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Beavers and raccoons and porcupines - oh my!
Puppets boost pupils' awareness of conflict resolution, diversity
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer
For the past two months, puppets have played a large role at Parsons Elementary School, North Brunswick. More...
So. Brunswick tax rate will remain stable
Dipping into surplus, collecting delinquent taxes help keep rate flat
BY CHRIS MURINO Staff Writer

The South Brunswick municipal tax rate will not increase this year. The budget was introduced at the May 27 Township Council meeting, and taxes will remain at the same rate as last year, despite a decrease of $416,000 in state aid, More...

Time is ticking away for Lyme bill to be heard
Those affected by the disease angered over congressman's inaction
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

Adults and their children who are sick with Lyme disease are calling on New Jersey Rep. Frank Pallone (D-6th District), chair of the Health Subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, to move forward with a congressional hearing for a Lyme disease research bill. More...


Pedals for Progress drive to mark 10th year of collecting used bikes
BY CHRIS MURINO Staff Writer

SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Larry Witlen, a math teacher at South Brunswick High School, has been running the Pedals for Progress program for the past nine years, and this year he is making it 10. More...


Just hangin' around

Above: Children enjoy climbing on the rock wall at the new playground at the Community Park in North Brunswick. The equipment, which also includes a swing set, two handicap-accessible swings and a playground unit, was installed in mid-April. The equipment was purchased through capital funds from 200... More...


N.B. BOE presents awards to students, teacher
BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer

NORTH BRUNSWICK - The township Board of Education presented several awards at its May 14 meeting to celebrate the successes of its students and staff members. Mike Buttitta, a technology education teacher at LinwoodMiddle School, has received the New Jersey Technology Education Association's Mid... More...


 Letters
•Dismal Swamp is a unique habitat
I recently read about the Dismal Swamp as a target for redevelopment. Overdevelopment has already plagued New Jersey's natural landscape, changing it from a unique environment spotted with forests full of native species of animals and plants to an endless line of housing developments and shopping ... More...
• Consider seniors during National Home Safety Month
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 Editorials
•Farms, farmers provide us with appreciation of hard work
Your Turn
Iam not a farmer. I am just a person that has been fortunate enough to have lived my life in a rural agricultural area of South Brunswick on Davidson Mill Road. Many of my neighbors were farmers. I was lucky to have witnessed the hard, backbreaking work of the farmers raising their crops and lives... More...
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 Sports
•N.B. baseball concludes season with loss in state tourney
Raiders finish '08 with 9-12 mark
The North Brunswick High School baseball team had, in the words of head coach Ryan Lillis, "an up and down season" in 2008. "We would win three games, then we would lose three games," the Raiders' fourth-year coach explained. "We couldn't get any consistency. More...
•Edison baseball suffers two consecutive losses to end season
•Stevens softball loses two to end season
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