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August 3, 2006

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SCOTT PILLING staff Carol Ann Moccio, as "Roxie," rehearses with fellow members of the East Brunswick Young Adult Charity Players Tuesday at Churchill Junior High School, Norton Road. The nonprofit group will perform "Way Off Broadway" Aug. 4-6 as a benefit for Camp Daisy, which serves children with disabilities. Call (732) 257-7329 for more information. More...

Board defends actions in coach prayer case

Borden says ruling is good news for coaches throughout the country More...

Approval means historic home will be demolished

Milltown officials express concerns over look of two new homes More...

Remote meter reading on table in South River

BY MICHAEL ACKER Staff Writer

SOUTH RIVER - Residents concerned about estimated utility bills may no longer have that problem if the borough switches to a system that allows precise meter readings to be done remotely. More...

Aid reduces municipal tax increase

BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK - The municipal tax rate will be reduced to approximately 6 cents, since officials learned they will receive $350,000 in state extraordinary aid this year. More...

•	Fundraisers

•	Fair organizers hope for high spirits, lower temps

•	Local teens arrested in string of burglaries

•	'Way Off Broadway'

•	Several injured in rush hour pile-up on Rt. 18

•	Panel to study ethics, standards in Monroe

•	Pair kept mail going despite surroundings

•	Summer production magnificent for kids

•	Smells fishy

•	Seniors test-drive new shuttle service

•	Volunteers air concerns over Web site handling

•	Luncheon, comedian set for Senior Chai meeting

Bulletin Board

•	Alzheimer's support group slates meeting

The Alzheimer's Disease Support Network of Middlesex County will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. on Aug. 10 in the Piscataway Senior Center, Hoes Lane. More...

•	'Nina's Tragedies' next up at film festival

•	Hospital auxiliary to sponsor A.C. bus trip

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Letters

•	Voters deserve elected officials who will fix state's problems

The recent budget crisis in New Jersey had the state's citizens up in arms. No work and thus no pay for state employees. No beaches. No parks. And let us not forget no casinos or horse racing. After a weeklong stalemate, the drama finally came to an end. But the unfortunate reality is that nothing h More...

•	Thanks to all who offered prayers, funds, concern

•	Historic home should be restored to its former elegance

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Editorials

•	Ruling more a compromise than a win for one side

The Marcus Borden lawsuit may indeed be over, but while many seem to think there is a clear winner in the case, that's up for debate. Did Borden win? One would think so judging by the spin some media outlets have placed on the story. But the July 25 ruling actually provides more of a clarification o More...

•	Zambrano feels 'awful,' and well he should

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Robert J. Driscoll Sr. Mr. Driscoll, 82, of Parlin, died July 28 at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in Elizabeth, he resided in Parlin the pat 52 years. He was an electrician at PSE&G, Elizabeth, for 30 years, retiring in 1980. He served with the U.S. Army during W More...

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Schools

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On Campus

Lauren Tucker, daughter of Sylvia and Bruce Tucker of East Brunswick, recently earned a bachelor of science degree in elementary education, magna cum laude, from West Chester University, West Chester, Pa., where she was a member of the Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society. More...

•	Asbestos discovered at school is removed

•	Summer break ... Who needs it???

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Sports

•	Burlew and freestyle motocross a natural match

Cliffwood Beach native makes name for himself on IFMA tour

Derek Burlew can still remember the first time he rode a dirt bike. Just barely, however. Most people don't tend to remember all that much when they're only 4 years-old, an age most little boys are more apt to play with toy trucks or action figures, maybe even a ball and glove. More...

•	Monroe Gold team reaches Hillsborough Tourney final

•	Milltown bows out of state Legion tournament

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