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January 24, 2008
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ERIC SUCAR staff North Brunswick sophomore and New Jersey State qualifier Chelsea Glincman (far left) watches one of her fellow divers compete in the North Brunswick Township High School's 31st annual Diving Invitational Meet at the school on Saturday. More...
Princeton U. announces the road to be traveled
New road to be built along Route 1 in S.B. for 90-acre science campus
BY CHRIS MURINO Staff Writer

The South Brunswick Planning Board approved an application from the trustees of Princeton University on Jan. 16 to build a new road for their proposed 90- acre science research campus, to be built along Route 1 near Independence Way. More...


Remembrances held by community are fit for a King
Various events in N.B. commemorate life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

To promote the message of peace, love and unity Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. portrayed throughout his life, the township of North Brunswick held various celebrations over the past few weeks to honor his legacy. More...


Corzine plan may take heavy toll on local traffic
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

Gov. Jon Corzine's plan to dramatically increase tolls on the Turnpike, Parkway andAtlantic City Expressway, as well as placing a toll on Route 440, has some people worried about the impact the proposal might have on nearby nontoll roads. More...


South Brunswick Twp. facing rising water rates
Mayor is unhappy with request for proposed increase of 23 percent
BY CHRIS MURINO Staff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK - New Jersey American Water has requested an increase of about 23 percent for theirwater rates, and South Brunswick is one of the 10 towns in Middlesex County that will be affected. "It is a real impact to us," Mayor Frank Gambatese said. "They just got finished raising the rates... More...


 Bulletin Board
•Candidate kits for S.B. Board of Ed available
School board candidate kits for residents interested in becoming a member of the South Brunswick Township Board of Education are now available at the Board Office, 231 Black Horse Lane. Deadline to file a nominating petition is Feb. 25 at 4 p.m., and the election will be April 15. More...
•School's faculty recital series begins Jan. 27
•Caregiver support group meetings Feb. 2, 21
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 Letters
•King would be proud of progress in school
My dad told me Martin Luther King's dream was to live in a world where a man was judged not by the color of his skin but by the content of his character. I think Martin Luther King would be proud of the progress made toward equality at Linwood Middle School. More...
•Student grateful for King's influence
•Gov. has not placed N.J. on path to stability
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 Editorials
•Coda
Men's brains aren't cut out for detailed memory
Whenever my wife and I take a romantic walk down memory lane, remembering our years together as a couple, it always feels a little like tiptoeing through aminefield. One wrong step and BOOM! - you're blown clean off the river.We'll be looking into each other's eyes, and she'll ask something innoc... More...
•Red State/Blue State
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 Obituaries
•Elizabeth H. Mason
Mrs. Mason, 82, of East Brunswick, died Dec. 27, 2007, in Raritan Bay Medical Center, Old Bridge division. Prior to her retirement in 1991, she was an office manager for Brown and Boveri, North Brunswick, where she worked for 15 years. Her husband, George Mason, died in 1978. More...
•Robert Charles Evans
•Frank P. Lavers
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 Schools
•They built this city from recycled materials
N.B. middle school students design, build city 100 years into the future
NORTH BRUNSWICK - Fifteen students from Linwood Middle School will participate in the Future Cities Competition at Rutgers University on Saturday. The project uses the computer software program SimCity 3000 to design a city that could exist 100 years into the future. More...
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 Sports
•SBHS defeats Perth Amboy on the hardwood
PHOTOS BY JEFF GRANIT staff Above: South Brunswick's Susie Miller goes up vying for the rebound against Perth Amboy during Tuesday's 59-53 victory. Right: South Brunswick's Katie Janssen (c) battles for the ball against Perth Amboy's Vicky Zakerewski (No. 33) and Dionna Roberts during the game in So... More...
•SBHS swimming through the competition
•'Up jumped the boogie'
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