
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GPS units stolen from cars parked along Rt. 18
      EAST BRUNSWICK - Five vehicles were broken into Saturday evening in three parking lots along Route 18. The break-ins occurred between 4:50 and 11 p.m., and in each case a GPS unit was stolen along with other items. Three of the vehicles were parked in the lot of the Brunswick Hil...
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Officer hurt in assault at Kabaret restaurant
Spotswood cops call for help as crowd converges on officers
      SPOTSWOOD - Two police officers found themselves swarmed by patrons at the Kabaret on Saturday night after responding to a fight in progress in the restaurant, police said. One of the officers, Patrolman Les Genovese, was injured as he tried to arrest a belligerent patron during the ...
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Wounded warriors get help from Spotswood
Students raise funds to help injured vets upon return to U.S.
BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer
      SPOTSWOOD - Spotswood High School teacher Frank Yusko was watching "The O'Reilly Factor" one night when New York Yankees center fielder Johnny Damon was on as national spokesman for the Wounded Warrior Project. The organization, Damon said, aims to supply returning amputee and whee...
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Pedestrian, 78, dies in Rues Lane accident
      EAST BRUNSWICK - A 78-year-old township man was killed yesterday when he was struck by a pickup truck while out for his morning walk. The accident occurred at 5:51 a.m. when a 2002 Dodge pickup being driven westbound on Rues Lane, approached the intersection of New Brunswick Avenue and...
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Soup's on
     Monroe's Betty Huntzinger fixes a serving of her cream of broccoli soup during the second annual "Soup For Pennies" charity event at the Monroe Township Senior Center Tuesday.
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Property owner's suit stalls redevelopment
Ford Ave. owner says Milltown falls short on affordable housing
BY JESSICA SMITH Staff Writer
      MILLTOWN - - The long-controversial Ford Avenue Redevelopment Plan is on hold pending the outcome of a lawsuit filed by the owner of the site.
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Producers offer a break from the 'in' sound
Local couple brings new music program to television audience
BY JESSICA SMITH Staff Writer
      EAST BRUNSWICK - For New Jersey residents tired of watching Britney, Fifty, Beyonce and Fergie on TV, there is now an alternative. "In Sound," a 30-minute television program that will showcase non-mainstream musicians, will premiere Friday at 8:30 p.m. and air again at 11:30 Feb. 1...
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Teen robbed of cash, iPod
      EAST BRUNSWICK - A 16-year-old township boy was assaulted and robbed while walking on Fetyko Avenue at 1:30 a.m. Jan. 27, according to a police report. The victim told police that a Hispanic male, about 16 years old and wearing a brown coat, walked past him and slapped him in the back ...
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Service award
      Frances Bard holds the plaque she received for her many years of service on the Monroe Township Historic Preservation Commission at the Jan. 29 Township Council meeting. Pictured are (l-r) Norma Plans, Warren Barnes, Renee Hobbs, Marcia Kirkpatrick, Mayor Richard Pucci, Bard, John Katerba...
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Boro honors cheer squad for national achievement
BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer
      SPOTSWOOD - - Members of the Golden Bear Chargers Pee Wee cheerleading squad were recognized at Borough Hall recently after placing third in a national competition. The Pee Wees, made up of girls ages 11-13 from East Brunswick and Spotswood, competed in December at Walt Disney World ...
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