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September 16, 2004
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Twp. recalls 9/11 in somber ceremony
Second phase of memorial unveiled to crowd of hundreds
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer
One day in the distant future, a child will look at North Brunswick’s Sept. 11 memorial and feel the impact that tragic day had on society. More...
Board mulls new kindergarten age
South Brunswick cutoff date may be changed for 2006-07
BY MELISSA CIFELLI Staff Writer

Superintendent of Schools Gary P. McCartney presented a revised, but still controversial proposal for a new kindergarten cutoff date. More...

North Brunswick to honor its ‘boys in blue’
19 graduate from township’s first Junior Police Academy
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK — Local youths now comprise some of the township’s “blue line.” More...


Linwood Middle aids storm-torn community
Zolfo Springs, Fla., hit by Hurricane Charley and Tropical Storm Francis
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK — Linwood Middle School students will extend a helping hand across thousands of miles to a community devastated by Hurricane Charley. More...


Initiative encourages local tech sector growth
No. Brunswick one of three N.J. areas included in Innovation Zones
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK — The state just made it easier for technology-based companies to bring their business to the township. More...


Sept. 11 a day for unity
BY MELISSA CIFELLI Staff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Residents came together in a show of unity to celebrate South Brunswick’s annual Charlene J. Austin Community Unity Day on Sept. 11. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Registration under way for casino trip Oct. 3
North Brunswick Township’s Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Services, is now accepting registration for a trip to Caesar’s Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City. The trip will be Oct. 3 from 9:30 a.m.-7 p.m., and cost is $20, with a $15 casino giveback. The bus will depart from the municipal More...
•‘Lunch & Learn’ slated at senior center Sept. 17
•Salsa aerobic class begins at senior center Sept. 22
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 Letters
•Survivor urges public to join Middlesex-Union County Heart Walk on Sunday
I am a Middlesex County resident — I am a survivor. As the survivor of a heart attack at age 51, I urge you to join a movement — the American Heart Association Middlesex-Union County Heart Walk on Sept. 19. I’m serving as red cap survivor ambassador of Middlesex-Union County Heart Walk, and I’ll be More...
•Dey Road parcel a worthy investment
•Pulda issue one of worst cases of pandering
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 Editorials
•More work needed on school funding issue
School board members and administrators in the Garden State may face a difficult challenge when they start to prepare their budgets for the 2005-06 school year. In June, the state Legislature and Gov. James E. McGreevey imposed strict new caps on school spending increases. There are also new limits More...
•Cartoon
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Henry Mehl Mr. Mehl, 77, of Florida, and formerly North Brunswick, died Sept. 6 at Northwest Medical Center, Margate, Fla. Born in Newark, he resided in North Brunswick prior to moving to Florida in 1980. He was a retired technician at Twin County Grocers, Edison. He served with the U.S. Army dur More...
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 Sports
•Vikings volleyball team hoping success repeats
South Brunswick girls coming off best season ever
It really wouldn’t be fair to expect the South Brunswick High School girls volleyball team to repeat the kind of season it had last year. More...
•The chase is on
•Sports Shorts
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 Business
•Seminars to focus on optimizing businesses
NORTH BRUNSWICK — David Levine believes five steps separate an average businessperson from a successful one. More...
•Business Briefs
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