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October 19, 2006
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Sonia Amarnani (l) and Ananya Malagi enjoy the music and dance as they celebrate the Indian holiday of Diwali, hosted by the India Langoor Club of North Brunswick at the township library on Sunday. More...
$1.6M awarded for Route 1 project
Federal funds will help finance N.B. bridge replacement
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

North Brunswick has received $1.6 million in federal funding to help pay for the replacement of the Route 1 bridge between Ryders Lane and Milltown Road. More...


School districts say they are secure
Officials outline measures taken to keep students safe
BY JENNIFER AMATO & CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writers

In light of the recent school tragedies in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Colorado and Vermont, officials of the North and South Brunswick school districts say they want to assure families that preventive security measures are in place to make sure their children are as safe as possible. More...


Substation will serve growing community
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - A local developer came to the "rescue" of the township by donating a piece of property to establish an emergency services substation on Route 130. More...


County bolsters shuttle service to New Brunswick
New route will connect train station to Route 1 in North Brunswick

NEW BRUNSWICK - Traveling from North Brunswick to New Brunswick and back again just got a little easier. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Community Bulletin Board
Register for Tailgate Trick or Treating by Oct. 20
South Brunswick Department of Parks and Recreation will hold "Tailgate Trick or Treating" Oct. 28 from 12:30-3 p.m., with registration deadline Oct. 20. More...
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 Letters
•Blood bank committee says thanks to supporters
South Brunswick's Blood Bank Committee would like to say thanks to the 148 folks who took the time to be part of our blood donor drive. We appreciate their giving us part of a sunny fall Saturday. One hundred and twenty-two pints of much-needed blood was collected. And our first 90 donors were treat More...
•Recognize Holt's service by voting for him Nov. 7
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 Editorials
•Lynch contributions a valid campaign issue
It seems that campaign contributions given by former state Sen. John Lynch and his political action committee, New Directions Through Responsible Leadership, have become political poison in this year's election cycle. However, we won't know for sure until Election Day how toxic they are. More...
•Kean will help alter New Jersey's image
• Coda
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 Schools
•Report: Schools excel in all NCLB standards
SOUTH BRUNSWICK - According to a report on academic progress in the district, South Brunswick students are doing just fine. More...
•School pulls together for house fire victims
•Restoring unity deemed a priority for new supt.
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 Sports
•Raiders poised for another deep postseason run
Stan Williston has been looking forward to the changing of the seasons. More...
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