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JEFF GRANIT staff A young girl takes her bounces in the moon bounce at South Brunswick's National Night Out at Woodlot Park. Story, page 10. More...
Groups unite to fight warehouses
S.B. residents form Friends of Southern Middlesex County
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

South Brunswick residents are gearing up for a fight against a massive warehouse complex near the intersection of Route 130 and Friendship Road, slated to be part of the Matrix Business Park near the New Jersey Turnpike. More...


Racing hogs to rubber frogs, it's the county fair
Middlesex staple kicks off its 69th year, will run through Sunday
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK - Outside the 69th annual Middlesex County Fair was a large, grassy field swiftly filling up with rows of cars, trucks and sport utility vehicles. While a mass of gray clouds threatened to make life difficult for the hundreds attending the fair's opening day Monday, by abo... More...


6-year-old drowns in pool at birthday party
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK - A 6-year-old Linden boy drowned Sunday evening in an in-ground pool, according to police. The victim, Dominic Gullo, had been set to enter the first grade in the fall. Police investigations have ruled the incident as an accident. More...


N.B. police will offer car seat inspections
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - Although no price can be put on the safety of a child, the state has awarded the township police department with a $7,000 grant to educate motorists on proper car seat handling. More...


 Bulletin Board
•'Preparing for Flu, Pneumonia' Aug. 9
The South Brunswick Health Department and South Brunswick Development Corporation will host "Preparing for the Flu and Pneumonia Season," Aug. 9 from 10:30-11:30 a.m. at Charleston Place Senior Housing Community Room, 3424 Route 27, Kendall Park section of South Brunswick. More...
•Program with M.C. Blue at library Aug. 14
•Linwood School chosen as PACES lead school
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 Letters
•Public urged to oppose South Brunswick warehouse proposal
We want to voice our strong opposition to Matrix's proposal for the warehouse complexes on Route 130 and Friendship Road in South Brunswick Township. This will only add to an existing glut of vacant warehouses in the area. To see the complete Matrix Business Park at 8A go www.matrixcompanies.... More...
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 Editorials
•Builder should offer more than ultimatums
In a candid interview with the Sentinel last week, developer Russ Richardson issued an ultimatum of sorts to South Brunswick: His village center or a massive office complex. South Brunswick will have to weigh its decision carefully but cannot do so based on such pressuring. More...
•'Easy to assemble' is the world's great lie
•A New York City icon on the Green River's banks
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Edward P. Shepsko Mr. Shepsko, 74, of North Brunswick, died July 30, 2007, at Jersey Shore University Medical Center, Neptune. Born in South River, he resided in East Brunswick prior to relocating to North Brunswick 35 years ago. He owned and operated Shepsko Plumbing and Heating, North... More...
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 Sports
•Any Given Saturday steals Sunday spotlight
Scores impressive win in 40th Haskell Invitational
OCEANPORT - One race does not a horse make. That was trainer Todd Pletcher's feeling toward Any Given Saturday following an eighth-place showing at the Kentucky Derby. More...
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