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Collector teaches culture through stamps
BY TOM CAIAZZA Staff Writer
EDISON - Philately is a word few will ever come across, but for Wanda Garbett it has become a window to the past. The word, which literally means "freedom from charges," has ensnared Garbett, but it is better known under its unofficial title - stamp collecting. More...
Ecstasy, cocaine, pot confiscated

NORTH BRUNSWICK - Seven men were arrested for drug and weapon possession at the Oak Leaf Village apartment complex on Jan. 9. The North Brunswick Police Department and the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office Narcotics Task Force executed a search warrant around 8 p.m. at H8 Oak Tree D... More...

Hindu sect proposes to build temple on Rt. 27
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK - The township might be the home of the only temple for a particular sect of Hinduism in all of New Jersey, if the Zoning Board approves. An application presented Jan. 11 was filed by Bharat Sevashram Sangha of North America Inc., which currently maintains a house in... More...


'Still United' looks back on legacy of Dr. King
"I say to you today, my friends, that in spite of the difficulties and frustrations of the moment, I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning

BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer NORTH BRUNSWICK - "Still United," a celebration of King's life and message of equality, was presented by the Department of Parks, Recreation & Community Services at Linwood Middle School on Friday. More...


Professor: Transit village would be a tax boon
Study concludes project would draw relatively few school-age children
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - The proposed transit village for the 212-acre former Johnson & Johnson site on Route 1 could produce a net fiscal surplus of $10.4 million per year for the town, according to the co-director of the Center for Urban Policy Research at Rutgers University. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Community Bulletin Board
D&R Canal Watch rail tour slated for Jan. 20 The nonprofit Delaware and Raritan (D&R) Canal Watch will host a light rail excursion to explore canal and marsh areas between Trenton and Roebling Jan. 20 at 10:45 a.m. (boarding time is 10:57 a.m.). More...
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 Letters
•Revealing tirades can bring new year's resolutions
How many of our parents taught us to "think before you speak," that "you can never take back what you say" and that "what's in the heart and mind comes out of the mouth"? That's why excuses and apologies from Michael Richards and Mel Gibson are so hard to accept. More...
•No-discussion council like bobble head dolls
•Supreme Court members undeserving of high salary
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 Editorials
• Coda
Geraldo is still running off at the (big) mouth
You know, one of these days someone is going to get fed up with Geraldo Rivera's threats and beat him like a rented mule. More...
•Your Turn
•Details remain unclear on civil union law
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Peter P. Santalucia Mr. Santalucia, 80, of North Brunswick, died Jan. 14, 2007, at Saint Peter's University Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in New Brunswick, he moved to North Brunswick 53 years ago. He was an inventory clerk at Bristol-Myers Squibb, North Brunswick, for 22 years, retirin... More...
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 Schools
•At Theatre Revue 2007, anything goes
Weekend shows will feature improv and skits from a variety of shows
NORTH BRUNSWICK - Tickets to the off-Broadway production of "Avenue Q" are $150. For the Broadway musical "Rent"? $150. Best available at "Wicked"? That will cost $250 each. More...
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 Sports
•Postseason picture begins to clear up … for some
South Brunswick boys continue to dominate
With just a couple of weeks to go before we start thinking about postseason high school hoops, it appears as though about half of the local teams will be in the running for state tournament berths. While the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament extends invites to everyone, the st... More...
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