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December 28, 2006

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MIGUEL JUAREZ staff Nicholas Zades, 5, of East Brunswick, welcomes Santa Claus to his room at Saint Peter More...

Portrait gift shows essence of Christmas

Artists

BY MARY ANNE ROSS Correspondent

Nicholas Eucaliptus wanted to give something really special to his mother this Christmas. The 12-year-old noticed that his mother, Catherine, was feeling sad and wanted to cheer her up. He would discover one afternoon on Van Liew Avenue in Milltown just how he could accomplish that. More...

Cost increase for new high school unknown

School will cost more than was approved; new figures coming in Jan. BY JESSICA SMITH Staff Writer School officials in Monroe remain unsure about the exact cost of the new high school as they await a detailed estimate that will be completed sometime next week. More...

Lone Republican bids farewell to council

Calvano says she brought more open dialogue to meetings

BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK More...

Stahl: Too much $$ being spent, too soon

Councilman calls for blanket hiring freeze on municipal positions

BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK More...

Officials say Rt. 1 bridge project lacks foresight

BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK More...

Caroling

CHRIS KELLY staff Weldon Reed, of Monroe, holding 5-month-old daughter Rubie Elizabeth, sings along during the recent holiday lantern tour of downtown Freehold. More...

•	Teens charged in thefts that spanned six weeks

•	Mental illness to be topic at meeting

•	All about the moment for this one-man band

•	New Milltown panel will focus on the old

•	Kids’ visits home make for a special Christmas

•	Volunteers serve up food and friendship

•	Youth bring joy to seniors

•	Mitzvah Day

•	Roadwork, curbs come with three new homes

•	2006 in photos

•	Rubbed the wrong way, mother invents solution

•	Helmetta gets $168K for Maple St. project

•	Reservations due Jan. 5 for B’nai B’rith dinner

•	Four treasures arrive in time for Christmas

•	Annual toy giveaway

•	Billboard sends sobering message on drunk driving

Bulletin Board

•	Hadassah program will address aging

East Brunswick Hadassah will sponsor a program titled More...

•	Blood-pressure checks scheduled at hospital

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Letters

•	Housing homeless men ought to be a priority for Middlesex freeholders

At a recent Sunday church service the sermon contained a message that asked the people, More...

•	Support, generosity made coat drive a success

•	Writer wants to know why trees were cut down

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Editorials

•	Next year, how ’bout a nice lamp, Santa?

Gr eg B ean Coda Well, one more holiday season is nearly gone, and once again I More...

•	Rutgers University board should continue sports teams

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries as a free community service, at no charge to the families of the deceased or to the funeral homes that provide the information. Robert A. Hobson Sr. Mr. Hobson, 77, of Freehold, died Dec. 14 at The Manor Care Center, Freehold Township. Born in Quincy, Mass., he moved to Staten Island, N.Y., when he was 10 years old. More...

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Sports

•	Old Bridge boys are a true work in progress

Local hoops teams chase tourney titles

With a relatively young team and little varsity experience, it More...

•	Football at CBA rumor is emerging once again

•	Rutgers men learning how to win consistently

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