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September 27, 2007
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CHRIS KELLY staff Harry Horowitz gets face to face with a duck as the Quiver Farm Projects, Pennsylvania, visits the Buckingham Place Assisted Living and Adult Day Services in South Brunswick on Sept. 25. More...
Coyotes sighted in South Brunswick
Official confirms at least three reports throughout township
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

South Brunswick residents and officials have reported three separate coyote sightings, with the most recent one taking place Monday afternoon. Arthur Roedell, owner of Monmouth Mobile Home Park off Route 1, said that a coyote had been spotted coming right up to one resident's fence yesterday afte... More...


Republican quits post over phony Baroni letter
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

MONROE - A Monroe Republican Committee member plans to resign from her position over being asked to put her name on a letter condemning Democratic state Senate candidate Seema Singh that she felt was overly negative. The committee member, Racquel Chiarella, said that staffers at Republican chall... More...


S.B. measure demands accuracy from builders
Public offering statements must be cleared by twp. first
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK - The Township Council adopted an ordinance Tuesday that would give it greater oversight on public offering statements given by builders to property buyers. With the measure's passage, all developers must now submit their public offering statements for approval to the township ma... More...


Community comes together at Hand in Hand Festival
Volunteers and disabled people learn from each other during annual fest
BY KATHY CHANG Staff Writer

WOODBRIDGE - The first time he took part in the annual Hand in Hand Festival it was an eye-opener for Jeff Zirpolo, owner of The Club at Woodbridge. "It just wakes you up," he said. "You think of the parents who have essentially a child forever. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Foreign film series at N.B. Library begins Oct. 11
The North Brunswick Public Library, 880 Hermann Road, will join 10 other libraries in Middlesex and Union counties to present a series of three international films. "Together," a 2003 film in Chinese with English subtitles, will be shown Oct. 11. It tells the story of a 13-year-old violin prodigy... More...
•Senior swim times now offered at school pool
•Partnership walk Sept. 29 at S. Brunswick park
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 Letters
•S.B. thanked for Community Unity Day
The Charlene Austin Community Unity Day was a success, thanks to the help and cooperation of the mayor, Township Committee, administrator, Police Department, Recreation Department, Public Works Department and Health Department. More...
•Tobacco cos. deserve stronger scrutiny
•Mother says recreational soccer club let her family down
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 Editorials
•Results of 'basic civics' test can be misleading
GREG BEAN Coda The national papers and pundits were all atwitter last week over the results of a test given to 14,000 college students across the country that seemed to suggest that lots of them got stupider during their four years of expensive education instead of smarter. More...
•He's just too busy to call his frantic mom
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Loretta J. Baum Culver Mrs. Culver, 63, of Jamesburg, died Sept. 14, 2007, in Raritan Bay Medical Center, Perth Amboy division. She was the owner of South Brunswick Kennels. Surviving are her husband, James Culver; a daughter, Christine Palmer of Pocomoke, Md. More...
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 Schools
•On target?
CHRIS KELLY staff North Brunswick's Joseph Golubieski, 11, tries his hand at a skilled target game while visiting St. Joseph High School's Founders Day event in Metuchen on Sept. 22. More...
•N.B. schools make the grade on NCLB scores
•N.B. recognizes Sept. scholars
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 Sports
•Look up at the ball
ERIC SUCAR staff Bishop Ahr's Melanie LiCari (l) and North Brunswick's Patrice Zinnikas (r) battle over the ball during the second half of North Brunwsick's 3-2 victory. More...
•Fishing is solid and getting better
•S. B. field hockey on a hot streak
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 Business
•Upscale shopping center set for Oct. 27 opening
Ann Taylor Loft, Banana Republic among retailers to open at Rts. 1 and 130 NORTH BRUNSWICK - What was once the home of the Boy Scouts and General Automotive will now be the home of shoppers and restaurateurs, as the developer of the Shoppes at North Brunswick held a hardhat tour of the life... More...
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