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November 8, 2000

In upset, Dems reclaim two N.B. council seats

Womack and More...

So. Bruns. incumbents win; Dems retain control

Barrett the top vote More...

TAKING CHARGE —

Kathleen Killian (front row, center) of North Brunswick has been named president of the auxiliary at St. Peter’s University Hospital in New Brunswick. Members of the board joining her are (front row l-r) Mary Ann Snediker and Sharon Montero, both North Brunswick; (back l-r) Ann Gordon, Piscataway; J... More...

Barbershop quartet brings harmony to N.B.

Free concert tomorrow More...

Sweet
Cider
Celebration
Jeff Huntley

Coles Roberts demonstrates an apple peeling machine at the New Jersey Museum of Agriculture’s Sweet Cider Celebration on Sunday in North Brunswick. At the family program celebrating this year’s bountiful crop of Jersey fresh apples, participants learned all about apples, including their history in N... More...

S.B. woman finds purpose in tragedy
Loss of spouse
sparks creation
of animation business

Staff Writer

By CHARLES W. KIM

SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Sometimes a great personal loss can lead to a new purpose in life. Just ask Sonya Goldstein. More...

•	Election Results SOUTH BRUNSWICK three, 4-year Township Council seats Carol Barrett (D)* 6,697 Charles Carley (D) 6,213 Joe Del Guercio (R) 5,677 Edmund Luciano (D)* 6,451 Dawn Smith (R) 5,393 Ted Van Hessen (R)* 6,654 71.8% vot

•	Election Results NORTH BRUNSWICK two, 3-year Township Council seats Bill Goldstein (R)* 4,805 Paul Pappas (R)* 4,985 Carlo Socio (D) 5,643 Francis "Mack" Womack (D) 5,923

•	District 6 race still a cliffhanger Wednesday In closely monitored race, candidates separated by 56 votes

•	S.B. mobile home park evacuated

•	N.B. prepares to rezone four tracts Officials also pushing for county, state Green Acres funding

•	FOR THE VETS — JERRY WOLKOWITZ

•	N.B. dips into surplus, adopts 2000-01 budget Township receives $250K in extraordinary aid, plus a $350K bonus

•	S.B. council seeks delay on bridge fix Kingston residents fear wider bridge will cause traffic headaches

•	N.B. will receive $7M in Tech Center tax deal Township will collect over $300,000 a year for the next 20 years

•	Smith hopes defeat will spark GOP

•	Bringing international education a world closer College professor one of 25 education delegates to South Africa

•	Care packages for South African students Greater Media Newspapers to send care package to South Africa container school

•	Zimmerli museum reopens after a year The Rutgers museum is now third largest on-campus museum in the country

Bulletin Board

•	New Jersey Repertory Theatre to stage ‘Annie’

The New Jersey Repertory Theatre, North Brunswick, will present the musical Annie Nov. 25 and Dec. 2, 2 and 7:30 p.m.; and Nov. 26 and Dec. 3, 2 p.m. The show will be at North Brunswick Township High School, Route 130 and Raider Road, North Brunswick. Tickets are $8, with reserved seating available ... More...

•	Registration still being taken for wrestling

•	Library to host free seminar on adoption

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Letters

•	No. Brunswick Woman’s Club extends thanks

On behalf of the North Brunswick Woman’s Club, I would like to convey our sincere thanks and appreciation to your newspaper for the excellent coverage that you always afford us. More...

•	Fresh Air Fund coverage much appreciated

•	Community made a difference in No. Bruns.

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Editorials

•	Different messages in North, South Brunswick

The Democrats were victorious, with one lone exception, in North and South Brunswick Tuesday, but the two races were anything but similar. More...

•	Indik award winner sets the record straight

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Obituaries

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Schools

•	College Board names South Brunswick AP Scholars

Thirty-three South Brunswick High School students have been named AP Scholars by the College Board for their achievement on the college-level AP examinations. Roughly 13 percent of the 700,000 students who took the exams merit such recognition. More...

•	SCHOLARS —

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Sports

•	Local football teams gear up for postseason play Sayreville, Spotswood, South River and North Brunswick seeking titles

The North Brunswick Raiders football team begins its quest for a state title tomorrow night, in the opening round of the Central Jersey Group III playoffs. More...

•	Sport Shorts

•	Boxing returns to South River this Friday night

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