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April 6, 2006
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Feigele Leschiner, 5, of Highland Park, carefully prepares the matzah to be baked at the Family Model Matzah Bakery at the Chabad House of South Brunswick on Saturday. The program was part of the Chabad House's Passover Experience. More...
Developer unveils transit village plan

Property would be used for train station, stores, apts., public buildings, open space More...


New N.B. CFO ready for challenges ahead
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - The township finally has a new employee in the position of chief financial officer. More...


3-year-old's alleged killer was his godfather
Father of No. Bruns. child works to start foundation in his honor
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - Robert Knutsen, the 30-year-old township man accused of brutally beating 3-year-old Nikolas Chavez III to death in November, was the child's godfather. More...


Township may repair fewer streets than planned
Hurricane Katrina caused higher prices for raw materials
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - The Township Council is deciding which road to take in regard to repairing various traffic surfaces in town. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Community Bulletin Board
Pioneer Grange No. 1 installs officers for 2006
Pioneer Grange No. 1, 410 Ridge Road, Dayton section of South Brunswick, initiated six new members at its most recent meeting in late March. The new members are Marion Rizkovsky, Dan Haggerty, Joe Gess, Helmut Harich, and his wife Gloria, and the couple's daughter Amanda. More...
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 Letters
•Letters
N.B. board ignored questions on start-up costs for high school
I noted with interest the comment in Jennifer Amato's article ("35-cent tax hike proposed in N.B.," March 30), "However, it is unclear if the voters anticipated the extra costs." Well, please take note I sent an e-mail to the board before the bond vote for the high school addition and asked specif More...
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 Editorials
•Your Turn
So. Brunswick schools excelling in all areas
As we approach the annual school board elections, I would like to take this opportunity to share with every resident of South Brunswick a snapshot of our community's most prized possession, our school system. More...
•Scandalmongers aren't interested in the truth
•'Beat the Scale' helps make the days brighter
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Warren W. Gaal Mr. Gaal, 70, of North Brunswick, died March 27 at home. Born in New York City, he resided in Queens, N.Y., before moving to North Brunswick 41 years ago. Mr. Gaal was a structural designer at Allied Resources, Marlton, working in Bensalem, Pa., the past 10 years. He served with More...
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 Schools
•School of rock and 'not so rock' at NBTHS
NORTH BRUNSWICK - Eleven students from Stanford University spent their spring break performing for music students at the township's high school March 30. More...
•S.B. district ready to revise math curriculum
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 Sports
•Falcons fight for Red Division supremacy
METUCHEN - With its No. 1 pitcher headed to St. John's University on a full scholarship in the fall, the St. Joseph High School baseball team is hoping its ace finishes his high school career in style. More...
•Dayton Titans roll to title in Old Bridge
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