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Applying to college ‘ain’t what it used to be’

Students now applying to a greater number of schools

College applicants looking to follow in the footsteps of their older brother or sister have recently been faced with a harsh reality More...

Church is rebuilding two years after blaze

BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

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So. River plans added measure to stop DWI

BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

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Crowd voices support for Dec. 14 referendum

Parents, employees call overcrowding, old facilities unacceptable

BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

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Council rejects bids for Heavenly Farms work

BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

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Local woman, 23, charged in hit-and-run of teenager

A South River woman has been charged in connection with a hit-and-run accident that seriously injured a Sayreville teenager who was riding his bike. More...

More Monroe farms headed for program

Officials say effort will help town achieve 50% of open space goal

BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer

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•	Ruth, Dimaggio help man recapture youth

•	Jamesburg re-created in unique art project

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Photo

•	In the Service

•	Fund-raisers

•	Police chase ends in gunfire, two arrests

•	4-year colleges sound off on the admissions process

•	Parents, staff get a lesson in gang activity

•	Grievers offered ‘Bill of Rights’ for holidays

•	Community colleges becoming increasingly popular choice

•	Busy schedule prepares senior for college

•	Firm selling glue that bonds glass seamlessly

•	Assembly panel OKs tree-removal proposal

•	Special delivery

•	Air at Raritan Center safe, Army Corps says

•	Police Beat

•	Gavlan’s to open soon

Bulletin Board

•	Tree lighting, scavenger hunt planned for Dec. 2

A Special Tree Lighting and Holiday Scavenger Hunt will begin at 7 p.m. on Dec. 2 at Veterans Park, West Railroad Avenue, Jamesburg. More...

•	Burger King Night to benefit senior class

•	Church to offer cookie walk, holiday bazaar

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Letters

•	Rescue squad needs more members

I would like to respond to the letter to the editor titled More...

•	Property and school taxes make for good mix in East Brunswick

•	Marine serving in Iraq grateful to supporters

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Editorials

•	Supply and demand driving admissions

In the tradition of the SAT, we ask our readers to answer this multiple-choice question: Trying to summarize your life More...

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Helene M. Casey Deniken Mrs. Deniken, 72, of South River, died Nov. 17 in Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Surviving are her husband, Richard Deniken; two sons, Richard Deniken of Cherry Hill and Kevin Deniken of Mount Olive, N.C.; four daughters, Maureen Whitehouse of Hami More...

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Schools

•	Spotswood H.S. senior has sights set on engineering

Scores of colleges have expressed interest in the talented teen

He More...

•	Aspiring anchorwoman expects to fulfill dreams

•	Stellar student has a good idea where his future lies

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Sports

•	Bears win another close one, advance to finals

Sayreville can

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•	Old Bridge boys prove themselves once again

•	Pingry holds on to knock off gutsy Lancers

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Business

•	Business Briefs

Nonprofit agencies in New Jersey that are interested in raising revenues and name recognition through marketing are invited to a half-day educational seminar titled More...

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