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October 7, 2004
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Resident says busy road is outdated
Built in 1929, Church Lane connects East & North Brunswick
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer
Tractors, trailers and dump trucks have George Saloom saying, “Oh my!”When the North Brunswick resident moved into his Church Lane home 35 years ago, morning traffic consisted more of horses than cars. Now, the 75-year-old said he can count an average of 40 vehicles an hour. More...
Sides try to settle Bush photo flap

S.B. middle school teacher has not returned since incident More...

No. Brunswick police give the gift of safety
50 free child seats distributed, installed through grant program
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK — Township police helped a group of parents gain a little peace of mind last week. More...


Gallery visitors may find artist’s ‘So Far’ so good
Molinari’s photo collection on display in North Brunswick
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK — Madeline Michelle Molinari will take visitors to the township’s municipal building “So Far” this month. More...


Council candidate issued summons for accident
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK — Police charged a Township Council candidate with reckless driving after a hit-and-run accident on his street Sunday morning. More...


Fugitive turns himself in
BY MELISSA CIFELLI Staff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Fugitive Vincent Davidson Sr., wanted in a string of burglaries in South Brunswick, turned himself in to South Brunswick police last week. More...


Pedestrian dies after being struck by car
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK — A 75-year-old township man died after being struck by a motor vehicle on Hermann Road Tuesday morning. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Registration due Oct. 20 for ‘Trick or Treating’
The Township of South Brunswick Department of Recreation and Community Affairs has announced Oct. 20 is the deadline to register for its “Tailgate Trick-or-Treating” program. More...
•Annual Columbus Day Ball slated for Oct. 8
•Recreation plans island cruise next summer
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 Letters
•Marching band ‘best kept secret in North Brunswick’
The best kept secret in North Brunswick Township is the phoenix-like rise from the ashes of the marching band program. In less than four years, this talented and diverse group has more than quadrupled its size and re-established itself as an important entity in the high school and the community. More...
•Residents urged to vote for ‘man of great integrity’
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 Editorials
•Bush belongs on board
A picture is worth a thousand words — especially if it’s of George W. Bush and hangs in Crossroads Middle School. You may have heard about the face that launched a thousand lips, as talk radio and cable stations nationwide dropped their coverage of the Scott Peterson case for long enough to devote s More...
•Your Turn
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Anna Melillo Mrs. Melillo, 69, of North Brunswick, died Oct. 4 at JFK Hartwyck, Edison. Born in the Bronx, N.Y., she resided in Milford, Pa., prior to moving to North Brunswick in 2003. She was a homemaker. She was predeceased by her husband, Frank Melillo in 1998. She is survived by three sons a More...
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 Sports
•Raiders roll through first half of season
North Brunswick boys make smooth transition to Red Division
Stan Williston has been coaching boys soccer at North Brunswick High School long enough to know you can’t get too excited over a successful first half of the season. More...
•A close call
•Sports Shorts
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 Business
•Supporters renew call for rail line recommendation
Supporters of a passenger rail line that would travel through northern Ocean and western Monmouth counties and then connect to the Northeast Corridor in Middlesex County joined together last week to restate their view that the time has come to build it. More...
•Business Briefs
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