Eighty plots sold out quickly for inaugural season
BY MARY ANNE ROSS Correspondent
After two years of planning, East Brunswick's Community Garden opened Saturday with plenty of good will, a few laughs and lots of digging and planting.
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Ethics Board chairman calls lack of filings 'unfortunate'
BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer
Acomplaint has been filed with the Ethics Board claiming that numerous Milltown officials failed to file their required financial disclosure statements with the borough. John Paff, chairman of the Open Government Advocacy Project for the New Jersey Libertarian Party, filed the ethics complaint on... More...
Project aims to help youth at school in war-torn nation
BY BRIAN DONAHUE Staff Writer
EAST BRUNSWICK — A group of teachers at East Brunswick High School have volunteered to participate in a humanitarian project in which students create books to be used at a school in Uganda. Italian teacher Paula Haughney got the idea for Books of Hope last year while teaching French and pre... More...
BY KATHY CHANG Staff Writer
SOUTH RIVER — After several years of being known as the vacant Eckerd drugstore, the building on the corner of Thomas and Main streets will now house a Dunkin' Donuts restaurant and a Laundromat. In a unanimous vote April 21, the Planning Board voted in favor of an application from Bentley ... More...
EAST BRUNSWICK — Police are investigating a carjacking that took place Monday evening outside the Brunswick Square Mall, Route 18. Around 7:30 p.m., police were called to the parking lot outside Macy's on the report of a possible carjacking to meet with the alleged victim, a 77-year-old mal... More...
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Two officials recognized for over 20 years of service 