SCOTT FRIEDMAN East Brunswick Mayor Bill Neary and World War II veteran Ben Roth, of Monroe, take part in East Brunswick's Memorial Day observance Sunday. Roth, who flew many missions in combat and noncombat areas, remains active in the state office of the Jewish War Veterans. He served as guest speaker Sunday. More photos, page 39.
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Officials to consider moving it downtown to a multiuse building
BY MICHAEL ACKER Staff Writer
In the wake of what's been described as a financial crisis for South River, officials are weighing their options for the long-anticipated library expansion project. Mayor Raymond Eppinger and the Borough Council announced in January that they put the plans for the South River Public Library on hold after learning that the original estimate of $5. More...
Offices on aging say Wii can help keep users active and healthy
BY JESSICA SMITH Staff Writer
Afitness pilot programlaunched at area senior centers has its participants saying, "Wii want to play." New Americans of New Jersey, in collaboration with the UnitedWay of Central New Jersey, have initiated a plan to help seniors stay healthy by donatingNintendoWii gaming systems to five senior centers in Middlesex County. More...
MONROE - A skunk tested positive for rabies last week, marking the second reported case of a rabid animal in the township this year, and the fifth for the county. Township police received a report that a skunk was acting aggressively in the area of Linwood Drive and Cranbury Station Road on May 22. The skunk had gone into a dog pen and attacked a resident's dog. More...
Observance holds special meaning for local Marine
