SCOTT FRIEDMAN "Sunny Flower," aka Jackie Poirier of Monroe, serves up some pasta during Saturday's "Pa-Sketti Dinner" fundraiser presented by Fools for Christ, the clown group at the Presbyterian Church in Jamesburg. Members of the group visit nursing homes, participate in community events, and generally help to spread cheer to those in need. Another photo, page 19.
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Court rulings allow pipeline co. to clear right of way
BY BRIAN DONAHUE Staff Writer
After three years, it appears that a group of residents in East Brunswick has finally lost its fight to keep the trees along their street. Williams, the company that owns the Transco natural gas pipeline that runs through parts of East Brunswick, is scheduled to remove trees along Timber Road next week. More...
By Gloria Averbuch
Active children--whether simply on the go or on the playing field--have special nutritional needs. Although that goes without saying, young people often skip on the essentials, and need education and guidance on the importance of good nutrition. More...
CHRIS KELLY staff East Brunswick High School student David Kolchmeyer, 17, performs with saxophonist and composer Grace Kelly in front of the school's secondary instrumental students March 17. Kelly, 16, of Brookline, Mass., who has recorded or performed with many notable musicians, taught a master class last week thanks to an East Brunswick Education Foundation grant in memory of the school band's former band director, Mario "Chic" DeCarolis. More...
Students get help from boro officials in musical
