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SCOTT FRIEDMAN Jasmine Chang, a North Brunswick first-grader, participated in a master class piano recital at Jacob's Music in Lawrenceville on Saturday to benefit the Damien Dixon Memorial Piano Scholarship at Westminster Choir College at Rider University. See story, page 13. More...
Officials hope budget will pass for first time in four years

North Brunswick Township school district taxes could increase by 4.6 cents if voters approve the proposed budget on April 15. Residents could see a $72.65 raise in taxes per year on an average assessed home of $157,878, or about $6 per month. More...

Senior has 40 items showing at the municipal building

Rosa Donnelly never took a class on how to crochet. Instead, at around 7 years old, her mother taught her how to weave the yarn in and out of the hook to form patterns. "It seems like almost all my life," she said of the numerous pieces she has crocheted throughout her 84-year life. "I never kep... More...


Former North Brunswick high school student was killed in shooting

NEW BRUNSWICK - Two Hub City residents held in the November murder of Dyshon Thompson entered not guilty pleas at the Superior Court of New Jersey in New Brunswick on Monday. Shakiera Summers, of Riverside, and Morgan Brown, of New Brunswick, were arraigned separately on their indictment charges... More...


Panel of women speak to eighth-grade girls about working in a man's world

NORTH BRUNSWICK - To show that women can be just as successful and career-oriented as their male counterparts, LinwoodMiddle School held its second annualWomen's Career Day forum on March 19, in honor of March being Women's History Month. More...


Mary Murray was part of Staten Island ferry system from 1930s-'60s

EAST BRUNSWICK - Mary Murray may have lost some of her youthful beauty, but she still warrants double takes from those who pass her by. The deteriorating ferry that carried passengers through the Staten Island Ferry system for nearly 40 years, then sat retired alongside the Raritan River for ano... More...


ERIC SUCAR staff Gabrielle Waligo stops to squeeze "Dora the Explorer" during a fundraising carnival held at Uptown Playaround in Kendall Park on Friday. The event included face-painting, tattoos, balloon sculptures and character visits. Proceeds will benefit autistic children. More...


North Brunswick Township Public Schools will hold a community meeting April 8 at 7 p.m. to discuss the full day kindergarten program to begin in September. The meeting will be at the auditorium at North Brunswick High School, Raider Road. More...
Heart disease and stroke claim the lives of nearly 14,000 New Jersey women annually. Too many mothers, sisters, daughters and friends die annually from these diseases. Cardiovascular disease is the leading health threat facing women today. More...
Recently in the Sentinel, there have been several articles asking for donations for various causes: an osteosarcoma patient, the Civil Air Patrol, Operation Support Our Troops, to name a few. With rising taxes and a state fiscal crisis, people say they barely have enough money to make ends meet, w... More...
Team also lacks a home field to play on
Alack of varsity of experience isn't the only drawback the North Brunswick High School girls softball team has to be concerned with this season. In fact, that might be the least of the Raiders' problems. Securing a field to play on, and practice, might be of a higher priority as North Brunswick ... More...
Rockn' Joe Coffeehouse set to open in late spring on Route 27 in S.B.
SOUTH BRUNSWICK - There will soon be new place for township residents to grab a cup of coffee. A new Rockn' Joe Coffeehouse and Bistro will open in Kendall Park this spring on Route 27. Kevin Brennan, the CEO of the franchise, started the business in 1993. More...