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SCOTT PILLING staff Nob Valley Swim Club's Sarah Stankiewicz, 13, cheers on her teammates during a meet against Middlesex on Saturday in North Brunswick. More...
S.B. may bond $3M for radioactive wells
Situation prompts halt on issuance of construction permits
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

The South Brunswick Township Council has introduced a $3 million bond appropriation for fixing local wells found to have radioactivity levels in excess of federally mandated standards. More...


Girl Talk
Pre-wedding dinner brings back memories of little boy
Clare Marie Celano

Like most little boys tell their moms, when my son was very young, he told me he wanted to marry me. "I wish I had a tape recorder to play those words back to you when you grow up," I'd respond. More...


Council votes to raise municipal tax rate 5¢
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - The Township Council voted to approve a tax levy that would increase the municipal tax rate by 5 cents during Monday night's meeting. More...


Roundball roundtable

SCOTT PILLING staff Legendary St. Anthony's (Jersey City) High School Coach Bob Hurley Sr. talks to kids at South Brunswick Grand Slam about basketball techniques during a clinic on Saturday. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Entries accepted for Sept. 11 poetry contest
The North Brunswick September 11 Committee is now accepting entries for its poetry contest for students in grades K-12. Students are asked to write a poem about what Sept. 11 means to them, and entry deadline is July 12. The winner will read the poem during a memorial ceremony Sept. 11 at 7 p... More...
•National Night Out slated in No. Brunswick
•4-H's 'Get Moving - Get Healthy' July 22
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 Letters
•Student excited about clean elections program
As a Rider University student, I am thrilled to be able to participate in the 14th District Clean Elections Pilot Program in one of the most competitive state races. More...
•Expert offers alternatives for tea lovers
•Joint legislative effort protects the rights of seniors
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 Editorials
•Dad misses all the fun of orientation
As a loving mother, I have had many occasions to attend childbearing seminars and learning sessions. It all started with Lamaze and prenatal classes, and then I enjoyed "How to Bathe Your Baby." It was a lovely presentation that was conducted by a 22-year-old nursing student who made ... More...
•Arrests at PNC center: stupid is as stupid does
•For the Record
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 Sports
•Titans impressive in winning Classic title
The Dayton Titans 10U baseball team won five games this past weekend against teams from New Jersey and New York to win the Triple Crown Sports July 4 Classic in Parsippany. This was the Titans' second time around in the Triple Crown Classic, and they came away with their second title. More...
•Going under
•Raiders capture district crown, prepare for states
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 Business
•Business takes the 'sneak' out of sneakers
Squeaking shoes meant to encourage kids to learn to walk
NORTH BRUNSWICK - Many great ideas are spread through word of mouth, but Dawn Firsing-Paris has one spread by the sound of feet. The township resident and owner of Squeaky Feet Kids Shoes sells sneakers, sandals and shoes online that make noise when children walk in them, providing... More...
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