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March 16, 2006
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Fifth-grader Nicole Howlin performs a Chinese dance during John Adams Elementary School's "Travels of Marco Polo" assembly in North Brunswick March 9. More...
Public offers ideas for town center
Developer hosts second forum on J&J site's future
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

A library. A community center. A community sports complex. Open space. A railroad station. An overpass to Route 130 and Finnegans Lane. Convenient shops and restaurants. Employment opportunities. Affordable housing. Brownstones. Senior housing. SoHo-style condos. A training camp for the New York Jet More...


Tentative school budget tops $125M
S.B. tax rate would rise 12.5 cents; public hearing March 27
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

Fair and prudent, the tentative 2006-07 school budget was developed along a philosophy of "need to have" versus "nice to have," according to South Brunswick Schools Superintendent Gary McCartney. More...


Chubb Portfolio Night features art of all styles
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - The Chubb Institute hosted a Portfolio Night on March 7 to showcase the works of its graphic design students and graduates. More...


Festive day celebrates survival of the Jews
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK - The Chabad Jewish Center of South Brunswick held a party to celebrate Purim on Tuesday. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Community Bulletin Board
18th-century wardrobe presentation March 19
The Rockingham Association will host a presentation of Historic Rockingham's 18th-century dress and uniform wardrobe at the site March 19 with seatings at 1 and 2:30 p.m. Light refreshments will be served from 2-2:30 p.m. Fashion of the 18th century will also be discussed with emphasis on the late More...
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 Letters
•Letters
Ancestor defends family name against slave holding
I'd like to respond to a recent article's assumption that people with roads named after them were slave owners ("Researcher dedicated to S.B.'s history of slavery," March 2). More...
•When a loss is a win
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 Editorials
•A solid 'no go' to licenses for illegals
State representatives should reject a proposal put forth by Assembly-man Joseph Vas (D-Middlesex) that would, if signed into law, permit illegal aliens to drive legally in New Jersey. More...
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 Schools
•Parents ask board to scrap realignment plan
Say some of the student numbers the move is based on are flawed
SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Township parents asked the Board of Education Monday to reconsider a plan to move 35 children attending Cambridge School to Constable School, both which are located in Kendall Park. More...
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 Sports
•Local grapplers meet their matches in A.C.
Vikings' Shelcusky falls in quarterfinal round
Atlantic City was not very kind to our local wrestlers.While a number of local grapplers advanced to last weekend's NJSIAA State Tournament by placing in the top three in their respective weight classes at the Region V tournament, the competition in A.C. proved to be at another level. More...
•Sports Shorts
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