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      May 24, 2007  RSS feed
      Developer expects some housing units occupied in early '08
      As bricks from a warehouse building of the snuff mill tumbled to the ground, it marked the end of one era, and the beginning of a new one. Mayor Nancy Martin, members of the Helmetta Borough Council and representatives of Kaplan Cos. came together at the mill Tuesday to herald the first major demolition at the former Helme Tobacco Co. site. More...
      Builder seeks board approval for 90 units on Ryders Lane site

      EAST BRUNSWICK - Arguments and questions centered on traffic and other impact issues during a three-hour-plus hearing last week on a plan to build 90 age-restricted housing units on Ryders Lane. The Zoning Board of Adjustment held the first of what could be several hearings on the application known as Quail Cove during the May 17 meeting. More...

      Clockwise from top left: Drew Walsh pitches for the East Brunswick police team during Saturday's annual Guns & Hoses charity softball game at Bicentennial Park, Riva Avenue. Mikayla Helmold (l) and Allison Mee, both of East Brunswick, get ready to have some fun. Mikayla, who has Ewing's sarcoma, was the beneficiary of this year's game. Last year's game benefited Allison, battling a blood disorder. Joe Ur, a lieutenant with the East Brunswick Police Department, connects with the ball. The police, firefighters and rescue squad members raised more than $7,500. More...


      Local communities are gearing up to honor those who have fought for their country with a host of events this weekend, including parades and more solemn services. Residents are invited to attend the Memorial Day ceremonies, watch the parade or simply do their part by reflecting on those who fought to protect the nation in the past and those fighting overseas today. More...


      Advance tickets offered for St. Stan's Carnival
      Discounted ride tickets and ad vance 50/50 raffle tickets for the up coming 2007 St. Stan's Carnival to be held on the St. More...
      As you know, Saturday, May 12, was the annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. The staff of the Deacons Food Cupboard of the Jamesburg Presbyterian Church would like to thank all of the folks who helped with checking expiration dates and sorting, packing and carrying food all afternoon. More...
      Board member responds to inaccuracies, misinformation
      I am writing in response to Darlene Gliese's "Your Turn" guest column, "Increased Taxes Is Not Only Reason Residents Vote Against Budget" (Sentinel, May 10). While I appreciate Ms. Gliese's feedback, there is no way for the Spotswood Board of Education to know her concerns unless she expresses them to us. More...
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      Cindy Ann Napolitano Mrs. Napolitano, 49, of Tuckerton, formerly of Milltown, died May 20, 2007, at home. She was predeceased by her stepfather, Carmen Zangara. Surviving are her children, Kimberly Smith, Michael Weiss and Kelly Eskesen, all of Egg Harbor; her mother, Connie Caruso Zangara of Milltown; her father, Donald Napolitano of Port Orange, Fla. More...
      Above: Shea Obado, a student at the Schoenly School in Spotswood, takes a close look at a pair of South American love birds during the first-graders' recent Rainforest Day. The children studied a variety of areas, from geography to animals and food, pertaining to rain forests. Below: Kimberly Mikic (l-r), Sara Gibbs and Brandon Rubin assemble rain makers. More...
      The St. John Vianney High School softball team is riding a 20-game winning streak as it prepares for its opening game in the Shore Conference Tournament against 15th-seeded Jackson. The game against Jackson, which downed Middletown North in a preliminary game, will be held later this week. More...