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October 26, 2006

A place for wildlife to live in harmony

Monroe farm is one permit shy of becoming an animal rehab clinic

Those who know Renee Hobbs might say her Monroe Township house looks like a zoo, and it would not be considered an insult. More...

Ghosts or not, cast set to conjure spooky fun

'Haunted Lakeview' shows will be presented Saturday and Sunday

BY JESSICA SMITH Staff Writer

For those who dare to enter Lakeview this weekend, there may be more of a scare in store than they bargained for. More...

$1.7M contract tabled due to absence of plan

E.B. council votes 3-2 to put off action on community arts center

EAST BRUNSWICK - A concrete infrastructure must have concrete plans. More...

Police car used to halt runaway car on Ryders

BY JESSICA SMITH Staff Writer

A Milltown police officer is credited with preventing injuries or worse when he managed to stop an out-of-control, driverless vehicle from careening into oncoming traffic on Ryders Lane in East Brunswick. More...

•	Familiar faces on ballot for Boro Council seats

•	Teen fronts Russian orchestra on debut CD

•	Parties disagree over full-time mayor issue

•	E.B. Democrats tout record of last 4 years

•	Council told Route 18 plan is not so golden

•	Group wants 365 reasons to like NJ

•	Boy, 9, plans fundraiser for children with cancer

•	Dems, GOP hash out issues in South River

•	Sparking an interest

•	To air or not to air

Bulletin Board

•	Fund-raisers

Oct. 27 & 28 + Haunted River Walk, sponsored by Joyce Kilmer School class of 2007, 7-9 p.m., at the new Mill Pond path starting at the gazebo near the Milltown Rescue Squad building, Main Street. Advance-sale tickets cost $7 for adults, $5 for students, $3 for seniors; add $1 for tickets purch More...

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Letters

•	Holt's amendment promotes transit security

George W. Bush likes to portray Democrats as soft on security, but Democrats like Rep. Rush Holt (D-12) have been proving the president wrong. More...

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•	Freeholder's actions won't stifle resident's right to speak up

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Editorials

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Your Turn

Time for bipartisan council in East Brunswick

What does it take to realize that East Brunswick residents need a bipartisan Township Council, if for no other reason than to reduce wasteful spending? More...

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Coda

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Jennie J. Telleri Lovas Mrs. Lovas, 83, of Piscataway, died Oct. 14, 2006, in Raritan Bay Medical Center, Perth Amboy division. Surviving are her husband, Richard Lovas; eight sisters, Josephine Hall, Grace Manfre, Lucy R. Bisso and Connie Brusca, all of North Brunswick, Millie Romer, Rose Ede More...

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Schools

•	So. River schools' goals set in three-year plan

SOUTH RIVER - The Board of Education recently approved a three-year strategy plan dubbed the "Blueprint for Excellence." More...

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Sports

•	Bombers-Knights play with plenty on the line

Monroe, South River improve standings in playoff race with wins

Sayreville clinched a playoff spot with a 7-6 win over East Brunswick on Friday. Old Bridge did the same with its 20-13 win over Woodbridge. More...

•	GMCT soccer title picture up in the air

•	Vianney boys will be a dangerous team in state tournament play

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