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November 25, 2004
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FARRAH MAFFAI staffPolice Officer Jeff Smith reads to Marie Bruno’s third-grade class during Celebrity Reading Day at John Adams Elementary School in North Brunswick Friday. See related article, page 25. More...
No. Brunswick’s path of most resistance
Feud continues over driveway’s connection to neighboring cul-de-sac
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

Dorothy McNally’s driveway is still a township controversy. McNally, of Old Georges Road in North Brunswick, recently constructed a driveway extension that leads from her home out into the Shady Glen Drive cul-de-sac. Last week someone wrote expletives in the cement by the curb before it dried. More...


Principal doubles as clown in Macy’s parade
Indian Fields’ Gary Abbamont will join ‘comic firemen’ group
BY MELISSA CIFELLI Staff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK — It’s more than just clowning around. More...


Funny man

FARRAH MAFFAI staffFourth-graders (l-r) Tyree Wroten, Kelley Petersen, and Danielle Harris listen to guest speaker Adam Sawchak during Celebrity Reading Day at North Brunswick’s John Adams Elementary School Friday. More...


Sports figures are fair game for local artist
N.B. exhibit features both great, obscure athletes
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK — Some of sports’ all-time greats are hanging around town hall this month. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Jazz association’s annual holiday party Dec. 1
The Central Jersey Jazz Association (CJJA) will have its annual holiday party Dec. 1 from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at the North Brunswick Government and Community Complex, 710 Hermann Road. More...
•‘Adopt-A-Family’ program under way
•Donations accepted for benefit book sale
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 Letters
•Thank your freeholders for the quality of life in Middlesex County
I am tired of reading things about Middlesex County government and the Board of Chosen Freeholders in the newspaper stories about the man who pleaded guilty to fraud. More...
•Salvation Army ‘Red Kettle’ campaign in need of volunteers
•Thanks go out to ‘tailgate trick-or-treat’ supporters
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 Editorials
•Acting gov. outlines guiding philosophies
Ri chard J. C odey Guest Column Elected officials often are asked why we chose to enter public service. It’s a good question. After all, who in their right mind would voluntarily turn over their personal life and freedom to the public and the media? More...
•Cartoon
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Joseph “Phil” Darwish Mr. Darwish, 82, of North Brunswick, died Nov. 2 at Francis E. Parker Memorial Home, New Brunswick. Born in New Bern, N.C., he resided in New Brunswick prior to moving to North Brunswick 40 years ago. He was a maintenance foreman at Cook and Douglass colleges, Rutgers Univer More...
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 Sports
•Old Bridge boys prove themselves once again
Raiders’ Riley closes out stellar career
The Old Bridge Knights boys cross country team certainly knows how to give an encore. More...
•Sports Shorts
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 Business
•Business Briefs
Rutgers Cooperative Extension’s Middlesex County office now offers information on various topics at its Web site, www.co.middlesex.nj.us/extensionservices. More...
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