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September 16, 2004

STEVEN M. BARON Kim and David Bell quietly reflect in front of South River’s memorial to Sept. 11 on the third anniversary of the terror attacks Saturday. The couple was introduced by borough resident Christopher More Dincuff, who was killed on 9/11.

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Board clears Neary’s name in bank dealing

Mayor asked ethics panel to review matter involving property sale More...

Nonprofit tees off to aid Special Olympics

Chi Chi Rodriguez, Peter Jacobsen to headline golf outing More...

School bids farewell to 2 of its favorites

Longtime athletic official, popular custodian both retired in August

BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

SOUTH RIVER More...

2 pupils left on buses as school year begins

BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

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Fair is fair

PHOTOS BY JERRY WOLKOWITZ staffCheyenne Archer, 3, of Roosevelt, gets some help from her father, Dan, in feeding a goat during the Monroe Township Country Fair on Sunday. More...

County readies tribute to Vietnam casualties

This past Aug. 20 may have been just another day for most people in Middlesex County, but for the family of Michael James Coyle, it was a day of remembrance and loss. More...

•	Spotswood marks end of school construction

•	Girls report man watching them near their bus stops

•	Liquor store owner wants earlier hours

•	There’s no place like home . . .

•	New administrator hired in Spotswood

•	Charity outing in firefighter’s memory

•	A cappella concert will benefit Women Aware

•	Fund-raisers

•	Pride in Milltown Day set for Oct. 2

•	Soviet works are focus of Zimmerli exhibition

•	Middlesex County College hosts robots

•	Group aiding needy gears up for annual yard sale

•	JERRY WOLKOWITZ staff Fernando Marino, 4, has the final touches of paint applied by Cheryl Currier to complete his transformation into Spider-Man at the Monroe Township Country Fair on Sunday.

•	Crossroads OK’d in council’s 6-3 vote

•	Residents want to provide homeless with life’s basics

•	Eight turn hardships into bright futures

•	Monroe woman follows dream to open pet store

Bulletin Board

•	E.B. cultural festival scheduled for Oct. 10

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•	Liberty Ballroom to be topic at meeting

•	Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts set Sept. 18 registration

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Letters

•	S.R. senior club members grateful for use of space

Senior clubs in our neighboring towns have the luxury of having their own buildings for meetings and events. More...

•	Vote was to renovate, not waste money, in S.R.

•	Forget ‘transit village,’ use land for rec complex

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Opinion

•	Snuff mill announcement came as disappointment

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Cartoon

•	Work needed on funding issue

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Josephine Seltsam Dittmyre Mrs. Dittmyre, 95, of Spotswood, died Sept. 11 at home. Prior to her retirement in 1970, she was employed at Marion Dress Co., South River, where she worked for more than 20 years as a trimmer. Her husband, James F. Dittmyre, died in 1972. Surviving are two sons, James More...

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Sports

•	Kosa, Bears chasing down a milestone win

Monday

This will be a memorable year for the perennially powerful East Brunswick High School girls soccer team. More...

•	FARRAH MAFFAI staff East Brunswick’s Brad Reine holds off Monroe's Spencer Lawrence during their teams’ game in East Brunswick on Tuesday. Monroe knocked off the previously unbeaten Bears (2-1-1), 3-1, to get to 2-0 on the young season.

•	Bombers only local team to fall in week one

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