North Brunswick, NJ News

• North Brunswick, NJ News
• Memorial Day 5k Run / Walk
• North Brunswick Chinese Brush Art Painter Presents Artwork to Woodbridge Township
• Photograph
• Peddie School swim team makes big splash at Classic
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• Vikings top Raiders in Thanksgiving contest
• Having a ball
• New Jersey higher education deserves support
• When the engine blows, and it’s 20 below
• NBTHS student is making HIStory as cheerleader
• Horse-racing dates awarded but legislation still pending
• Matawan-Aberdeen biz administrator heads to N.B.
• ISCJ honors Festival of Sacrifice by making donation
• Pair puts new twist on Hanukkah story
• NBTHS rededicates Walkway of Honor
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• ‘Over the Limit, Under Arrest’ to target impaired motorists
• County mourns passing of assistant prosecutor Larry West
• We’re all Pilgrims
• S.B. council updates water service agreement with Monroe
• S.B. man found guilty of killing parents, burying the bodies
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• Cartoon
• Applebee’s schedules Toys for Tots benefit
• Knee replacement lecture Dec. 15 in S.B.
• N.B. Kiddie Academy to collect toys, mittens
• Intellectual wellness discussion Dec. 13, 27
• Tai chi/quigong classes to start Jan. 6
• New Pilates class at S.B. Senior Center
• Chair yoga to start Jan. 4 at Senior Center
• B’fast with Santa at firehouse Dec. 19
• MTHS class of 1985 to gather for reunion
• Donations needed for homeless pets
• ‘Baby, It’s Cold Outside’ campaign
• N.B. library collecting toys for teenagers
• S.B. Hanukah events start Dec. 1
• Dayton Village tree lighting Dec. 5
• NBT to hold holiday events in December
• Orchestra’s holiday concert Dec. 5
• Info on alternate route teaching Dec. 9
• Renew or join library group to enter contest
• Bishop Ahr’s Vacchio is state all-around champion
• Born to Run 5-mile race returns to Freehold Boro
• Photograh
• The promise of electricity deregulation in N.J.
• Pay ’til it hurts, and then pay some more
• Bishop Ahr gymnasts claim ninth state championship
• Rep. Rush Holt appreciates vote of confidence
• Man arrested after fleeing scene, possessing handgun
• County mandates training program for new officers
• All the right moves
• Bera sisters ready to make their mark on Broadway
• Author recalls an earlier era of life in Jamesburg
• Turkey Trot
• As Afghan war continues, so does local supply drive
• Filmmaker tells story of the other ‘Rosies’
• Parents can help prevent cyberbullying crimes
• Video-game nirvana
• N.B. tries to dodge substance abuse problems by teens
• S.B. pharmaceutical company receives federal contract
• Restaurant no longer ‘steak’ing claim in local market
• Middlesex County celebrates National Adoption Day
• Museum celebrates water as art world inspiration
• No. Bruns. could close on Pulda Farm by end of year
• Closing arguments paint very different pictures
• Photograph
• Cartoon
• Assisted living center wins fourth Best Practice Award
• Golf mag readers rank Forsgate at top
• ‘Repurpose Your Assets’ seminar Dec. 3
• Monthly birthday luncheon Dec. 21
• Registration for MCCC winter session is open
• N.B. Kiddie Academy to collect toys, mittens
• Thyroid lecture Dec. 2 at S.B. Senior Center
• ‘Music, Merlot and Miele VIII’ Dec. 2
• Hearing loss lecture at S.B. Senior Center
• Knee replacement lecture Dec. 15 in S.B.
• Workshop delves into ‘minds of boys’
• Call to purchase bricks for walkway
• Intellectual wellness discussion Dec. 13, 27
• Photos of veterans on display at S.B. library
• Trip to NYC for show, shopping Dec. 5
• Spaghetti Dinner on menu at VFW post
• ‘Angels’ are sought for soldiers, children
• S.B. Camera Club slates photo critique
• FREE Resource Fair for Children and Families
• Keyboard Kids: Where a kid can be a kid
• Resident takes issue with doctor’s views on tort system
• ‘The Farmer and the Horse’ film Nov. 12
• The Magic 8-Ball says, ‘Reply hazy; try again’
• Tickets available for ‘Disney on Ice’
• Businesses helping businesses is the new fashion
• Kiddie Academy to hold Nov. food drive
• Ghost whisperer
• ‘Joyful Rest’ exhibit, lectures open Nov. 7
• in the service •••
• Nature Walk at Rutgers Gardens Nov. 6
• Children’s yoga
• VFW’s Sunday breakfast set for Nov. 7
• Gas attendant fired for allegedly harassing customers
• Vet program, bullying workshop in N.B.
• Rafano: County is meeting challenges of the times
• Exploring Options’ forum Nov. 20 in S.B.
• N.J. Appellate Division invalidates COAH rules
• St. Joseph tops E. Brunswick to claim GMC soccer title
• S.B. Senior Center to observe Veterans Day
• N.B. nail tech’s artwork is published in magazine
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• NBTHS to host Comedy Night Nov. 12
• S.B. woman takes one step at a time to beat cancer
• More Soccer Action
• PC computer clinic at S.B. Public Library
• Middlesex Co. unveils Crime Stoppers program
• Raiders, Vikings pick up big wins on the gridiron
• Motivational speech to benefit Byron Found.
• Constable School to receive $750 grant
• Soccer Action
• Believe Fund to benefit RU’s LeGrand
• Miss NJ American Co-Ed
• Carol Ann Specht
• Health forum will address good, bad fats
• The road to lower taxes in South Brunswick
• Nancy T. Anderson
• Cartoon
• Daniel Joseph O’Brien
• SBHS seeks vendors for show Nov. 27
• Parents warned of new synthetic marijuana use
• Raiders’ Davis running for second GMC x-country title
• Charity Gold Classic hits $200,000 mark
• N.B. council recognizes good deeds of residents
• Karim Sawyer Looks Upfield
• Seeking S.B. veterans to record their stories
• S.B. celebrates Lights On Afterschool program
• Big wins for Raiders, Vikings on the gridiron
• S.B. Senior Center to discuss Constitution
• Local attorney donates pink socks to N.B. soccer league
• Soccer Spookarama
• Veterans group meets every 2nd Tues. in S.B.
• Six candidates discuss issues facing county
• NBTHS students attend Dodge Poetry Festival in Newark
• Am. Legion Post 401’s food drive under way
• Software development company opens new facility
• NASA program coming to Linwood Middle School
• S.B. Senior Center to discuss taxes Nov. 4
• Buffalo Wild Wings to hold Thanksgiving food drive
• Seventh-grader from R.I. needs N.J. info
• Free armchair exercise program Nov. 1
• Spookarama tournament action
• Family thanks those who helped find father
• NBTHS to host Comedy Night on Nov. 12
• Cartoon
• The truth isn’t always apparent at first blush
• Boy Scouts to help local food pantries
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• Officers pleased with medicine collection
• NBTHS to host ‘Cyber Bullying’ program
• Sales Pro Forum to discuss ways to improve businesses
• Lobbyist reports available on ELEC Internet website
• Celebrate Indian culture Nov. 9 in S.B.
• Belly Dancing for Breast Cancer
• S.B. police academy’s alumni to meet Nov. 2
• Walk for Diane
• Veterans Day to be observed at memorial
• Proposed law a tribute to late Sayreville teen
• ‘War of the Worlds’ lecture Nov. 15 in S.B.
• Into the woods
• Daphne Powell Concert set for Nov. 7
• Students share a piece of themselves through art exhibit
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• The Farmer and the Horse at the New Jersey Museum of Agriculture
• on campus •••
• 9/11 responder bill headed for Senate vote
• Little House seeking items for Tricky Tray
• SBHS seeks vendors for show Nov. 27
• Nicola Recine
• Six candidates vying for seat of mayor, council in S.B.
• Rec office sponsoring trips to shows, winery
• Help N.B. Fire Dept. get 10K in funding
• Patricia A. McKeown
• $22M is a lot to pay for land with wetlands
• Luncheon to support breast-cancer struggle
• Clothing drive to benefit NBTHS Oct. 23
• GOP files ethics complaints over Democrats’ political ad
• Vendors welcome at bazaar, yard sale
• Haunted House set for weekends in October
• Jean R. Palmer
• GOP newcomers challenge Dem incumbents in N.B. race
• Tickets available for MAVIS dinner
• JLI to offer medicine, morals course Oct. 26
• Questions letter writer’s definition of ‘diversity’
• Celebrating Garba
• ‘Exploring Options’ forum Nov. 20 in S.B.
• Zimmerli Museum lecture Oct. 22
• Resident wants to replace Rush Holt with Scott Sipprelle
• Muslim Consumer Conference to highlight contributions to U.S. economy
• MCC to hold open house Nov. 7
• Halloween fun at S.B. Library Oct. 27, 29
• Gambatese and Killmurray should be re-elected in S.B.
• Contest could win new playground for school
• Halloween candy buy-back Nov. 1-5
• SBPA workshop scheduled for Oct. 21
• Take a more humane approach with geese, deer, etc.
• Warming up
• Participants sought for arts, street fair
• Flu shots available Oct. 29 at N.B. Sr. Center
• Residents supports Debra Johnson for mayor
• Russian Festival planned for Oct. 23
• ‘Stranger Danger’ program Oct. 26
• Town urged to reconsider parade route
• Curtain to rise on Simon’s ‘23rd Floor’
• NBTHS soccer team to host game show Oct. 22
• Cartoon
• Teams sought for basketball tourney
• Chair yoga classes to start at senior center
• Pancake breakfast Oct. 30 in No. Bruns.
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• County offers residents emergency alert program
• Rec office sponsoring trips to shows, winery
• MCC to host CARE annual walk Oct. 24
• Vikes win third straight, shutting out Monroe, 26-0
• Wells Fargo gives grants to Central Jersey nonprofits
• Tricky tray gift raffle in Kendall Park
• Haunted River Walk scheduled in Milltown
• Vikings looking forward to soccer playoff season
• North Brunswick’s Care-to-Walk
• ‘Lights, Camera, Save!’ contest under way
• Woman’s Club seeks vendors for show
• Loose Ball Play
• Students apply academics to real-world situations
• Gallagher to resign school business administrator post
• Entries sought for S.B. film, video festival
• Contest could win new playground for school
• S.B. blood drive to take place Oct. 16
• Saint Peter’s Hospital seeks volunteers
• N.B. MAC grant will fund dodgeball tournament
• Annette “Bea” Ficarra Driscoll
• Meet artist Maxwell Nimeck Oct. 18
• Clothing drive to benefit NBTHS Oct. 23
• American Legion to offer karaoke dances
• Michael S. Richvalsky
• Restaurant event will benefit OLOL
• S.B. Citizens’ Police Academy improves community relations
• Rose Migut Banach
• Lyme disease support group meeting Oct. 18
• Crime in North Brunswick continues to decline
• Vivian N. Boyce Perrin
• Save a Child’s Heart 5K run/walk Oct. 17
• Walk for Diane strives to promote early detection
• Celebrate Gandhi’s life by going vegan
• Adams Ladies Club to host trip to A.C.
• Care-to-Walk to support cancer patients
• Teacher responds to Bean’s Coda column
• Liz Taylor’s jewelry is topic of discussion
• South Brunswick expands along ‘Einstein Alley’
• It is time to end the studies; start building the rail line
• Hazardous waste drop-off day planned
• Campaigning for change one cupful at a time
• Resident likes Congressman Holt’s hands-on attitude
• ‘Golden Roadshow’ to take place Oct. 22
• N.B. moves toward purchasing Pulda Farm property
• Doctor: Goodwin will help decrease medical costs
• Mill Road Day Camp open house Oct. 16
• South Bruns. mourns loss of former Mayor Richard Ilnicki
• Spaulding crusades against N.B. geese
• VFW post plans Oct. 15 Fish Fry
• Columbus Day Parade
• Believes N.B. Republicans deserve your vote
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• Charleston Place rummage sale in Oct.
• Cartoon
• One more thing to worry about: rogue technology
• Sanu leaving his mark on Rutgers football
• Diwali workshop set for Oct. 19 in N.B.
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• N.B. hazardous waste drop-off day Oct. 16
• South Brunswick Shuts Out Edison
• N.B. church to hold flea market Oct. 16
• Walk to Cure Diabetes at Rutgers Oct. 24
• Columbus Day parade
• Raiders, Vikings pick up big wins on the gridiron
• Registration for preschool under way
• Harvest Fair at First Presbyterian Church
• DanceLab
• North Brunswick Community Service Day
• Alzheimer’s support groups to meet Oct. 21
• Health Screening Fair at S.B. Senior Center
• Video teaches about pedestrian safety
• MCC to offer hours on Saturday, Oct. 16
• N.B. moves toward purchasing Pulda Farm property
• N.B. Care-to-Walk to support those with cancer
• Book clubs are easy as checking out a book
• Adams Ladies Club to host trip to A.C.
• N.B. Columbus Day parade shows its ‘Amore’ for Italian culture
• N.B. church seeks vendors for flea market
• After-school program adds to students’ academic skills
• Brunswick Mobility’s open house Oct. 16
• Nonprofits in jeopardy of losing tax-exempt status
• Volunteers needed for South Asian study
• Indo-American group to host Garba festival
• Raiders looking to have strong second half on soccer pitch
• SAMHAJ support group to meet Oct. 7
• Motorists urged to drive extra safely Oct. 10
• Pirkle’s four TD passes highlight Raiders’ win
• Peace fliers to be distributed at Rutgers
• N.B. Humane Assoc. takes steps toward Project Shelter
• Keep current mayor and council, South Brunswick resident says
• Reverse mortgage lecture at Senior Center
• Vote Republican and restore sensible community planning
• Chaos erupts after woman found guilty in fatal ’07 crash
• Honored and humbled by community’s support
• RU ready to get lost?
• Reader says congressman’s statement is false
• Cartoon
• Be an informed voter, reader advises
• Monthly birthday luncheon Oct. 19
• Tenure must be on the table in reform talks
• Oktoberfest dinner Oct. 9 in S. Brunswick
• Old Bridge Speedway Reunion will relive track’s storied past
• N.B. Fire Co. No. 3 to host circus Oct. 7-8
• S.B. art show to bring ‘spark’ to municipal building
• Halloween costume party at senior center
• Help N.B. Fire Dept. get 10K in funding
• S.B. library to offer yoga for kids Oct. 30
• N.B. honors scholar award recipients
• Humane Society barbecue Oct. 10
• Elks seek vendors for Oct. 3
• Rejoice Jewish Music And Culture Festival
• Learn the signs of heart disease
• Comics Day Oct. 2
• Cartoon
• Let’s hope they spend all of that $100 million wisely
• N.B. church seeks vendors for flea market
• ‘Helmets for Hearts’ Oct. 1 & 2 at schools
• Rejoice Fest
• Chaos erupts after woman found guilty in fatal ’07 crash
• Free local trips for South Brunswick seniors in Oct.
• S.B. BOE addresses goals for upcoming school year
• Help N. Brunswick Fire Dept. get 10K in funding
• County officials celebrate training center expansion
• Tai chi classes to start at senior center
• T-shirts spread simple messages of goodness
• NBHA to hold Dog Walkathon Oct. 3
• Credit card companies facing tighter regulation on campus
• VFW Post 9111 to host breakfast Oct. 3
• Pilsners, lagers and ales, oh my!
• Vikings pick up first win in Mantz’s second tenure
• Oktoberfest dinner Oct. 9 in S. Brunswick
• J&J employees celebrate 50 years of friendship
• Marlboro basketball coach joins staff at Western Ky.
• NBHA to hold Dog Walkathon Oct. 3
• EMTs across the state remember Helen Toth
• South Brunswick Field Hockey
• Help N.B. Fire Dept. get 10K in funding
• ‘A day of fun to become one’
• Stephen “Greg” Nowak”
• Indio-Americans’ Garba 2010 in October
• ‘American Girls’ do their part for the Special Olympics
• Janet Varsolona
• S.B. library celebrates Korean Thanksgiving
• Defendant testifies she wasn’t drunk during fatal crash
• Roslyn Naiburg
• 2nd Generation Group presents Movie Night
• The First Ladies of Kendall Park share years and years of friendship
• Joan M. Ruskai Morris
• Passport Day on Oct. 2 in No. Brunswick
• N.B. receives award for energy efficiency
• Republican Women’s Club has a question for Democrats
• Clothing drive Oct. 2 at NBTHS
• Working toward the CURE
• Ex-mayor says it’s time to get rid of the geese
• Testimony continues in alleged drunken-driving case
• Freehold Reg. H.S. class of ’65 to hold reunion
• Driver suspended after two children left on school bus
• Diane E. Dukay
• Lindbergh forensics lecture Sept. 30
• Peace and joy celebrated by Muslims
• Dems support women, see strength in diversity
• Your voice … your vote
• Protecting sources means protecting the public
• Cartoon
• Coaches urge support of NJSIAA’s prevailing ticket costs
• Ballroom dance group to perform in S.B.
• Resident upset over refusal to transport
• Boot Camp workouts to benefit MCFOODS
• N.B. resident shares thoughts on Sept. 11, 2001
• MCC Wins Soccer Match
• Walk for Farm Animals Sept. 19
• NJEA still acting badly, and needs a ‘timeout’
• Davis twins have Raiders chasing championships
• NAACP convention slated for Sept. 17-19
• Off-duty police officer hit by alleged drunken driver
• Bombers best Vikings in grid season opener
• Ronald McDonald Casino Night Sept. 24
• Four rise to rank of Eagle Scout
• MCC announces Fall II class schedule
• Zimmerli art lecture at S.B. Senior Center
• Bat tests positive for rabies in No. Brunswick
• S.B. Parent Academy announces workshops
• Flavian’s mind power game show Sept. 27
• Retail vacancy rate up again in central New Jersey
• SBHS to offer cardiac screening Sept. 25
• Woman’s Club seeks vendors for Nov. 13 show
• Lensman’s photo published in National Geographic
• MCC program receives federal grant
• Composting workshops at EARTH Center
• Horn blowing
• MCC dental hygienist program graduates entire class
• Blood drive Sept. 23 at N.B. Kiddie Academy
• Nine years later, pain still exists
• Rutgers U. enrolls largest first-year class in its history
• Orchard will hold Apple Day Festival
• Trial continues in death of 18-year-old So. Bruns. woman
• Mary Padula
• in the service •••
• N.B. volunteers visit Haiti, begin to build dry toilet
• Antoinette “Toni” Ivancoe
• Trial begins in death of 18-year-old So. Bruns. woman
• N.B. man charged in fake ferry ticket scheme
• 26 Mile Bicycle Tour
• Entertainment at the Senior Center
• Monthly birthday luncheon Sept. 21
• SBPD mourns loss of former chief
• S.B. American Legion resumes karaoke
• Sept. 17 is nat’l POW-MIA Recognition Day
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• Indian concert at S.B. Senior Center Sept. 16
• Cartoon
• Jersey Shore Half-Marathon on tap in Sandy Hook
• Jazz Café to open Sept. 10 in S.B.
• MCC to offer Saturday hours on Sept. 11
• Raiders looking to make run at division title
• S.B. senior health program Sept. 9
• N.B. Buddy Ball soccer needs players, helpers
• SBPD to reinstitute ‘Operation Safe Schools’
• Lyme disease to be focus of film, talk
• Diocese to offer Catholic Bible series
• Politics, ideology trump the needs of 9/11 first responders
• Coming Home’ meeting Sept. 14
• Zimmerli schedules trip to N.J. waterfront
• Call her anything but don’t call her ma’am
• N.B. winter brochure to be available online
• NJSPJ to celebrate anniversary Sept. 14
• Learning by doing
• Master Gardener class to start Sept. 16
• Brain injury forum slated for Sept. 23
• Children, adults invited to audition
• Tossed cigarette leads to car fire
• Networking party slated in New B’wick
• Classical music
• N.B. Woman’s Club to meet Sept. 13
• Middlesex County College announces smoke-free policy
• N.B. American Legion to host pasta dinner
• Phone scam asks for credit card information
• N.B. to hold Sept. 11 ceremony
• Sorenstam, Azinger to headline Forsgate Charity Golf Classic
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• Walk for Farm Animals Sept. 19
• S.B. residents to face 5-cent tax rate increase
• Kids should have eye exam before school starts
• Odessa Klezmer Band comes to S.B. Sept. 2
• A royal(ty) opportunity?
• Resident thanks good Samaritan
• S.B. Senior Center to offer free local trips
• Cartoon
• Trenton fashion: This fall they’re all wearing black
• Alzheimer’s support group to meet in Sept.
• SBHS grad receives scholarship from Epilepsy Foundation
• Beach Bash slated for Sept. 12 in Belmar
• Grandparents Day
• Registration for S.B. programs under way
• FirstEnergy offering grants to stimulate classroom learning
• Laughter Yoga for South Brunswick seniors
• The Garden State
• Choir sets auditions for holiday concerts
• N.B.-based business receives $300,000 grant
• Learn Hawaiian history Sept. 13
• Former Middlesex County investigator pleads guilty
• Children will eat free at Applebee’s Sept. 6
• N.B. deli owner sentenced for role in murder
• No trash collected in S.B. on Labor Day
• Middlesex Cty’s Young Democrats start over
• MU Hawks kick off 2010 season at Colgate Saturday
• Shofar workshop set for Sept. 5 at Chabad
• History of the Gypsies leads to cultural dance fusion
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• Consignment sale Sept. 22-25 in N.B.
• Pathmark store set to close in No. Brunswick
• I’m Gorgeous equals track record in winning Cane Pace qualifier
• N.J. Repertory Theatre auditions in Sept.
• Bean inspires Senate bill for vets’ services
• With last year behind them, Vikings look forward
• Tickets on sale for ‘How to Succeed’
• Through the darkness, ISCJ hopes to provide some relief
• U.S. must prepare now for possible Alzheimer’s epidemic
• E.B. Elks slate Para-X, western dance
• EARTH Center Open House
• Save money on prescriptions using registry
• Walk for Children in Foster Care Sept. 26
• IRS highlights jobs for new graduates
• New Jersey Outdoor Expo seeks volunteers
• Brunswick Acres Elem. welcomes new principal
• Event to raise funds for animal shelter
• New parking lot created at Parsons for BOE’s custodians
• New programs offered at Middlesex College
• Debate continues over proposed Eiker Road temple
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• Blood drive Aug. 28 in No. Brunswick
• Residents encouraged to learn about S.B. trail
• Costa Rica first at Freehold in Helen Smith Trot
• N.B. Rec to sponsor Yankees trip Sept. 22
• Federal dollars to fund rail study
• NBHS Footballers Practice
• Apply for heroism scholarship by Oct. 15
• Fake wrestling fight leads to real charges
• Vikings 8U baseball team wins three tournaments
• Self-defense class for seniors starts Sept. 1
• DWI charges filed in three accidents over two-day span
• Band camp
• Flea market spaces open for Heritage Day
• Local grad student hopes to help the animal kingdom
• Sheldon Rovner
• Woman’s Club seeks vendors for show
• Greater Media shows budding journalists the ropes
• Paul K. Kotarski
• N.B. Library to offer English sessions
• Kendall Park couple raising funds to combat pediatric cancers
• Local man asks victims’ rights advocate for help
• Choir sets auditions for holiday concerts
• Site in S.B. tests positive for West Nile virus
• Local rabbi will not remain silent
• SBHS seeks vendors for show Nov. 27
• Band Camp
• Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Day was a success
• Entries sought for S.B. film, video festival
• Cartoon
• Readers say they feel the pain of no-service ‘service’
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• Celebrities, congressman, physicians support FAAN Walk for Food Allergy on Sept. 11
• Linwood class of ’52 reunion set for Oct. 3
• County hiking maps available
• Junior Police Academy
• Matrix make deep run at Blue Chip Elite tourney
• Holiday Express collecting supplies
• S.B. municipal budget reduced to 5-cent increase
• Football Season is Coming
• Open house at Keyboard Kids Aug. 21
• Will you pledge life, fortune and honor for America?
• S.B. announces fees for school sports
• SAMHAJ’s lecture on psychiatric meds 9/2
• Cartoon
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• Philomusica seeks good singers
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• North Brunswick’s Movie in the Park was a success
• Open House for Educators Aug. 28
• Consignment sale Sept. 22-25 in N.B.
• Reader takes issue with criticizing Rush Holt
• Garden Field Day at EARTH Center Aug. 28
• Sign up for Middlesex County Alert
• Michael Giordano’s letter rated hyper-partisan
• Woman’s Club seeks vendors for Nov. 13 show
• From another angle, things aren’t as bad as they looked
• Altar Rosary Society to sponsor Peach Fest
• Music to the ears
• Submit nominations for Heritage Award
• India Independence Day
• School supply drive under way
• Local men seek to combat homelessness among veterans
• Linwood class of ’52 reunion set for Oct. 3
• Local musicians jazz up their summer camp
• Pet-adoption event scheduled for Aug. 21
• A century of memories
• Walk for Autism Oct. 3 at Rutgers Gardens
• Pharmacy and retail center approved for Finnegans Lane
• VSA offers programs for autistic children
• Junior cadets learn the ins and outs of police work
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• Changes to N.B. recycling program effective Sept. 1
• Solid tournament results for Vikings 11U team
• N.B. Rec to sponsor Yankees trip Sept. 22
• Submit nominations for Heritage Award
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• N.B. recognizes scholar award, anniversary of ADA
• Palatine German reunions upcoming
• American Legion to hold membership drive
• S.B. Nurses Corps supports health and wellness goals
• Immigration info at N.B. library Aug. 23
• Open house at Keyboard Kids Aug. 21
• Artist grows his love for art in his backyard
• Madison Central class will hold 30th reunion
• S.B. Cub Scout recruitment Aug. 19
• Enhanced drunk-driving enforcement begins Aug. 20
• Chase for the Cure race set for Sept. 12
• Televised Harvard class at S.B. Library
• Life is a carnival
• S.B. Senior Center to host zumba, art class
• Celebrate India’s independence on Aug. 15
• N.B. council tables ordinance for Renaissance bond reduction
• IACFNJ to hold India celebration Aug. 15
• Master Gardener class starts Sept. 16
• Two North Brunswick principals switch schools
• Softball league taking registrations
• Potluck picnic slated for Aug. 15 in Dayton
• N.B. Rec to sponsor Yankees trip Sept. 22
• New Road is about to get a new look
• Soccer Camp Held
• Linwood class of ’52 reunion set for Oct. 3
• Volunteers are CERT-ain they can help in a crisis
• Willows Waves wrap up successful swim season
• Woman’s Club seeks vendors for Nov. 13 show
• S.B. police unions decide to forgo overtime in ’10
• on campus •••
• SBHS seeks vendors for show Nov. 27
• Local PDs have crime and drugs singing the blues
• Samuel Furmick
• St. Thomas H.S. class of ’75 plans reunion
• Family field day to wrap up ’60s toy exhibit
• Florence J. Lacina
• ‘High School Musical’ to close Plays-in-Park
• Local resident thanks Tim McGraw
• No, seriously, we take your complaint verrrry seriously
• Volunteers needed for Indo-American Fair
• Solar panels will give us shade and lower taxes
• State restores some funding for libraries at last minute
• Salon D.P. LoRana to host hair/fashion show
• Voter supports Scott Sipprelle for Congress
• Experts confirm oil spill unlikely to reach Jersey Shore
• Alzheimer’s Assoc. group to meet Aug. 19
• Cartoon
• A taste of America
• S.B. RAD self-defense program starts Sept. 1
• SBHS teacher sentenced for credit card fraud
• Workshop on food labels Aug. 12 in S.B.
• Playthings of the past at N.J. Vietnam Era Museum
• Senior center to host exercise classes
• Quest for truth continues 147 yrs. after Slocum murder
• Georges Road in S.B. to be repaved in Aug.
• Middlesex County fair tradition goes back 72 years
• Consignment sale Sept. 22-25 in N.B.
• Pet show
• Youth Conservation Corps seeks students
• Crowds gather in hopes of seeing the president
• Potluck picnic slated for Aug. 15 in Dayton
• N.B. teen donates 14 inches of hair to Locks of Love
• IACFNJ to hold India celebration Aug. 15
• NBT evaluating relocation of Senior Center
• Registration open for N.B. schools
• So. Brunswick approves purchase of dog-park land
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• India’s culture competition Aug. 15
• New Jersey, a hidden gem for nature lovers?
• Recruiting service aids athletes and parents alike
• Obama visit spices up business at sub shop
• Lookin At Lucky romps at Izod Haskell Invitational
• Pippin Performance
• Athletics reinstated at Linwood Middle School
• S.B. not settled yet on budget increase
• Crossroads M.S. North teacher runs 101 miles in 22 hours
• Death of horse racing will hit N.J. hard
• Campers learn the gross, the delicious, and all else
• Learning to negotiate is the first order of business
• The real inside scoop on the big celebrity wedding
• Conservation poster contest for grades 2-12
• S.B. man charged with theft from Parking Authority
• Learning to negotiate is the first order of business
• The real inside scoop on the big celebrity wedding
• Conservation poster contest for grades 2-12
• S.B. man charged with theft from Parking Authority
• S.B. RAD self-defense program starts Sept. 1
• SBHS teacher sentenced for credit card fraud
• Workshop on food labels Aug. 12 in S.B.
• Playthings of the past at N.J. Vietnam Era Museum
• Senior center to host exercise classes
• Quest for truth continues 147 yrs. after Slocum murder
• Georges Road in S.B. to be repaved in Aug.
• Middlesex County fair tradition goes back 72 years
• Consignment sale Sept. 22-25 in N.B.
• Pet show
• Youth Conservation Corps seeks students
• Crowds gather in hopes of seeing the president
• Potluck picnic slated for Aug. 15 in Dayton
• N.B. teen donates 14 inches of hair to Locks of Love
• IACFNJ to hold India celebration Aug. 15
• NBT evaluating relocation of Senior Center
• Registration open for N.B. schools
• So. Brunswick approves purchase of dog-park land
• sport shorts •••
• India’s culture competition Aug. 15
• New Jersey, a hidden gem for nature lovers?
• Recruiting service aids athletes and parents alike
• Obama visit spices up business at sub shop
• Lookin At Lucky romps at Izod Haskell Invitational
• Pippin Performance
• Athletics reinstated at Linwood Middle School
• S.B. not settled yet on budget increase
• Crossroads M.S. North teacher runs 101 miles in 22 hours
• Death of horse racing will hit N.J. hard
• Campers learn the gross, the delicious, and all else
• Storyteller Yvonne Ceaser: Feb 24th at 6:30PM
• Presidents' Day Closing
• New Jersey Museum Of Agriculture's Fundraising
• Earth Day
• Exhibit Opening at the NJ Museum of Agriculture
• INTERNET SALES PEOPLE WANTED FOR NORTH BRUNSWICK
• Would like to find a place to play racquetball
• 2006 Summer Reading

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