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December 12, 2002
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FARRAH MAFFAI Vincentzo Marna, 7, of South Brunswick keeps his balance on the snowy slope at Woodlot Park in South Brunswick on Saturday. More...
Dog abuser jailed for month and fined $1.5K
Defense attorney says judge’s sentence ‘fair’
By charles W. kim
Staff Writer

The man charged with sodomizing a dog in a South Brunswick mobile home will spend the next month in jail. More...


Towns deal with late-autumn snowy blast
More than 80
accidents occurred during storm
By Charles W. Kim
& Jennifer Kohlhepp
Staff Writers

Police responded to more than 80 accidents in North and South Brunswick when the snow fell last week. More...


Lunch group proclaims their game ready for the masses
Engineers marketing their ‘Thoughtfully Ambiguous Word Association Game’

Scott Sayers stares thoughtfully at the clue card. With a clever grin, he folds his arms and shivers, simulating coldness. More...


Students help a family in a time of crisis
By jennifer kohlhepp
Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK — Local high school students helped a family in crisis this week by donating funds from the student government’s treasury. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Community Bulletin Board
Tickets now available for ‘Celebrate N.B. 2003’
Tickets are now available for "Celebrate North Brunswick 2003", which will be held Dec. 31 at 8 p.m. (doors open at 7 p.m.) at North Brunswick High School, Raider Road. Tickets are $40 for a family of four, or $12 per person. More...
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 Letters
•Mayor’s ‘water world’ a waste of money, resident says
After reading the article regarding the feasibility study for a township water park (Sentinel, Dec. 5), I find it ironic that Mayor Debra Johnson would be using terms such as "b.s. More...
•‘Peace Train’ activist urges public to support anti-war cause
•Stop wasting public money on silly, expensive studies
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 Editorials
•Commute may be more
taxing for N.J. residents
Facing a $7.4 billion budget deficit over the next two years, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is looking outside the city to commuters in order to pay $1 billion in additional taxes to help bail the metropolis out of its fiscal troubles. More...
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 Obituaries
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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 have to reassess their situation this season
Coach’s return to
program clouded by
low wrestler turnout
When Mark Salge took over the North Brunswick High School wrestling team near the end of the summer, he thought he knew what he was getting himself into. More...
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