Government should stay out of people’s lives
     The Terri Schiavo case has had a great impact on me, as 20 years ago I had to have life support removed from my mother. It was her expressed desire not to be kept alive on machines nor any other extraordinary measures.
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YMCA striving to exceed community’s expectations
     Many positive changes have been occurring at the Y that continue to lead us in the direction we strive for. In March we held our first “State of the Y” meeting for the community. This informative meeting outlined our goals and the direction we are planning for our future. A question-and-answer perio
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Senior Center has something for all
     Many people think of senior centers as a place for bingo and bridge, but these days older adults are more likely to attend our Pilates, tai chi, computer training, art classes and investment workshops.
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Public encouraged to comment on school budget
     The defeat of a school board budget undoubtedly raises concern. I want to reassure educators, parents and students in North Brunswick that under no circumstances will the Township Council’s statutory review of the defeated budget result in wholesale program cuts or layoffs.
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J&J should be used for housing
     I am very concerned about the direction the township is taking in regard to the Pulda farm. They tell us this is the answer to the need for senior housing for residents of North Brunswick. Yet the cost of the opening price for the smallest (1,200-square-foot) condo unit is to start at $325,000. Most
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Candidate thanks S. Brunswick supporters
     I would like to extend my thanks to those voters who took the time last Tuesday to vote in the annual school board election, and especially those that supported my re-election.
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