Second-year market moved to church lot on Gatzmer Ave.

BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer
It's a bigger market and officials hope a better one as well. The Jamesburg Farmers Market opened Saturday, a week earlier than last year's inaugural run, with more vendors and a new location. The vendors that last year set up shop on Saturdays along West Railroad Avenue can now be found in the lo...
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Hamilton not content with a good school system
BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer
Monroe Superintendent of Schools Kenneth Hamilton sees himself as an educator who truly believes that his work is his mission. "I believe that part of why I enjoy my work so much is because it is what I was born to do," he said June 6 during his first State of the District address at Monroe Towns... More...
BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer
The Monroe school district's strengths are staff commitment, community and board support, resources such as the Township Council, committed bargaining units, and growth. Its weaknesses include voter apathy, complacency, and program fragmentation. More...
BY BRIAN DONAHUE Staff Writer
MONROE — Residents in one of the township's adult communities are looking to go green, and they're inviting everyone else to go along with them. The Clearbrook Community Association (CCA) will sponsor a Green Fair from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 20, the first of what it expects will be an annua... More...
BY KATHY CHANG Staff Writer
SOUTH RIVER — The Borough Council is seeking grant funding to help subsidize the construction of a new George Street firehouse. Officials toured the firehouse earlier this month and said it is in much need of repair due to sinking floors and dilapidated conditions. More...

BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer
MONROE — We may look different on the outside, but inside we're all the same. That simple concept about diversity and acceptance is the theme of "The Purple Cow," a children's book written by Frances Greenblatt and illustrated by Martin Rich, both residents of Monroe's Concordia community. More...