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November 2, 2006

When two doors won't open, they make a third

Emergency responders practice extricating victims from vehicles

BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

Ten North Brunswick First Aid & Rescue Squad team members became a "cut" above the rest as they participated in six hours of vehicle extrication training on Sunday. More...

Deer enters Rt. 1 store

NORTH BRUNSWICK - The buck stopped here at Bed, Bath & Beyond on Oct. 19. More...

N.B. candidates outline positions before voters

BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - The four candidates for Township Council participated in a debate on Friday in the municipal courtroom. Questions were submitted by attendees prior to the debate, and the answers were moderated by the Rev. Mark McGrath of the Family Worship Center of North Brunswick. More...

Hundreds Care to Walk in North Brunswick

BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - Care. Concern. Community. Cancer. More...

Someone to look up to

SCOTT FRIEDMAN Tatiana Huertas, 6, of South Brunswick, waits for her balloon animal from Benjamin Lipman at the Tailgate Trick-or-Treat event in South Brunswick on Sunday. More...

•	Dems pledge to improve efficiency, education

•	GOP: We'll be board's 'badly needed conscience'

•	An OASIS in a poor and volatile country

•	Police encourage parents to obtain child ID cards

•	Sides in debate differ on open space, growth

•	Court: Same-sex couples must have equal rights

•	Local couples see ruling as an incomplete victory

•	For first time, voting to go all-electronic in N.J.

•	Verizon Wireless opens North Brunswick store

Bulletin Board

•	Kids' films, program at library Nov. 9, 10

North Brunswick Library, 880 Hermann Road, will present the film "Curious George" for children age 3 and older Nov. 9 at 1 p.m., and "Over the Hedge" for children age 5 and older at 3 p.m. More...

•	N. B'wick Senior Center flea market Nov. 4

•	'Arabian Nights' to open Nov. 3 in Piscataway

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Letters

•	Tailgate Trick or Treat tremendous success

On Sunday afternoon, Tailgate Trick or Treat was held for South Brunswick residents at Woodlot Park. This is the fifth year for this annual event, and it was a tremendous success despite the change to the rain date and the wind! More...

•	Only federal action will complement New Jersey act

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Editorials

•	So far, so civil in local campaigns

It seems there's something missing in our local races for Township Council this year: mudslinging. More...

•	An informed voter makes the best decision at polls

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Schools

•	Brunswick Eruption at N.B. High School Nov. 4

North Brunswick Township High School, Raider Road and Route 130 south, will present the fifth annual "Brunswick Eruption 2006" Nov. 4 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. More...

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Sports

•	Perfect season intact, Bears chase state title

East Brunswick knocks off South Brunswick to win GMCT

A 28-0 record. It just doesn't get any better than that.And that's precisely where the East Brunswick High School girls volleyball team stands as it awaits its first opponent in the opener of this week's state tournament match. More...

•	Generations Bowling Tour rolls into town

•	Sports Shorts

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Business

•	Business Briefs

William W. Epps, an employee at South Brunswick Township Public Works Department the past 17 years, graduated Oct. 18 from a one-year program as certified recycling professional. He joins more than 275 certified recycling professionals including Nancy Paquette, South Brunswick Recycling Coordinator, More...

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