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June 16, 2005
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The Szucs family, (l-r) John Jr., John Sr., Matthew, Patti and Cameron, relax during the Department of Parks, Recreation & Community Services’ Community Camp Out at Sabella Park in North Brunswick on Saturday. More...
Twp. helps board on cleanup funds
About $6 million has been spent on NBTHS remediation
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

North Brunswick has agreed to amend its interlocal agreement with the Board of Education from February 2004 regarding money allotted for the cleanup of the North Brunswick Township High School. More...


Constable parking lot plans changed
Residents’ reactions mixed to S.B. school board’s solution
BY MELISSA CIFELLI Staff Writer

Time doesn’t heal all old wounds.Residents of Dawson Road, in the Kendall Park section of South Brunswick, still sees faults with the Board of Education’s plan to expand Constable Elementary parking lot, despite changes to it. More...


An ‘Enchanted Evening’ in North Brunswick
Seniors hit the dance floor at annual prom
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK — You do the hokey pokey and you turn yourself around … More...


Gardening, landscaping programs get new digs
Rutgers office moves to So. Bruns. site, plans Aug. open house
BY MELISSA CIFELLI Staff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Time for a walk in the park. The Middlesex County Office of the Rutgers Cooperative Research and Extension has moved to its new location at Davidsons Mill Pond Park. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Community Bulletin Board
S. B’wick High School graduation June 21
South Brunswick Board of Education has announced the class of 2005 at South Brunswick High School will have its graduation ceremony June 21 at 3 p.m. at Sovereign Bank Arena, Trenton. More...
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 Letters
•Letters
Heart Association pleads for passage of mandatory defibrillator bill
As American Heart Association volunteers, board members, physicians and concerned New Jersey residents, we urge support and passage of New Jersey Senate Bill S-2567. If passed, this legislation could, over time, save untold numbers of New Jersey lives by requiring all health clubs and fitness center More...
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 Editorials
•Summertime, when the living isn’t easy for all
It has been said that a good measure of a society is how it treats its most vulnerable members. Few countries can compare to America in this regard, but during the summer, it’s easy for any of us to forget about those who are struggling to come up with three square meals for themselves and their fam More...
•CARTOON
•There aren’t many flowers in the attic
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 Schools
•These corporations don’t work for peanuts
Linwood students grow hydroponic produce for science/business lesson
NORTH BRUNSWICK — Danita Guarino’s eighth grade Linwood Middle School science classes told the story of Jack and the Beanstalk this year — with tomatoes. More...
•School lunch provider details meal services
•School official says NCLB label misleading
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 Sports
•Ayeni, Folger off to nationals after MOC wins
There was really only one way Yemi Ayeni of South Brunswick High School and Erin Folger of North Brunswick High could have ended their scholastic careers in track and field: With a gold medal draped around their neck at last week’s Meet of Champions. More...
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 Business
•Business Briefs
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital’s thoracic center will present a program about lung cancer prevention, risk factors, diagnosis, surgical options and smoking cessation June 18 from 9-11:30 a.m. at the hospital’s auditorium. The free program will be followed by light refreshments. Preregistrat More...
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