ANDREW MILLER staff Siddharth Kurella, 9, of Kendall Park, tries to bite an apple dangling from a ruler during the Greenbrook School's 2007 Lights On Afterschool Fall A Pa Looza in the Kendall Park section of South Brunswick. More...
Citing freedom of speech, Common Sense America chair stands behind spots
BY CHRIS MURINO Staff Writer
Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein (DMiddlesex Mercer) was awarded $100,000 in rescue funds by the Election Law Enforcement Commission (ELEC) last week to counter radio attacks made by an independent group called Common Sense America. More...
Middlesex County Public Health Department will hold an influenza and pneumococcal immunization clinic Nov. 15 from 10 a.m. to noon at North Brunswick Senior Center, 15 Linwood Place. Vaccines will be offered to Middlesex County residents age 18 and older. More...
I'm proud to support Assemblywoman Linda Greenstein, who is an independent, reform-minded leader and always a lady. Before formal bans on dual office holding were fashionable, Linda did the right thing by giving up her seat on the Plainsboro Township Committee upon her election to the state Assem... More...
There was an interesting poll released last week that found 49 percent of the people in New Jersey would like to leave the state and move someplace where they can afford to live. More...
SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Naushad Islam was appointed to the Board of Education on Monday, stepping in to occupy Atilio DeFalco's vacated seat. "We think he can work with the board to continue our mission of keeping the kids first and working with the best interests of the commission as a whole," board ... More...
Ray Rice's 181 yards on the ground lead Scarlet Knights to victory
After putting together the most successful season in school history a year ago, the Scarlet Knights had seen a little bit of the shine come off their armor this season with disappointing backto back losses to Maryland and Cincinnati after starting out 3-0. More...
Sustainable Threads owners advocate buying from poorer countries
NORTH BRUNSWICK - Poonam Abbi and Harish Hathiramani are two of a rising number of merchants interested in "fair trade," or giving back to the workers who make their products in economically disadvantaged countries. "A lot of people who deal with fair trade help each other," Hathiramani said. "T... More...
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