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September 20, 2007

North Brunswick Boy Scout Michael Bauer (l) and fellow Scout Tom Kwiatkowski assemble the seating portion of a wheelchair-accessible picnic table at Babbage Park on Saturday. ANDREW MILLER staff More...

Municipal budget carries 5-cent hike

Capital projects include park upgrades, work on water treatment plant

BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

North Brunswick residents will see a 5- cent tax rate increase under the fiscal year 2008 municipal budget, which was adopted at Monday night's Township Council meeting. The owner a home with an assessed value of $157,000, which officials said was the township's average, will pay about $79 more i... More...

Suspect in fatal crash makes 'Most Wanted'

Rizwan Chaudhary fled after accident that killed boy, 9

BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK - Police are hoping that the TV show "America's Most Wanted" will help them track down the suspect in a car accident that killed a 9- year-old township boy on Christmas Eve 2001. More...

Blitzburgers touches down in No. Brunswick

BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

Anew restaurant in town has North Brunswick residents putting on the Blitz. Blitzburgers Grill and Café, located in the Renaissance Plaza shopping center near ShopRite, offers burgers, hot dogs, wraps, paninis, seafood, salads, soups, milkshakes, coffee, desserts and a weekend brunch in an u... More...

Mom's foreign language skills are a little rusty

LORI CLINCH Are We There Yet?

'Are you relieved that the kids are back in school?" a kind soul asked me just last week. I think I shocked him when I said I was not happy at all. After all, one might think that a mother of four boys would be doing a lighthearted salsa routine all about the abode when she hears the first school... More...

•	New Brunswick police vehicle carrying prisoner flips in crash

•	Two hurt in head-on crash

•	For the Record

•	Democrats get a Rush from new campaign chair

•	10 hope to fill vacant seat

•	Tuskegee Airman records story on Edison wax

•	Making fans

•	Area Muslims begin observance of Ramadan

•	Signs to direct residents on a walk through time

•	Scouts assemble pair of wheelchair-ready tables

•	Singh defends record against ethics criticisms

•	Middlesex County to create sustainability plan

•	N.B. hopes to make the scene more green

•	Club, committees applauded for service to community

•	A 'new reality' revealed at museum

Bulletin Board

•	'Entertainment 2008' now at North B'wick Library

North Brunswick Library, 880 Hermann Road, is now selling copies of the discount coupon book "Entertainment 2008" for both Middlesex and Monmouth counties. Books are $25 each, and individuals purchasing a Middlesex book will receive a free 2007 book, which is good until November. Proceeds benefit... More...

•	OLOL School selling 'KidStuff Coupon Books'

•	Mobile shredding program Sept. 29 in S.B.

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Letters

•	State should take action on breeding

The recent pit bull cases of Michael Vick and DMX are about more than animal abuse. Each and every year in New Jersey, 250,000 pets are dumped at taxpayers' expense at local shelters. Irresponsible pet owners, pet hoarders and unscrupulous breeders have set off nonstop pet-population explosions. More...

•	Singh's track record will benefit public

•	Temple thankful for efforts of chief, mayor

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Editorials

•	The 'other guy did it' won't work as an alibi

One of my favorite literary characters is a guy called Otherguy Overby. Otherguy makes his first appearance in a book by Ross Thomas called "Chinaman's Chance." In the book, it's explained that Otherguy got his name because every time he got arrested for a crime, his alibi was that "some other guy... More...

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Joseph G. Tinus Sr. Mr. Tinus, 83, of Spotswood, died Sept. 4, 2007, at Saint Peter's University Hospital, New Brunswick. Born in Manaca, Pa., he resided in Scranton, Pa., prior to relocating to Spotswood 45 years ago. He was a postal carrier for the U.S. Postal Service, Spotswood, for 21 years,... More...

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Sports

•	Sport Shorts

The Old Bridge Revolution U13 girls soccer team opened its season with a convincing 4-0 win over the Toms River Allstars at Riverwood Park field. The Revolution's relentless attack as well as superb defense keyed the victory. Natasha Amaro scored two goals while Natalie Principato and Melissa ... More...

•	Blues, fluke, and then some on full display this week

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Business

•	Hospital chooses S.B. man as CEO, president

SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Stephen K. Jones, a South Brunswick resident, has been selected to be the new president and CEO of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital and Robert Wood Johnson Health System, in New Brunswick, ending a sixmonth national search. More...

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