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      August 11, 2005  RSS feed
      Enthusiasm high for opening of new school
      K-2 facility to hold 600 students come start of school Sept. 6
      Not to scare the little ones, but school More...
      Gov’t agencies band together for solution
      Local, state, federal officials look at issues related to flooding
      BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer

      How do you stop a 100-year storm from causing flash floods? More...

      Town answers call to shut trucking biz
      Residents have argued that operation is not a permitted use in zone
      BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

      EAST BRUNSWICK More...


      At the fair

      Bright lights and spinning rides (top photo) were a common sight last week at the Middlesex County Fairgrounds in East Brunswick. The seven-day fair closed Sunday. More...


      Boro well shut down due to contaminants
      Spotswood now using two other wells; officials say no risk to residents
      BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

      SPOTSWOOD More...


       Letters
      • Letters
      E.B. police deserve praise for superb National Night Out
      The Pine Ridge Neighborhood Association would like to congratulate the Project 18 Community Policing Unit, and East Brunswick Police Department (EBPD) Patrolman Michael Knoll and Patrolman Frank LoSacco on the extraordinary job they did with the planning and organizing of East Brunswick More...
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       Opinion
      • Time to take stand against warehouses
      Your Turn
      Guest Column Warehouse development near residential zoning brings an invasion of unwanted traffic and general annoyance to homeowners. This is particularly true along Route 535, Cranbury-South River Road, and surrounding local roads near South Brunswick More...
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      • N.J. must find low-cost in-state tuition for immigrant students
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       Obituaries
      • Obituaries
      Ronald Kammerer Mr. Kammerer, 68, of Spotswood, died July 25 in Raritan Bay Medical Center, Old Bridge division. Prior to his retirement, he was employed as a truck driver with Shaw Industries, Jamesburg. He was predeceased by two sons, Ronald Kammerer, in 2002, and James Kammerer, in 2003. Su More...
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