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June 26, 2003

VERONICA YANKOWSKI Senior Christopher Ahee documents the South Brunswick High School graduation ceremony at the Sovereign Bank Arena in Trenton June 19. For more pictures, see page 13. More...

No. Bruns. election challenge likely

Shamy claims 17 votes in recount bid

By jennifer kohlhepp
Staff Writer

Three weeks after the North Brunswick Democratic primary, George Shamy is still not willing to admit defeat. More...

S.B. superintendent search begins again

Board of Education fails to reach consensus on candidates

By charles W. kim
Staff Writer

The search for a new South Brunswick schools superintendent has stalled again. More...

Recognizing Monroe’s place
on the Road to Monmouth

MONROE — Organizers of tomorrow’s Eve of the Battle of Monmouth activities don’t know exactly what to expect in terms of attendance or weather. More...

Washington making plans for return

After 225 years, America’s first hero and general will return to celebrate the victory his forces won at Monmouth Battlefield on June 28, 1778. More...

2,300 re-enactors to bring battle to life

MANALAPAN — On June 28-29, Monmouth Battlefield State Park, Route 33, will host the celebration of the 225th anniversary of the Battle of Monmouth — the longest land artillery battle of the American Revolution. More...

•	Parade to honor heroes of Battle of Monmouth

•	Battle of Monmouth Events

•	Battle of Monmouth Events

•	Netgrocer keeps business fresh

•	Folek retires as municipal clerk

•	Arrested county official resigns from his position

•	Board continues appeal of rollback tax payment

•	Lifeguards save boy at YMCA pool

•	Judge gives Otkens more escrow money

•	Financial company gives good grades to township

•	Historical re-enactments set in Raritan River towns

•	Police seek 4 men wanted for robbery

•	Congrats to the class of 2003

•	Two men jailed after early morning fight

•	Writing lesson makes a lasting impression

•	New office to coordinate terror response efforts

Bulletin Board

•	‘Living With Aphasia’ workshop June 28

The American Stroke Association, a division of the American Heart Association (AHA), North Brunswick, will present "Living With Aphasia," June 28 at 9 a.m. More...

•	‘Aesop’s Fables’ puppet show slated for June 26

•	Center adds vegetarian meal to ‘Senior Meals’

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Letters

•	Network for women in need is outraged by state’s budget cuts

Though I understand the difficult position of the governor for developing the state budget for 2004, the Displaced Homemakers Network of New Jersey Inc. (DHNNJ) and the people we serve are outraged. More...

•	Assemblywoman’s absence at state budget meetings irks constituent

•	South River resident thanks shopper who turned in lost purse

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Editorials

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Our View

Board back to drawing board in supt. search

Once again, South Brunswick is searching for a new schools superintendent. More...

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Sports

•	New season brings new coaches to Willows Swim Club

The beginning of the 2003 summer swim season also marks the end of an era for the Willows Swim Club. More...

•	Sport Shorts

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