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      February 7, 2008  RSS feed
      Celebrating Chinese culture and a new year
      State's oldest Chinese school marks 45th anniversary
      Local residents didn't need to travel to China or even Chinatown to enjoy the beauty and pageantry of an authentic Chinese New Year celebration. They only needed to stop by Churchill Junior High School in East Brunswick on Saturday and browse exhibits of Chinese arts, sample delicacies from a generous buffet, and enjoy a variety of New Year stage performances. More...
      Corzine coming to E.B. to discuss toll hike plan
      Boisterous crowd pans proposal during gov's Marlboro stop Monday
      BY REBECCA MORTON & VINCENT TODARO Staff Writers

      Gov. Jon Corzine is scheduled to hold a "town hall" meeting in East Brunswick Sunday and will discuss his controversial proposal to raise tolls. Corzine is making stops in all 21 counties in New Jersey to explain his Financial Restructuring and Debt Reduction plan. The meetings are free and open to the public. Sunday's will take place from 2 to 4 p.m. More...

      Tolerance and understanding

      Some 60 children from East Brunswickarea houses of worship and youth groups came together Jan. 21 for the third annual Daniel Pearl Education Center trip to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. Students from the Pearl center at Temple B'nai Shalom, St. More...


      Board majority approves lower tuition for J'burg
      Two members say board wrongly stifled their questions
      BY JESSICA SMITH Staff Writer

      Jamesburg taxpayers will be spared about $400,000 in tuition costs for students sent to Monroe Township High School. The Monroe Board of Education voted Jan. 23 to use its own rate for students and charge Jamesburg $13,715 per student, which excludes interest costs from the 2003 bond referendum to build the new high school. More...


       Bulletin Board
      • East Brunswick AARP to hold Feb. 12 meeting
      The next general meeting of AARP East Brunswick Chapter No. 4855 will be held beginning at 10:30 a.m. on Feb. 12 at the East Brunswick Public Library, Jean Walling Civic Center. Laura Stone of the Visiting Nurse Association will offer "Healthy Hearts," a presentation focusing on cardiovascular disease, the No. 1 killer of women. More...
      • Hadassah to offer Peace-Treaty Poker
      • CPR, first-aid training on tap for Feb. 9 in E.B.
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       Letters
      • Supports underage drinking ordinance
      Iam writing in response to last week's article by Vincent Todaro ("Man Says Police Were Wrong to Enter House," Sentinel, Jan. 31) regarding East Brunswick's underage drinking on private property ordinance. There are two points of that article that need to be clearly separated. More...
      • Incumbents responsible for mess in gov't
      • Raising tolls is not the answer to New Jersey's financial problems
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       Editorials
      • Red State/Blue State
      Today's question: What will Bill Clinton do next?
      A political discussion between Red State conservative Dave Simpson - a former reporter, editor, publisher and columnist - and Greg Bean, Blue Stater and executive editor of GreaterMedia Newspapers. Let us know what you think. More...
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       Obituaries
      • Arthur Charles Eppinger
      Mr. Eppinger, of South River, died Jan. 30, 2008. Prior to his retirement, he was a draftsman/ manufacturing engineer with New Brunswick Scientific Co., Edison. Surviving are his wife, Eleanor; two children, Arleen R. Schulz, and her husband, Glen, and Richard J. More...
      • Marion A. Day Fenton
      • Annamae R. Krempf Panos
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       Schools
      • SHS student to compete in national award program
      SPOTSWOOD- SeanMurray, a senior at Spotswood High School, has been nominated to compete in the national Principal's Leadership Award (PLA) scholarship program, sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP). More...
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       Sports
      • article has image Sayreville wrestles its way to the top of GMC standings
      Bombers nip S. Plainfield for conference crown
      When the Greater Middlesex Conference (GMC) Tournament concluded on Saturday there was a new champion: the Sayreville High School wrestling team. More...
      • Rutgers roundup
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