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Football group wants to keep intruders away
N.B. Pop Warner league wants only its teams in park at night
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer
An incident at North Brunswick's Sabella Park on Saturday has prompted the Adams Athletic Club Pop Warner league to request an added police presence during all home football games. At around 7:50 p.m., a punch was thrown by a "rowdy individual" playing on the basketball court at the park while a ... More...
Report says most flooding is a result of warehouses
Turnpike responsible only for a small percent of flood water
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

The long-anticipated report on the causes of flooding in Pigeon Swamp State Park was presented to the Davidsons Mill Road Area Committee (DMRC) last week, and will be presented to the South Brunswick Township Council later this month. More...

Candidates in spat over fundraising activities

SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Democratic Senate candidate Seema Singh attacked her Republican rival Bill Baroni for participating in fundraisers in districts taking part in the Fair and Clean Elections pilot program. Baroni has called the concerns silly and accused Singh of holding a double standard. More...


N. Bruns. holds somber remembrance of Sept. 11
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - Over 200 community members commemorated the sixth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, during a ceremony held in the municipal courtroom on Tuesday. More...


Community Unity Day draws large crowd in S.B.
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

South Brunswick celebrated its 21st annual Community Unity Day at Woodlot Park on Saturday. Community Unity Day began in 1986, established by the Municipal Alliance Against Substance Abuse and the Mayor's Task Force on Substance Abuse. The day aims to reduce drug and alcohol abuse as well as cele... More...


 Bulletin Board
•'Living With Arthritis' program set for Sept. 13
The South Brunswick Health Department in partnership with South Brunswick Development Corp., will host Living with Arthritis," Sept. 13 from 10:30 a.m.-noon at Charleston Place Community, 3424 Route 27, Kendall Park section of South Brunswick. Harshit Khara, M.D., from Saint Peter's University Ho... More...
•Poetry readings resume in S. Brunswick Sept. 16
•Toys for Tots drive to begin Sept. 16
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 Letters
•PE will combat childhood obesity epidemic
Back-to-school time is a great time to teach kids how to make hearthealthy choices. The American Heart Association and the Clinton Foundation formed the Alliance for a Healthier Generation to ensure that today's generation of kids grows up healthy. More...
•S.B. Soccer Club extends thanks to supporters
•Lower costs at concessions, impose drink limit at arts center
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 Editorials
•Are We There Yet?
They'd work well for the Marching Martyrs Society
One would be hard pressed to find an individual who volunteers more than my sister Patti. She attends meetings, formal gatherings and women's luncheons. She sits with pen in hand and carefully documents every detail and when the need for a volunteer arises, she's the first to shoot her hand in th... More...
•Coda
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 Schools
•Foundation raises money for special school projects
NORTH BRUNSWICK - The township Educational Foundation presented professional grant assistance to members of the school district during a special ceremony on Sept. 4. More...
•School spirit
•Judd students can walk this way - or can they?
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 Sports
•Turned upside down
At left, North Brunswick's Vincent Campbell is tackled by Sayreville's Rashiem Clarke Friday during his team's 41-0 loss. At right, North Brunswick's Andrew Opuku holds onto the ball as he is upended by Sayreville's Reinaldo Rodriguez. More...
•S.B. tennis hopes to move forward after injuries
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