BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer
HELMETTA - The borough has received three grants totaling $70,000 for park improvements, borough hall renovations and the purchase of equipment for the Public Works Department. More...
E. Brunswick resident will lead New Jersey chapter of AARP
BY MARY ANNE ROSS Correspondent
EAST BRUNSWICK - Local senior citizens and dignitaries gathered Saturday at the East Brunswick Chateau to honor one of their own. More...
EAST BRUNSWICK - Police are investigating the burglaries of five businesses in a Summerhill Road strip mall. More...
Greater Media Inc., Boston, will be celebrating its 50th anniversary in broadcasting throughout 2006. Owned by the Bordes family, the company was originally founded in 1956 by Yale classmates Peter A. Bordes and Joseph Rosenmiller. More...
BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer
MONROE - Township officials are amending the master plan with the stated goal of benefiting several homeowners and easing potential drainage issues. More...
Towns would post signs about construction plans at builders' expense
A state assemblyman from Middlesex County wants to require towns to erect signs notifying residents of proposed building applications. More...
Ernestine Ilcken, of East Brunswick, displays her craft at the Lap Tapestry Club booth during the recent Community Day at Brunswick Square Mall, Route 18. More...
Expert says PCBs are 'everywhere,' even in food
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer
Are you at risk?With 11 sites now confirmed to have received concrete from the former Ford Motor Co. More...
Deng wants to raise awareness of what has happened to his country More...
Lisa Steinfeld, of East Brunswick, sorts the many books she was buying at the 32nd annual Bargain Book and Media Sale last week. The weeklong sale was sponsored by the East Brunswick Friends of the Library and held at the Brunswick Square Mall. More...
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer
NORTH BRUNSWICK - The idea behind "the more, the merrier" definitely applied last Thursday night as roughly 85 residents had the opportunity to overlook and critique three preliminary design layouts for the Johnson & Johnson property as formulated by More...
Counselor tells students alcohol, binge drinking often lead to assault
BY LAYLI WHYTE Staff Writer
Women between the ages of 15 and 19 are four times more likely to become victims of sexual assault than women in any other age group, according to Ellen Bloom, acting coordinator of a rape care program. More...
Township ceases issuance of permits, COs at Woodhaven
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer
OLD BRIDGE - The clock is ticking. More...
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer
OLD BRIDGE - A township man was injured Friday night in a carjacking that took place near Route 18. More...
BY MICHAEL ACKER Staff Writer
SAYREVILLE - An early morning fire March 18 destroyed a borough home and resulted in the death of a house pet. More...
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer
Let the county be your treadmill.The Brunswick Cup, a series of four 5K races, will celebrate its first year with runs scheduled in North, South, East and New Brunswick through October. More...
Company to pay $100K for study on developments' effects
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer
The South Brunswick Planning Board has reversed a Feb. 15 decision that denied a developer permission to build a 1.8 million-square-foot warehouse complex on Davidsons Mill Road amid concerns over flooding and traffic. More...
Upset by audience comments at council meeting
After watching the Milltown Borough Council meeting on March 15, I was appalled at the audience comments that were directed at the council. Most had to do with the vote on the vacant seat for which John Collins was nominated. More...
March 22 brought a tragedy of near unprecedented proportions to the region. More...
Coda
Greg Bean
I was listening to the folks on National Public Radio last Wednesday morning, talking about the poor coyote that authorities were chasing around New York%27s Central Park with helicopters, tranquilizer darts and the like, and I wondered why they just More...
Jersey Blues off to another fast start this spring
BY TIM MORRIS Staff Writer
For the Brookdale Community College women%27s softball team, the 2006 season isn%27t about anything but this year. More...
BY SHAWN LAYTON Staff Writer
METUCHEN - The St. Joseph High School boys volleyball team opens the 2006 season with a 3:45 p.m. home game Tuesday against Edison. More...
BY WARREN RAPPLEYEA Staff Writer
Four key seniors - two pitchers and two middle infielders - return to lead the Old Bridge High School baseball team as it looks to improve upon last year%27s 14-12 mark. More...
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