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October 4, 2000

‘Quiet’ neighbor had huge cache of weapons Decorated Vietnam vet had stash of military hardware, including rocket launchers

Correspondent

A Spotswood resident arrested last weekend on a series of weapons charges is a "quiet, cooperative, isolated" man, whose drive to amass an arsenal that included machine guns and a missile launcher may have been fueled by post-traumatic stress disorder, according to his attorney. More...

Female officer files discrimination suit East Brunswick police sergeant says she was denied career advancement

Staff Writer

By Nicole C. Vaccaro

East Brunswick police officer Geraldine Garrett filed a lawsuit on Thursday claiming she was denied career advancement due to gender discrimination. More...

•	Kicking for the blind

•	Truck strikes school bus; no serious injuries reported

•	DARE fights drug abuse

•	After 54 years, WWII vet gets his medals

•	Monroe should receive $1.34 M

•	Council motions to preserve parcel on Washington Street Proposed senior housing development may become open space

•	High-kicking kids raise thousands for eye patient

•	S.R. church holds pet blessing

Bulletin Board

•	Community Bulletin Board South River Seniors

will meet on Oct. 5, 19 More...

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In Brief

•	VSA NJ seeks authors for Wordsmiths Competition

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Letters

•	Boy Scout stresses need to preserve open space in E.B.

I support preserving open space in East Brunswick. Schools are becoming more overcrowded as more land is developed. I would rather look at cows than at someone More...

•	Wants to end one-party government in East Brunswick

•	OBHS marching band wins top honors, rates support

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Sports

•	E.B. volleyballers peaking just in time for states Girls rebound from slow start to take eight of next nine matches

Staff Writer

The East Brunswick High School girls volleyball team has lost just two matches, but coach Greg Rutz is already looking forward to rematches with both Hunterdon Central and West Windsor South. More...

•	Spotswood soccer team looks to change its luck Series of close losses creates misleading record

•	Sayreville girls need five wins to qualify for states Bombers face tough schedule in run at tourney berth

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