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April 11, 2002

Council tension revived

Spaulding
apologizes
for outburst
By dave goldberg
Staff Writer

by deputy chief issue

After what appeared to be a return to civility by the North Bruns-wick Township Council, tempers flared during Monday’s workshop meeting. More...

VERONICA YANKOWSKI Genni Buck, 6, joins about 150 South Brunswick residents to march against domestic violence during the township’s second annual Humanity March from the municipal building to the high school on Saturday. More...

Council suspends food license for month

Fourth violation brings caterer before S.B. Board of Health More...

•	Daughter takes over family business Tresses Hair Salon a dream come true for new owner

•	Voters to choose three new members for BOE Election will also decide fate of $98M budget for 2002-2003

•	Residents to decide on $52.8M school budget

•	GOP picks 2002 ticket Gildenberg, Smith will try to break Democratic lock on council

•	Pig racing plan crashes after PETA complaint Council fearful of demonstrations during Youth Sports Festival

Bulletin Board

•	Tax amnesty program starts Mon.

TRENTON — New Jersey’s 2002 Tax Amnesty program will begin on Monday and end at midnight on June 10, said Division of Taxation Director Robert K. Thompson in a press release last week. More...

•	Soaries to kick off run for House

•	S.B. department honored for programs aimed at the disabled

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Letters

•	Industry professional encourages driving safety in construction zones

I was excited to read an article in your March 21 issue ("Speed Limit Enforced in Construction Area") regarding enforcing the speed limit during the Route 1 and Route 130 construction project. As a homeowner in North Brunswick and a professional in the construction industry, I am especiall... More...

•	Residents promote Abschutz for South Brunswick school board seat

•	When you live in the fastest growing town in Middlesex County, and one of the fastest growing in the entire state, you know school enrollment is going to increase in large numbers. With that increase comes a multitude of additional expenses, all the while

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Editorials

•	Budgets deserve support

The school budgets in North and South Brunswick deserve voter approval on Tuesday. More...

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Greater Media Newspapers prints obituaries as a free community service, at no charge to the families of the deceased or to the funeral homes that provide the information. More...

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Sports

•	Raiders send early message to White Division foes

Staff Writer

Facing a challenging Greater Middlesex Conference White Division schedule, the North Brunswick High School baseball team needed to get off to a fast start this season if it had any hopes of competing for a division championship. More...

•	Sport Shorts

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