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March 18, 2004

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CHRIS KELLY staff A crowd sifts through thousands of books at the Brunswick Square Mall Monday during opening night of the 30th annual Bargain Book and Media Sale. More...

Property revaluation begins later this month

Some residents could
see taxes increase
as result of process

BY VINCENT TODARO
Staff Writer

A revaluation of all Spotswood property is about to begin, but residents first need the correct number to call with any questions. More...

Double-digit decrease expected in Helmetta

Tax cut expected
due to decreasing costs, more state aid

BY TARA PETERSEN
Staff Writer

After years of dealing with unusually steep property-tax increases, some good news is finally in store for Helmetta residents. More...

Clubhouse wins national senior housing award

MONROE More...

Board talks cuts in technology spending

Budget discussions
continue through April 1
on E.B. school budget

BY VINCENT TODARO
Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK More...

Milltown readies for cable contract renewal

BY TARA PETERSEN
Staff Writer

MILLTOWN More...

•	Student wins contest with thoughts on NJ

•	EBPD gets new officers

•	Contractors seek bids to build water towers

•	Holt, Magistro honorees

•	Dunkin’ Donuts plan includes sound barrier

•	Soldier shares his Iraq experience with pupils

•	Monroe man charged with animal cruelty

•	Aid boost brings lower tax hike in Jamesburg

•	Exhibit will spotlight impact of Revolution

•	2,000 county residents celebrate Purim holiday

•	Girl Scout hopes her passion turns to ‘gold’ 16-year-old teaches others about role of women firefighters

•	Police: Pair had $18K worth of stolen clothes

•	Officials rethink water options due to high bid

•	Wendy’s free to build on Ryders Lane site

Bulletin Board

•	County sets dates for hazardous waste drop-off

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•	Legion of Mary to hold

•	Princeton Symphony to perform in Monroe

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Letters

•	Taxpayers lose under guise of environmental protection

The following is a copy of a letter I recently sent to Sen. Barbara Buono (D-18th). More...

•	Zoning Board must deny Dunkin’ Donuts proposal

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Editorials

•	Tough calls for board

Making a decision on a controversial building application is no easy task for volunteers serving on land use boards in our communities. The members of planning and zoning boards have to weigh a complex group of mostly subjective factors before rendering his or her decision, knowing all the while that saying yes or no could ultimately affect the quality of life for some residents and also have a lasting More...

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Edward David Herbert

Mr. Herbert, 44, of Montgomery Township, formerly of East Brunswick, died March 11 in Old Bridge. He was predeceased by his parents, Eloise Rajek Herbert and Daniel H. More...

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Sports

•	Hamrah, Zannetti upset in state wrestling finals

For all the anticipation and hype that led up to Sunday More...

•	E.B. team should be among the GMC’s best

•	Spotswood girls enter season with optimism

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Business

•	Prudential Properties welcomes Lilly Villar

Lilly Villar is now working as a team with her husband, Albert Villar, in the Prudential New Jersey Properties East Brunswick office. More...

•	Two area Red Cross agencies join forces

•	Associates achieve goals

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