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July 12, 2007

CHRIS KELLY staff Avi Datta, 10, of North Brunswick, watches a shot attempt roll toward his opponent's goal as a group of youths play a game in the sweltering heat during North Brunswick's summer camp at Veterans Park on Tuesday. More...

Former schools chief leaving N.B.

Margin guided district after supt.'s surprise resignation in 2006

BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

Two top officials with the North Brunswick School District will no longer be working there by month's end. Geri Margin, the assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction, is resigning effective July 31, and Marshall Sigall, the school business administrator, retired June 29... More...

Drill to test emergency responders' readiness

Volunteers needed to participate in fake chemical attack at J&J

BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - Six members of an angry activist group are planning on attacking a meeting concerning the development of a new testing facility at the industrial complex on Route 1 and Aaron Road this weekend. The group believes the new company will be cruelly testing animals for vario... More...

The eagles have landed, report concludes

Report says bald eagles are making a comeback along Raritan River

BY JESSICA ALFREY Correspondent

EDISON - The number of bald eagle sightings in Middlesex County since 2000 has steadily been increasing, according to a recent report released by the Edison Wetlands Association and Highland Park Environmental Commission. More...

•	New degree focuses on electricity in the body

•	N.J. enacts far-reaching greenhouse gas standards

•	Lt. becomes NBPD's second in command

•	Police say man faked kidnap to avoid charges

•	Hard work adds up to Teacher of Year honors

•	Residents distressed by tree removals at school

•	Tile distributor applies to build new showroom

•	Firm presents plan to filter radioactive water

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 31. The winner will read the poem during a memorial ceremony Sept. 11 ... More...

•	Information session on caregiving July 12

•	Youngsters sought for county-fair contests

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Letters

•	Route 130 in desperate need of attention

When you drive down Route 130 in North and South Brunswick, you feel the bumps on the road. There is nothing wrong with your tires or your car. There is something wrong with the road. The entire road needs new asphalt. Road crews have from time to time filled in some potholes, but not e... More...

•	Library drive for food bank a huge success

•	Taxpayers suffer from contract amendment

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Editorials

•	When letter writing was a genteel, reasoned art

When I was a young political reporter out West, I drew the unrestrained ire of a perennial candidate for governor named Al Hamburg. More...

•	The wrong job for the right-hand man

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Frank DiBiase Mr. DiBiase, 82, of North Brunswick, died July 10, 2007, at home. Born in North Brunswick, he was a lifelong resident. He was a security guard at the Pinkerton Agency for several years. Prior to that, he was a truck driver at Hermann Forwarding, South Brunswick, for more t... More...

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Sports

•	Nob Valley still a force among county teams

NORTH BRUNSWICK - There's something in the water at the Nob Valley Swim Club - talented swimmers. Despite competing against teams with much larger rosters, the Nob Valley team continues to be one of the top squads in the county, though they're having to work a little harder at it th... More...

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Business

•	Bob's has been 35 years in the making for local man

Bob and Beryl Petote happy to be back, living and serving in Milltown

Bob and Beryl Petote came back to Milltown after 20 years, and it is like they never left. The husband and wife team opened Bob's Mill Pond Deli last month, and it has already become a thriving, community mecca. "We're doing great," Beryl said. "We did well from day one, and I... More...

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