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February 1, 2007

Traveling Trunk holds memories of war

ACounty exhibit tells stories of those who served in Vietnam

BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

First Lt. Danielle Peloquin was not allowed to fight in the Vietnam War, but that did not stop her from learning how to fire a .45-caliber pistol. "Everyone was in danger," the war nurse said to a group of students and veterans at Linwood Middle School, North Brunswick, on Jan. 24. ... More...

With upgrades, even more fun to stay at the YMCA

S.B. facility completes new exercise areas, teen center, offices and more

BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK - The township's YMCA completed renovating 12,000 square feet of its facility, the second round of improvements in six years. The improvements, which were officially completed on Jan. 22, focused mainly on the facility's exercise areas. More...

Titus farm barn blaze still under investigation

BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Police and fire officials have reported no new developments on the cause of a Jan. 18 barn fire on the historic Titus farm. The barn, which local historian James Shackleford has estimated to be around 100 years old, burned completely to the ground last week. More...

Court reinstates suit by Pulda housing objectors

Judges rule settlement was not reached between developer and NBR

BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - A lawsuit filed by the North Brunswick Residents Against High-Density Housing (NBR) regarding the age-restricted community to be built on the former Pulda farm was reinstated by the Superior Court of New Jersey Appellate Division on Jan. 25. More...

Lights, camera, paper

NBTHS photography and paper-sculpting exhibit shown at Rutgers

BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - A group of high school students had a snapshot of what their futures could hold as their photographs were on display at the Brodsky Center, part of the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, from Jan. 18 to 26. More...

N.B. man found guilty of 2005 sexual assault

BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NEW BRUNSWICK - A 37-year-old North Brunswick resident is facing life in prison after being convicted of aggravated sexual assault against a 64-year-old woman in November 2005. More...

•	Two charged with lying about drinking death

•	Gun fired during robbery

•	Search leads to drug charges

•	Bank robber flees on bike

•	School basing Holocaust trunk on county example

•	Board wary of temple's parking accommodations

•	Police find Alzheimer's sufferer walking in cold

•	'Tu B'Shevat' workshop at Chabad Feb. 5

•	For student, four-string instrument is home bass

•	Council recognizes Jan. scholar award winners

•	Prisoner dispels glamour of gang life in pop culture

Bulletin Board

•	Rededication at North B'wick Library Feb. 4

The North Brunswick Township Public Library, 880 Hermann Road, will hold a rededication ceremony of its new renovations Feb. 4 at 1 p.m. The ceremony will kick off the 40th anniversary of the facility. Local officials will be speaking and the North Brunswick Township High School art honor soc... More...

•	N.B. seeks volunteer groups for initiative

•	Club's program on digital photography Feb. 7

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Letters

•	Survivor urges public to wear red Friday

Each February, Americans celebrate and observe matters of the heart in many ways, including with chocolate, cards, roses and St. Valentine's Day. For the American Heart Association, February is American Heart Month, a time to educate Americans about other matters of the heart. More...

•	Financial survival a taxing task for seniors

•	Illegal immigration putting strain on New Jersey taxpayers

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Editorials

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Your Turn

Public encouraged to comment on truck rule proposal

The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) has proposed to repeal and replace its truck access regulations with new regulations which set forth new standards and procedures for 102-inch-wide standard trucks and double-tractor-trailers (large trucks) in regard to permitted routes,... More...

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Stephen Edward Galle Jr. Mr. Galle, 87, of South Brunswick, died Jan. 11, 2007, at home following a brief illness. Born in the Bronx, N.Y., he relocated to New Jersey 27 years ago, and resided in East Brunswick and Edison before relocating to South Brunswick. Before his retirement, Mr... More...

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Sports

•	While Tigers roll, locals enjoy strong showings

South Plainfield is the top team in the Greater Middlesex Conference. We didn't need the GMC Tournament to tell us that, even though it did, with the Tigers winning their fourth straight team title, and ninth in the last 10 years. More...

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Business

•	Deli owner vows, 'If you taste it, you'll be back'

Husband and wife open Granito's in South Brunswick

SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Phil and Lori Granito have gone from Wall Street to fresh meat. The proprietors of Granito's opened their new catering and deli business on Jan. 16, offering a variety of Italian specialties such as eggplant rollatini, broccoli rabe and sausage, and a variety of ... More...

•	Business Briefs

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