Sayreville, NJ News

• Sayreville, NJ News
• CBA leads parade of winners at Shore Conference track meet
• Lancers hope to use momentum from division title in state playoffs
• SJV rallies past Middletown South to win MCT softball title
• Jane Waggner
• Michaele Matthews
• Dana Noyes Paulus
• Honora “Nancy” Stern
• Frances Hopper
• Joseph “Poppy” Toomey
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• Schiavone Memorial Cup slated
• Bombers looking to close tennis season strongly
• Knights win GMCT volleyball, besting St. Joe’s in the final
• Mary Sitze Fritz
• Stacia “Stacy” Kulesza Bauer
• Jeanne M. Giesler Moran
• Richard Edward McCaffrey
• Joseph Pastva Sr.
• Lois M. Gelinas Grande
• Dorothy M. Ciasnoha Doel
• Susan Wargo
• Chinese School to host Zumba event
• Alborada to bring flamenco to library
• Queen’s Jubilee Lunch scheduled for June 3
• ‘Cher’ will support Carness-Mustafa Fund
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• Discounted tickets available for carnival
• Knights planning trip to Las Vegas
• Vendor spots open at June 9 Flea Market
• Police in area towns step up enforcement of seatbelt laws
• Veterans to be honored at events Sunday, Monday
• Dining event to aid camp scholarships
• Online food drive will run June 1-30
• State ed. commissioner pays visit to O.B. school
• Softball tourney, home-run derby set
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• Clothing Drive scheduled at school
• Cruise to Bermuda set for Sept. 9-16
• Sayreville cut-a-thon honors parents’ memory
• YMCA offers trip to Great Adventure
• Tickets available for June 1 Scramble
• Anti-bullying tactics to be topic at library
• Lemonade Stand to aid cancer charity
• Sayreville council shaves proposed tax increase
• Senior Health Fair set for May 24 in O.B.
• Council OKs bait/tackle peddling despite protests
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• CODA
• Concern is board’s consistency in funding activities
• Hold O.B. mayor, council accountable
• Political Cartoon
• Study calls for improved access to Route 9 commuter bus lines
• Old Bridge council OKs tab with $34 tax hike
• Amboys play to light up the bay for Independence Day
• South Amboy looking at avg. $160 tax hike
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• Freshman building may become its own school
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• Bombers’ Eze sets record at GMC
• Lady Knights had strong showing in 2012 season
• Shaun Kevin Thompson
• Norberto J. “Bob” Colon
• Pauline Gunia Blakaitis
• Ellen BernadetteWalsh
• Fundraiser to fight childhood cancer
• Hazardous waste drop-off day planned
• Michael Knoblock Sr.
• Ruth Isola Sparandera
• Frances Franciska Kowalski
• Irene M. Pozsony
• Rhonda C. Romano
• Angela C. Weischadle Stagaard
• John H. Stark Jr.
• Valerie Crockett Cano
• Doing right by what’s left
• Carnival ride tickets are on sale now
• Area musicians team up for Tuesday night jams
• Parents, students invited to open house
• Strawberry Days coming to Giamarese
• Wilson third-graders to conduct car wash
• Dining event to aid camp scholarships
• Participants sought for conservation unit
• Change of command
• Knights of Columbus will offer Steak Nite
• Sayreville’s Odyssey teams headed to World Finals
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• Carnival will benefit E. Bruns. firefighter
• Sayreville students take top prize for orangutan effort
• E.B. Youth Council sets Giant Yard Sale
• Widows, widowers panel to meet June 5
• SWMHS Chorus sets May 17 clothing drive
• Animal shelter offers free owner workshops
• Program hopes kids will get hooked … on fishing
• YMCA to sponsor Senior Health Day
• O.B. man gets car burglary charges for fourth time
• ‘Dance Off’ planned for May 23 at library
• O.B. man to join 150th anniversary celebration of military bugle call
• Friends to sponsor Book Sale at library
• Stroke support group sets meeting time
• Salon event to assist resident’s cancer fight
• Softball tourney, home-run derby set
• Trucker in O.B. fatal crash charged with manslaughter
• Entries sought for Senior Poets Laureate
• Volunteers needed to help at blood drives
• CODA
• Voice your opinion about S.S. and Medicare programs
• Board vice president refutes allegations
• Political Cartoon
• VFW ladies auxiliary to gather on May 22
• Pastor set for next phase of his priesthood
• Tickets available for Preakness trip
• Organic lawn, home products for sale
• Police investigating two recent bank robberies in Old Bridge
• Old Bridge board adopts new administrative model
• N.Y. woman tells story of surviving Holocaust
• O’Brien accuses council of circumventing him
• O.B. may bring veterans housing to Laurence Harbor
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• Monroe H.S. lacrosse team accomplishes first goal
• Mattis breaks state record in discus at GMC Relays
• Raymond R. Campbell
• Eleanor R. Douglas
• Verna “Dolly” Dolman Mastorio
• Bombers clinch GMC baseball division title
• Mark E. Vaivada Jr.
• William Cushing Peck
• Douglas Thomas Cook
• Amelia A. Kabana Vincak
• Wanda B. Nowaszynski Piscitelli
• Volunteers needed to help at blood drives
• Swimmers sought to assist ROBIN team
• Organic lawn, home products for sale
• Talk to shed light on weight-loss surgery
• Handbag Bingo to support Panthers
• E.B. Elks to sponsor Memorial Day Picnic
• Curtain to rise on ‘Full Monty’ May 11
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• Hadassah to wrap gifts at E.B. mall
• Reinterpreting life after mental illness
• Teens invited to O.B. Library lock-in
• Pallone seeks to expedite environmental initiatives
• McCarrick golf outing will be held June 23
• Ladies auxiliary schedules fundraiser
• Fishing trip to benefit Old Bridge Food Bank
• Greater Media Newspapers takes home 15 awards in NJPA contest
• Tickets available for antiques appraisal
• Fire department sets Vidbel Circus shows
• Zumba fundraiser set for May 15 at SWMHS
• South Amboy YMCA plans Family Night
• Get smart
• Pork loin on menu at E.B. VFW post dinner
• Annual community flea market slated
• ’Tween Night on tap for May 12 at YMCA
• Benefit concert will support BIC
• Dining event to aid S.A. Fire Department
• Carnival ride tickets are on sale now
• Chamber to host Breakfast Meeting
• Community invited to preschool carnival
• Salon event to assist resident’s cancer fight
• Softball tourney, home-run derby set
• Instrumental Concert scheduled at SWMHS
• Henry: Police manpower issue ‘on the front burner every day’
• Sayreville War Memorial High School Hall of Fame inductees
• South Amboy pulls back on trailer restrictions
• Pre-K class from Old Bridge shows love for classmate
• Knights to skip May dance, resume in June
• Caregivers invited to May 15 meeting
• Gift card will go to May 11 blood donors
• Sayreville seeks money to compensate for odors
• CODA
• Board should be ashamed for not recognizing student achievement
• Walking effective way to combat obesity
• Unanimous vote warrants unanimous protest
• Political Cartoon
• Master Gardeners to visit Giamarese
• Artists panel to offer pastel demonstration
• SEPTA to sponsor Family Field Day
• Fire displaces residents of Cheesequake Village
• Architects detail plans for Hare Krishna temple
• Old Bridge officials divided over budgeting maneuvers
• Sayreville council votes 4-1 on sewer rate hike
• No injuries reported in multi-unit Cheesequake Village fire
• Vendor space open at May 5 flea market
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• EB’s Mattis wins top individual award at Penn Relays
• Sayreville girls track team balanced and solid in all events
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• Return man
• Old Bridge baseball team is not in rebuilding mode
• Joseph Carl Nehila Sr.
• StephanWilliam Paskell
• Stella Muraszko Craney
• Edward W. Wills
• Katherine P. McGrath McGinley
• Elizabeth “Bette” Pillar Scott
• Richard Langone
• DonaldMichael Petzold
• Old Bridge Library trustees to meet May 9
• Author talk to shed light on love, aging
• Man critically injured in crash
• Rt. 35 over Cheesequake Creek restored to four travel lanes
• Multifamily Yard Sale to benefit soccer team
• Civil liberties to be topic of presentation
• Friday-Night Dinners continue at VFW post
• New exhibit to open May 12 at museum
• Registration begins for rec programs
• Ladies auxiliary schedules fundraiser
• OBHS committee sells flower baskets, plants
• Living history
• Kayleigh’s Kisses Poker Run planned
• Spaces available at church flea market
• Mathmania gives students confidence boost before test
• Seniors group plans August trip to Maine
• Résumé help will be available at library
• Manalapan man killed in crash in Old Bridge
• O.B. eyes savings, potential revenue from energy program
• Healthy kids
• Library to present movies for seniors
• Puppy Adoption set for May 5 in E.B.
• YMCA sponsors trip to see musical comedy
• Tickets available for Cooper Dinner-Dance
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• New prosecutor eager to serve South Amboy
• ‘Carousel’ tryouts slated for May 16, 17
• Methodist church to hold rummage sale
• Car-dealership event will support SPAC
• Sayreville PBA golf tourney set for May 14
• Old Bridge car owners see rash of smash-and-grab burglaries
• CODA
• Refutes accusations made against president
• Thanks go out to many for success of Earth Day event
• Writer supports flat federal income tax
• Leprechauns wish Panthers well
• Cartoon
• Split Sayreville school board names Macagnone prez
• Unitarian Society sets fest, rummage sale
• iPad users can get tips, tools and apps
• Police: Suspect bound residents during robbery in South Amboy
• ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ coming to O.B. stage
• Families ‘tour the world’ at Eisenhower festival
• Student finds his voice with help of family, school, iPad
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• Roadwork brings traffic tie-ups in O.B., Sayreville
• Auto racing season opens April 28
• Scarlet-White football game will highlight Rutgers Day events
• Knights picking it up on the volleyball court
• Patrick Murray
• Paul G. Hobbs Jr.
• Anna M. Ward
• Tickets available for HSA Tricky Tray
• Run for the kids with Old Bridge YMCA
• Old Bridge Library presents Michael Brett
• Maria Ventura Silva
• Donald Michael Petzold
• Ronald Czech
• Raymond R. Campbell
• Elizabeth “Bette” Pillar Scott
• Thursday Seniors casino trip April 29
• Sayreville residents may see 7-cent tax rate increase
• Seniors offer trip to winery, Smithville
• Motivational talk for teens set for April 28
• William K. Lyon
• Event will focus on underage drinking
• Thomas J. Todd
• McCarrick golf outing will be held June 23
• William Joseph Stratton
• Lawrence “Larry Lights” Imbro
• Volunteers needed for auxiliary police
• Events for tweens at South Amboy YMCA
• Goddard School to host ninth art fair
• Let Playhouse 22 entertain you
• Library Scrabble Club will meet May 4 & 18
• Fun Run/Walk for LeGrand April 29
• Ladies Auxiliary selling tickets to ‘Gypsy’
• Yard sale to benefit RMH New Brunswick
• Orthodontics office opens on Route 9
• Earth Day celebration planned in New Bruns.
• Students unmask knowledge of endangered species
• Brooklyn comes to Aberdeen on May 20
• VFW sets comedy benefit April 27
• Training offered for literacy volunteers
• Community invited to Healthy Kids Day
• Elks will host dinner with Menlo Park vets
• Strength training session set for April 30
• High school’s gift & tea auction April 29
• Sacred Heart School will hold dedication
• Zimmerli museum spotlights architectural prints
• Master Gardeners available to speak
• Church will host community ziti dinner
• SPAC will host Animal Reiki class April 27
• ‘Connecting With the Past’
• So. Amboy’s Noble family sees two of its own honored
• Sayreville PBA golf tourney set for May 14
• CODA
• Sayreville voters approve school budget by 64 votes
• Tougher tenure track on tap for Old Bridge teachers
• Women’s Club thanks Cheesequake Farms
• We no longer hold politicians, or anyone, accountable
• Register with community notification system
• Cartoon
• Annual community flea market slated
• Old Bridge PBA files suit over recent layoffs
• Alumni path installation at Lombardi Field set for summer
• JCP&L repairs numerous streetlights in S. Amboy
• Area mayors encourage organ donation
• Students give technology lesson to local seniors
• Old Bridge zoners OK 4-story hotel
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• Middlesex CC’s McCormick is NJCAA Pitcher of the Week
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• Best is still ahead for young Old Bridge lacrosse squad
• Sayreville baseball team is opening daylight in GMC race
• MCC Golf Classic set for May 3
• Tickets available for HSA Tricky Tray
• County sets birthday parties for age 90-plus
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• Cynthia Lee Silowka Mazurek
• Hermann J. Bader
• Joseph M. “Pops” Peluso
• Eleanor Scupp Sears
• Marilyn Joan Berger
• Dorothy C. (Prang) Lahrman
• Frederic Zapata
• John Patrick McQuade
• Edward J. Ziegler
• Arlette R. Agolia
• Anne Searlaski
• Anne Benjamin Gomolka
• Ellyn A. Conti
• County introduces new M.C. Blue
• E.B. veteran proud to serve in Legion’s highest position
• Access Week at South Amboy YMCA
• GREEN SCENE
• Tickets on sale for April 20 tricky tray
• State allocates $1M to keep anti-bullying law intact
• Catholic Women will hold bake sale
• Hands up!
• Interfaith Holocaust Memorial Program
• Middle school to hold clothing drive
• SAT Bootcamp set for April 28, 29
• Donations needed for pet shelter yard sale
• Gun buyback will be held April 21 & 22
• Bella forces contested primary in Sayreville
• Veterans sought for Memorial Day Parade
• Annual community flea market slated
• Go green & turn junk mail into stationery
• Sayreville Recreation offers bus trips
• South Amboy YMCA celebrates healthy kids
• Sayreville PBA golf tourney set for May 14
• Sacred Heart School will hold dedication
• Healthy kids are focus of upcoming events at Old Bridge YMCA
• Oldies Dance on tap for April 20 at Knights
• E.B. Elks to hold Mother’s Day Lunch
• Filet mignon dinner benefits food banks
• Suspect charged in beating of Cliffwood Beach man
• Dental facility invites public to open house
• Sacred Heart forming prayer ministry
• Unknown suspect robs Chase Bank in Old Bridge
• Annual Holocaust and Heroism event April 19
• CODA
• An attack on state workers’ benefits is an attack on vets
• Name-calling can begin a downward spiral
• Why blame Obama for gas prices?
• Reader has message for Old Bridge Board of Ed
• Cartoon
• VFW auxiliary sets April 24 meeting
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• Goddard School to host ninth art fair
• Shred documents safely at PTA event
• Restaurant fundraiser to benefit cat rescue
• VFW sets comedy, dinner benefit April 27
• Celebrate poetry month at coffee house
• State to fund $5.4M for county roadway projects
• Book will explore Morgan plant explosion of 1918
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• Hare Krishna group lays out plan for O.B. facility
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• Henry brings O.B. new business administrator
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• Next up: Edison
• Registration for the 2012 Sayrewoods South Men’s League
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• Old Bridge golfers have potential to better 2011
• Knights revealing offensive firepower in their early games
• Lillian M. Perry
• Regina Dolores Rellinger
• Doris V. Doyle Librie-Cucchiara
• Cynthia Lea Silowka Mazurek
• Robert Anthony Mark
• William E. Storer
• Sebastian Ettari
• Olaf J. Natland
• Manuela “Nellie” Castelluccio
• Cleanup of Farrington Lake set for April 14
• Church rummage sale set for April 13-14
• Seniors group plans August trip to Maine
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• Community invited to Healthy Kids Day
• Tattoo event will benefit pet adoption
• Fishing trip to benefit Old Bridge Food Bank
• Get assistance with living wills and more
• 3-part nutrition series to be held at library
• Dinner-mystery fundraiser slated
• Movie matinee is slated for April 13
• Seniors offer trip to winery, Smithville
• Filet mignon dinner will benefit food banks
• SPAC will host Animal Reiki class April 27
• Earth Day event will allow residents to drop off items
• Green Fair returns to Sayreville on April 21
• Police investigate reported shooting, stabbing at Laurence Harbor club
• East Brunswick Elks to hold Sock Hop
• Old Bridge police charge Edison man in residential burglary
• Run for the kids with Old Bridge YMCA
• Golfers, sponsors sought for tourney
• ‘Eddie’ to be presented at temple April 21
• YMCA CEO looks back on a most fulfilling career
• O.B. school budget adopted with $16 hike on avg. home
• Teen’s latest act: improving theater company’s parking lot
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• CODA
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• Friends thanks public for support of Sayreville library
• Henry not to blame for past mismanagement
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• New yo-yo club will meet monthly
• Police vs. fire at OLV basketball game
• Celebrate Sayreville with historical society
• Caregivers Support Group to meet April 17
• OLV seniors plan bus trip to playhouse
• Sagliocco eager to serve on housing authority
• O.B. soccer team sets clothing drive
• Prom boutique will help youths dress well
• Men and women become aware of domestic violence
• AARP planning trip to coast of Maine
• Mayor, board strike deal to return officer to OBHS
• Hellenic Dancers of N.J. will celebrate 40 years
• Gridlock expected with closing of intersection
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• Concerns raised about air quality in Melrose
• Fans welcome at practice session
• Segal, Dennis run one-two in St. Paddy’s 10-mile race
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• Bombers taking aim at state playoff berth
• Knight time
• Jean Klocksin Pheasant
• Marion M. Van Buskirk McKnight
• Regina Dolores Rellinger
• Kosty S. Jawidowicz
• ConcettaWalters
• George M. Johnson Sr.
• Helen Macchia Ianniello
• Peter O’Such
• Rose Fortunato Rappa
• E.B. VFW schedules Good Friday dinner
• Self-defense program for women April 24
• Donations needed for pet shelter yard sale
• O.B. library slates April teen programs
• Adding fun
• Vendors needed for church carnival
• Cigar-tini Night at E.B. Elks on April 14
• Tickets on sale for April 20 tricky tray
• Run for the kids with Old Bridge YMCA
• St. Stan’s will host chicken dinner event
• Middlesex County Republican Women’s Club to meet April 10
• Church will host community ziti dinner
• Church committee plans clothing drive
• Police vs. fire at OLV basketball game
• N.J. Supreme Court won’t hear E.B.’s case against charter
• ‘Re-gift’ bingo event to aid family in need
• Gardening program to be held at O.B. lib.
• Training offered for literacy volunteers
• O.B. board aims to extend interim super’s contract
• Elks will host dinner with Menlo Park vets
• Toastmasters Club to meet April 12
• O.B. library will hold practice SAT exam
• Art show will benefit local medical center
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• Community gains insight into O.B. schools at Parent U.
• Tattoo event will benefit pet adoption
• Alumni path bricks ordering deadline set
• OBHS committee sells flower baskets, plants
• St. Stan’s will offer new bingo games
• Library invites teens to make rainbow art
• Four teens attain rank of Eagle in Sayreville
• Seminar will focus on weight-loss surgery
• Pallone discusses health care reform in visit with seniors
• May 1 is deadline for Elks scholarship
• SPAC to hold ‘Spring a Pet’ April 6-13
• Longtime O.B. employees still eligible for lifetime benefits
• CODA
• Astonished by behavior of those at Old Bridge meeting
• Groundhog Day, with some Halloween thrown in
• Cartoon
• Chamber to award business scholarships
• OLV Senior Group to meet April 12
• Watercolor portrait demo hosted by SAG
• So. Amboy welcomes first female police sergeant
• Adrian Project lets students combine street smarts with book smarts
• Four vying for three seats on Sayreville school board
• Hindu community breaks ground on Rt. 516 temple
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• Spending down but taxes on way up in O.B.
• 4-H to host clothing drive in April
• Playhouse 22 will host event for kids, adults
• E.B. considers red-light camera for Rt. 18, Rues Ln.
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• Pitching, hitting are keys for Sayreville baseball team
• Albrecht, Oboh powering Old Bridge volleyball team
• Pamela Roy
• George F. Marsh
• Elisabeth Ohland Goedeke
• Joseph SanFillippo
• Kathleen “Kitty” Goff Markovich
• Karen Krzywicki McCormack
• Jean C. Stankowitz
• Daniel Alexander Boateng
• Aloysius F. Keenan
• Ann Reyes Bolen
• Frederick Theodore DeMaritz
• Carlo Bellina
• Student to represent youth at walk
• Provident to raise funds for FoodBank
• O.B. Library trustees to meet April 18
• Sacred Heart School will hold dedication
• Wilson PTO sets ‘Girls Night Out’
• Doctor saluted for service to community
• Teen charged in Old Bridge murder gets forgery charges
• Library offers tips on getting published
• ‘Budgetnista’ will school on finances
• Chamber to award business scholarships
• Food donations accepted at drive-thru
• OLV Senior Group to meet April 12
• Cruise to Bermuda set for Sept. 9-16
• Oldies Dance on tap for April 20 at Knights
• Ladies Aux. selling tickets to ‘Gypsy’
• Softball teams sought for charity tourney
• Tricky tray event will benefit local teen
• Talk set on human, animal communication
• County Economic Development Plan available online
• Community garden project planned for So. Amboy YMCA
• Special-needs children eligible for services
• VFW Post 7508 dinner-dance March 31
• SWMHS to induct four alumni into Hall of Fame
• Middlesex businesses urged to share stories
• ‘Art Within Reach’ March 31 at Zimmerli
• Thursday Seniors casino trip April 29
• Breakfast with the Easter Bunny March 31
• ‘Dads & Grads’ bingo will benefit St. Mary’s
• High school’s gift & tea auction April 29
• VFW sets dinner-dance for March 31
• Elks to host Easter Bunny breakfast
• St. Stan’s to host chicken dinner event
• Church committee plans clothing drive
• Sign barring left turns stirs debate in Sayreville
• CODA
• Brain Injury Awareness Month: time for action
• Cartoon
• Resident says O.B. mayor is off to a rough start
• Thanks to the supporters of WMHS drum line
• Spaces available at church flea market
• Women’s Club seeks vendors for yard sale
• ‘Pizza pi’
• Tickets available for HSA Tricky Tray
• Old Bridge sees string of residential burglaries
• Prom donations sought; boutique hours set
• Residents reassemble for fight against temple
• Ladies auxiliary sets dining fundraiser
• Library to host poetry workshop
• Broadway lighting problems among residents’ concerns
• Sayreville teens set stage for an edgy ‘Jekyll & Hyde’
• PBA, supporters rally for return of O.B. officers
• Taking steps toward a cleaner Raritan River
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• Cardinal McCarrick announces its 2012 Sports Hall of Fame inductees
• St. Thomas basketball team wins four titles
• Mixture of veterans, freshmen highlight Sayreville golf team
• St. Joe’s falls to Plainfield in NJSIAA TOC semifinal
• Angelica M. DeQuatro
• Kathleen Alpiar
• Michael T. Regan
• Constance B. Cretter
• Frederick C. Cersosimo
• William J. Hogarty
• Gertrude M. Chamas
• Linda M. Came
• E.B. VFW dinner includes live music
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• Decade of perseverance brings family citizenship
• Senior center concert slated for April 5
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• KOC to hold Zumba fundraiser March 23
• VFW sets breakfast with Easter bunny
• Tickets on sale for April 20 tricky tray
• Wilson PTO sets ‘Girls Night Out’
• Old Bridge Library wants your opinion
• Ladies Axiliary to honor contest winners
• GREEN SCENE
• Auditions for Sacred Heart talent show to be held March 28
• Eagle Scout from Sayreville celebrates ‘senior prom’ early
• Auditions set for ‘Lend Me a Tenor’
• Lenten cantata will be presented March 25
• Golfers, sponsors sought for tourney
• Tricky tray event will benefit local teen
• Have breakfast with the bunnies March 31
• O.B. Library slates ’Tween Game Night
• Family garden club offered at Rutgers
• Breakfast with the Easter Bunny March 31
• Senior club offers trip to Western Canada
• Registration begins for recreation classes
• Egg hunt at Reformed Church Home Mar. 31
• Family Arts Festival to be held March 31
• Special-needs parent conference March 25
• Sayreville Rec to hold Easter egg hunt
• Church to sponsor Spring Craft Show
• ‘Guys and Dolls’
• Melted-crayon art comes to O.B. library
• Partners in marriage, and in teaching Sayreville youth
• Dinner to aid parsonage repair
• For young entrepreneur, failure is in not trying
• Women’s Club seeks vendors for yard sale
• Sayreville’s Easter egg hunt set for March 31
• Lenten dinner, horse race derby on tap
• CODA
• Boy Scout troop will host spaghetti dinner
• OBHS to host USBands indoor show
• ‘Mary’s Way of the Cross’ on April 2
• Seniors offer trip to winery, Smithville
• St. Ambrose students take top prizes
• Real reform: School staff should pay more for benefits
• Monroe missed opportunity with denial of plan
• Writer asks: What position will columnist take?
• Cartoon
• All in a day’s work
• Local towns challenge water rate hike proposal
• Kiwanis to hold dinner-mystery fundraiser
• O.B. police seek suspect in carjacking
• South Amboy school tab includes avg. $43 tax hike
• Admin. changes proposed as board ‘rights the ship’
• Sayreville officials hope to lower $98 tax increase
• Pi Day
• MU track teams sweep NEC indoor championship meets
• Knights need to find a way to replace starting rotation
• Sayreville tennis team looking to repeat as divisional champs
• After winning state title, it’s on to TOC for St. Joseph’s
• Alfred Pauletti
• A. Eleanor “Bunny” MacDonald Groves
• Lenten Fish Dinners to begin at Elks lodge
• Vendor space open at St. Ambrose event
• Hazardous waste drop-off March 18
• Connections program seeks volunteers
• Mystery writers to host guest speaker
• Laura Henry
• Daniel J. “Jim” Kerr Jr.
• Philip Anthony Taormina
• Arlene Konscol Piazzolla
• Gail Ritz
• Keith H. McLaughlin
• Tickets available for ‘Phantom’ trip
• St. Pat’s Dinner-Dance on tap at O.B. Knights
• Cornering the market
• Elks to host Easter Bunny, breakfast
• ‘Twilight in Triana’ set for dance troupe
• Library slates films for seniors in March
• Girl Scouts collecting food donations
• Spring Craft Show is coming to Spotswood
• ‘Dads & Grads’ bingo will benefit St. Mary’s
• ‘Annie’ at Main Street Theater
• Spring(steen) is in the air
• ‘Rescuing the River’ screening March 22
• E.B. Ladies Aux. to host Fri. night fish fry
• Fish fry March 23 at First Presbyterian Church
• Lunch & Learn talk at O.B. Library on March 21
• Knights to hold Zumba fundraiser March 23
• Caregivers Support Group meets March 20
• ‘Paws for a Cause’ to benefit shelter pets
• Walk for clean water March 24 in Sayreville
• VFW dinner-dance set for March 31
• Donations of prom items needed
• Gala dedicated to raising funds for medical scholarships
• Middle school to hold clothing drive
• OBMUA seeks waivers for Crossroads sewer project
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• ‘Kids at College’
• Construction begins on 180-bed care center in South Amboy
• Softball teams sought for charity tourney
• CODA
• Reader responds to letter about cartoon
• St. Patrick’s Day arrived early in Woodbridge
• Food donations are need now ‘more than ever’
• American chestnut trees deserve protection
• Crowd storms Old Bridge meeting to protest layoffs
• Boy Scout troop will host spaghetti dinner
• Filet mignon dinner benefits food banks
• Trip to Maine set for June 24-28
• Church slates ‘Mary’s Way of the Cross’
• $10M loan would subsidize power plant infrastructure
• OLV’s golf outing slated for May 7
• Easter egg hunt at Reformed Church Home
• Sayreville schools described as most efficient for size
• Business-savvy students to compete at nat’l level
• Sayreville may convert UES into elementary school
• Four-year-old friends
• Henry: Contract award led to 10 police layoffs
• Sayreville may convert UES into K-5 elementary school
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• Middlesex’s McArdle captures NJCAA wrestling crown at 184
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• Turnovers led to Bears’ tournament downfalls
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• Hartsfield has become one of state’s fastest sprinters
• William Grenier
• St. Patrick’s parade, Tip-A-Pint scheduled
• E.B. AARP sets next meeting for March 13
• Old Bridge Chamber will meet at library
• Passport Day at library March 10
• Library slates films for seniors in March
• Republican Committees’ Convention March 24
• Organic cleaning products available
• Peter Krolik
• Robert D. Bunker
• Judith L. Domke Smith McLaughlin
• Dolores Hacela Reagan
• Teresa Lech
• Exhibit on life of Emma Lazarus
• There’s magic in the printed page
• Tickets available for trip to Mackinac Island
• Police charge two in home burglary, purse snatching
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• E.B. MOMS club meeting March 14
• Elks donate to Sayrewoods South L.L.
• Zumba classes on Tuesday evenings
• Sociable Singles will gather March 25
• Next Friday-Night Dinner planned
• Talk to shed light on weight-loss surgery
• Digital preservation workshop at library
• Fundraiser to benefit Sacred Heart School
• Cruise to Bermuda set for Sept. 9-16
• CODA
• Inhalant use is a silent, preventable epidemic
• Golden Glove athletes working toward goals
• Flood committee thanks Sayreville
• Resident says BOE appointment was political
• Political Cartoon
• LaRossa to speak at next GOP meeting
• Board: Requiring developers to set aside open space illegal
• Elks to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
• Teens invited to ‘Hunger Games’ event
• St. Pat’s Dinner on menu at church
• Donations sought for afghan project
• Toastmasters Club to meet March 8
• Car burglaries are on rise in O.B.
• South Amboy woman helping students make the big dance
• Former South Amboy official pleads guilty to election fraud, tax evasion
• Parlin girl, 11, leads cast of 48 in Main Street’s ‘Annie’
• Photo
• Loss of ratables yields slight school tax hike in Old Bridge
• Henry focuses on progress in State of the City address
• Photo
• How to get sports news in the paper
• sport shorts •••
• Photo
• St. Joe’s is accumulating championships this winter
• Article
• Bombers’ Hartsfield a close second in MOC 55 dash
• Young Old Bridge girls track team had productive indoor campaign
• Mathias Barth
• Doreen A. MacIsaac Webster
• William E. Glynn
• Catherine Patterson
• Marie T. Tipton Owens
• Michael Anthony Bucceroni
• Henry A. Lesto
• Ann Acocella Stephens Donohue
• John W. Foley
• fundraisers •••
• Camp Middlesex open house set for March 4
• Hospital offers career workshop for students
• Country Breakfast set at Masonic lodge
• Temple plans Purim celebrations
• Local authors to discuss books on baseball during MCC event
• Lenten Fish Dinners to begin at Elks lodge
• O.B. Relay for Life in need of volunteers
• Church will open activity building
• Farmers Market coming to E.B.
• Tickets on sale for March 10 Art Auction
• Sayreville Schools sets kindergarten sign-ups
• Junior Woman’s Club sets free yoga class
• Concert proceeds will benefit family
• Fire used to protect public, natural habitat in woods
• Adult actors, singers invited to audition
• Seniors plan trip to Frankie Valli concert
• School auctioning N.J. Devils package
• Vendors, shoppers invited to craft show
• County debuts new traffic safety website
• Gift-Basket Auction planned for March 9
• South Amboy St. Paddy’s parade set for March 10
• A visit from the Captain
• Entries sought for poster contest
• Little League plans March 3 Casino Night
• College to honor Milltown resident at scholarship gala
• Children take the lead at school board meeting
• St. Pat’s Dinner-Dance on tap at O.B. Knights
• Hospital to sponsor HIV group meetings
• O.B. man goes full circle with filmmaker award
• CODA
• Reader: Cartoon is in poor taste and column is offensive
• Stink bugs move in
• Photo
• Registration begins for recreation classes
• Tickets on sale for temple Tricky Tray
• Rec. offers trips to Yankee games
• So. Amboy’s 15-minute parking remains in place
• ‘Purimania’ on tap for March 7 in E.B.
• Seniors offer trip to winery, Smithville
• Walmart Foundation supports library
• Council OKs $400K for Weber Ave. flood project
• Tea time
• Lenten Fish dinners to begin at St. Mary’s
• Tickets available for ‘Phantom’ trip
• O.B. board selects member from field of six candidates
• Police, school officials honor 7-year-old as hero
• O.B. lays off workers to trim budget deficit
• Sayreville board: Residential units not permitted at temple
• Photo
• New Jersey Golden Gloves to make two local stops
• sport shorts •••
• Old Bridge wrestlers win District 20 championship
• Barbara Jo Cziko Johnson
• Dorothy Bucci Meyer
• Marcella Perkins Diehl
• William F. Brown Sr.
• Joseph J. Hranowski Jr.
• Otto ”Bud” D. Taureck
• Anthony P. Silva Jr.
• Jonathan Michael Bennett
• Mildred “Maria” C. Reisert
• Dennis A. Bernard
• Mark G. Petzold
• Leah A. Cifelli Zollner
• Marie A. Ricci Scavone
• Frankye Robinson Clarke
• Christine Marie Dragon
• Constance B. Cretter
• Jacqueline G. Kraus
• Attendees have a howling good time at Super Pet Expo
• Rudy Holthausen
• Vendor, crafter space open at March 2 event
• Rain barrel workshop will be held March 7
• Man, 45, dies in Rt. 35 accident
• Little League plans March 3 Casino Night
• ’Tween Game Night scheduled at library
• Local business renews effort to assist troops
• Temple will host Shabbat celebration
• ‘Godzilla’ to be shown Feb. 26 at O.B. Library
• Registration ongoing for computer course
• Country Breakfast set at Masonic lodge
• Police: Woman dies in house fire
• Police: Man charged third time with commuter lot burglary
• Donors needed for Feb. 28 blood drive
• Lions to sponsor Pancake Breakfast
• Dining event to aid children’s hospital
• Concert proceeds will benefit family
• School auctioning N.J. Devils package
• Gold-Buying Party to aid dance troupe
• Free tax service set for military, vets
• Sacred Heart HSA schedules Fish Dinner
• Rosarians to begin Easter Babka Sale
• Teens Taking Action to gather at library
• O.B. Relay for Life in need of volunteers
• Lenten Fish Dinners to begin at Elks lodge
• In style
• Vendor space open at St. Ambrose event
• fundraisers •••
• Samsel student ambassadors help patrons of Elijah’s Promise
• CODA
• Photo
• Columnist’s statements are, ‘at best, premature,’ reader says
• Backs Christie’s decision to lower flag
• Many contributed to success of character breakfast
• Property tax relief No. 1 priority for taxpayers
• America the free (I don’t think so)
• Tickets available for Yankee Doodle Circus
• Rutgers fair aims to ‘Retool Your Career’
• March 25 concert to raise funds for shelter animals
• Fish on menu at Friday-Night Dinner
• Zumba fundraiser to support Alborada
• Knights to host Fish-Fry Dinners
• Vendors, shoppers invited to craft show
• South Amboy gets $100K for upgrades at City Hall
• Gift Auction planned for March 4 at school
• O.B. Ethics Board mulls issue of financial disclosure
• Jumping for a healthy heart
• Public defender appointed in party-line vote
• The Odd Couple
• Sayreville board OKs facility improvements
• O.B. board unanimous in vote to move election
• Photo
• Zumba fundraiser to support Alborada
• Zumba fundraiser to support Alborada
• Sports Brief
• Middlesex’s Jordan named GSAC Player of the Week
• sport shorts •••
• Sayreville girls win GMC opener defeating Dunellen in first round
• Knights’ Sokolova captures state sectional high jump title
• Edward A. Temple
• Theresa B. Amato-Norton
• Caroline A. Gallagher
• Frank J. Smith
• Geraldine “Deannie” Keith Fore
• Tennessee Williams play coming to E.B.
• fundraisers •••
• Heart open house slated for Feb. 18-25
• Tickets available for ‘Phantom’ trip
• Preventing falls to be topic at OLV Seniors
• Friends Book Sale rescheduled at library
• Hare Krishna temple plan back before board
• Frank G. Freeman
• Monsignor Stanley E. Kloskowski
• John Z. “Boss” Koprowicz
• Glen J. Dennis
• Mardi Gras gala on tap at Elks lodge
• OBHS Percussion slates Pasta Dinner
• Seniors plan trip to Frankie Valli concert
• Dining event to benefit library
• Tickets available for trip to Mackinac
• Council gives qualified OK to bond for Weber Ave. work
• South Amboy board moves school election
• Cast members sought for ‘The Full Monty’
• Restaurant event to support church
• Friends Book Sale rescheduled at library
• Scouts to host Feb. 19 International Festival
• ‘Self: Scape’ art exhibition at MCC
• Scouts to sponsor Cash-for-Gold event
• Police charge 4 in burglary
• KidZdent gives smiles to 70 local children free of charge
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• CODA
• Circus is coming to town
• Website provides info on same-day surgery centers
• GUEST COLUMN
• Political Cartoon
• Sun salutations event to aid children
• Deal will keep Cablevision in Old Bridge
• Sayreville board keeps school election in April Students show they care ‘a whole awful lot’
• Widening of irksome intersection is under way
• sport shorts •••
• Article
• Photo
• Photo
• Scarlet Knights hosting National Duals at the RAC
• Photo
• Bombers’ Hartsfield wins 55 dash at Varsity Classic at NYC Armory
• Oldies Dance on tap for Feb. 17 at Knights
• Event at Camillo’s will support SPAC
• Gold-Buying Event scheduled for Feb. 11
• Elsie Rodriguez
• Stanley “Butch” Kozak
• Edward H. Ryan Jr.
• Louise Esposito
• Anna Zduniak
• Clare P. “Teenie” Libonati
• Jacquelyn Ferreira
• Anthony “Mr. Tony” Falcone Jr.
• Spaghetti Dinner to benefit Girl Scouts
• Knights will host standup comedy show
• Photos
• Children’s Tea planned at museum
• Women’s group plans Feb. 15 dinner
• Middlesex County budget to cut spending by more than $1M
• Columbiettes, knights to offer Lenten meals
• Senior club offers trip to Hershey, Pa.
• Fees to be waived at pet-adoption event
• fundraisers •••
• Uncertainty surrounds Open Space Committee appointments
• Author will sign ‘History of Sayreville’
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• CODA
• Shelter director offers thanks for support, donations
• Proposed facility would benefit Monroe, seniors
• In praise of public-school education in America
• Disillusioned by council’s action on shelter
• Political Cartoon
• Dinner proceeds to support family
• Follow the yellow brick road
• Variety show to aid concert series in O.B.
• Sayreville board renews focus on student growth
• Enlightened
• Hard-fought retirement ordinance off the books
• Biz owner says new parking restriction is a hardship
• Mayor’s Job Fair planned for Feb. 22
• Photo
• State council strikes down controversial bullying law
• Little League rallying after Irene’s damage
• Photo
• Dinner proceeds to support family
• Grand Marshals Night scheduled for Feb. 3
• Hospital to take part in Go Red for Women
• sport shorts •••
• Old Bridge hockey team playing well on both ends
• Photo
• Geraldine “Deannie” Keith Fore
• Cynthia Bosner
• Grace Mahoney
• John P. Ambrozy
• Richard J. Curtis
• Doris Koltz Connor
• Old Bridge
• Bombers looking forward to upcoming Varsity Classic
• Adelaide M. King Kirschner
• Stanley J. Petner
• Irene Ann Clavering
• Library to present Puppetry Festival
• Free dental-care event scheduled at KidZdent
• Curtain to rise on Simon’s ‘Odd Couple’
• Mardi Gras gala on tap at Elks lodge
• Variety show to aid concert series in O.B.
• Police: Couple pulled Spotswood man from burning vehicle
• Fees to be waived at pet-adoption event
• fundraisers •••
• Hegyes touched lives of many in the hometown he loved
• High school competition expands musical horizons
• It’s not too late: MCC classes start Feb. 13
• ‘Wild New Jersey’ author coming to E.B.
• Area Marine loses his life weeks before scheduled return home
• Defensive-driving class slated at library
• School sets ‘Wizard,’ character breakfast
• Volunteers needed to provide support to foster children
• Tickets available for trip to Mackinac
• Spaghetti Dinner to benefit Girl Scouts
• Seniors plan trip to Frankie Valli concert
• O.B. council to contract out for legal services
• Library Friends seeking vinyl records
• Friends Book Sale rescheduled at library
• Snow plowing gets help from GPS in Old Bridge
• CODA
• Animal registry safeguards the community
• Appalled by council’s actions in Bertrand firing
• Reader urges awareness of pancreatic cancer trials
• Political Cartoon
• OBHS fashion show to feature prom attire
• Tickets on sale for Choir Tricky Tray
• Twp. clerk honored for 40 years of service in O.B.
• Dinner-Dance to aid Emanuel Cancer panel
• Antique Bottle Show, Sale coming to S.R.
• March of Dimes’ work will be topic at event
• All in the family
• Children’s Tea planned at museum
• Late Old Bridge BOE member praised for 40 years of service
• Eicher discusses desire for ‘a different direction’
• Photo
• O’Brien: We will weather these difficult times
• O.B. council to repeal retirement ordinance
• Photo
• sport shorts •••
• Indoor auto racing returns to Atlantic City
• Young Knights have bright future in track and field
• Photo
• Chivas USA taps MU’s Allen in MLS supplemental draft
• Laura Schoemer Kaufold
• Christopher Joseph Meyers
• Michele P. Wyckoff
• Rose Christine McTiernan
• Richard A. Delikat
• Old Bridge student selected to perform at Carnegie Hall
• Norma J. Bugge
• Elsie Rodriguez
• Matthew A. Sulikowski II
• Judith Gomberg Lissy
• OLV Columbiettes to honor presidents
• Free dental-care event scheduled at KidZdent
• Tickets on sale for Pocketbook Bingo
• Students participate in regional DECA marketing challenge
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• CODA
• Grateful for information on, support of shelter
• Governer thanked for crackdown on fraudulent contractors
• Deferred compensation put us in a tough spot
• Political Cartoon
• Spaces available at 4-H Craft Fair
• Old Bridge MUA plans $17M in improvements
• Residents ask when decision was made on termination
• Elks to hold Jan. 28 worn-flag retirement
• Tickets on sale for Valentine’s Dance
• Elvis, fabulous ’50s to come to life at Elks
• Teens invited to play Werewolves at library
• Boot Camp, Zumba to aid Sacred Heart
• Work to begin on townhomes, nursing facility in S. Amboy
• First lady gives kudos to Cooper farm project
• School sets ‘Wizard,’ character breakfast
• Split board rehires official to serve as fill-in principal
• Cosmetology students get tips from pros at OBHS seminar
• Celebration cut short for Weber Ave. residents
• Old Bridge BOE mulls moving election date
• Photo
• sport shorts •••
• EB girls are absorbing coach Sclafani’s changes
• Bomber bowlers focusing on February tournaments
• Photo
• Chamber will host Installation Dinner
• Elks to hold Jan. 28 worn-flag retirement
• Former NFL player to speak at temple
• Alborada to perform ‘Memories of Spain’
• Folk Art Craft Show planned for Jan. 27-29
• Wellness lectures on tap through March
• Samuel Degutz
• Irene L. Semasko
• Peter B. Retzlaff
• Arthur A. Lucas
• Viola Klimek Tyska
• Michael Kozar
• Adolph Otto Vanek
• Pearl Budney Majewski
• Patricia Hahn Sullivan
• Knights have rebounded nicely from a 1-6 start
• Audrey L. Kimmel
• Tickets on sale for Pocketbook Bingo
• Free dental-care event scheduled at KidZdent
• Zimmerli to host Philly museum trip
• Winter Wonderland scheduled at Goddard
• Community invited to Scouts Calendar Fest
• O.B. school board plans new baseball field
• Bariatric weight-loss group slates meeting
• Sacred Heart plans Jan. 29 open house
• Auxiliary to gather Jan. 24 in Sayreville
• Army 2nd Infantry Division vets sought
• fundraisers •••
• Tickets available for Comedy Night
• S.A. YMCA plans Open House Weekend
• Auditions on tap for GB Revue Show
• Five O.B. officials fined for not filing financial forms
• CODA
• Caring folks helped make event a success
• In praise of a church and its vibrancy, growth
• The dream lives on
• Council members display partisan politics at its worst
• On the table
• Pork loin next up at VFW Friday dinner
• Pedestrian struck on Route 18
• Sociable Singles plans Jan. 29 meeting
• South Amboy to honor parade grand marshals
• The Point plan moving forward, official says
• Photo
• O.B. board seeks revenue from ads at school facilities
• Sayreville sees continued disagreement over firing
• Photo
• Bomber swimmers keep lowering their times
• Conference Relays
• sport shorts •••
• Sky Blue inks US National Team defender Sauerbrunn for 2012
• Old Bridge hockey team getting timely scoring
• Caregivers group plans Jan. 17 meeting
• Dining event to aid Sayreville pet shelter
• Curtain to rise on ‘Necessary Targets’
• Taking the oath
• William T. Jackson
• Joseph F. Horn
• fundraisers •••
• Swimmers sought to assist ROBIN team
• Talk to shed light on weight-loss surgery
• Oldies Dance on tap for Jan. 20 at Knights
• Tickets on sale for HSA Comedy Night
• Thomas “Tim” Hall
• Anthony “Sonny” Louis Domenico
• Anne Chomzuk Silvanovich
• Madeline VanLiew Vas
• Antoinette Laskowsky
• Celia P. Zaccagnino
• Antoinette M. Vitale Kolibabzuk
• Dorothy “Dottie” L. Baxter
• Elizabeth Baumann Hermanski Pateman
• Henry L. Walling
• Military personnel welcomed back home to N.J.
• Teens to play Werewolves at library
• Genealogy workshop coming to library
• Italian menu next up at VFW Friday dinner
• Teens invited to make blankets for children
• Campers invited to reunion at YMCA
• Slimy science
• Parent of alleged bully cites lack of transparency
• Restaurant event to support food bank
• CASA will honor children’s advocates
• Blood drive planned for Jan. 14 at church
• Church deacons set Spaghetti Dinner
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• New businesses making move to East Brunswick
• St. Mary’s class of ’62 plans 50-year reunion
• Keep cans, bottles off streets, highways
• Towns should stand behind no-kill shelter
• Much remains to be done to realize King’s dream
• Political Cartoon
• Friends Book Sale on tap for Jan. 21, 22
• Bringing the blues to South Amboy
• Volunteer tutors recognized
• Nativity of Our Lord will host blood drive
• Winter Wonderland scheduled at Goddard
• O.B. council considers return to outsourcing legal dept
• Old Bridge man lives out his heavy-metal dream
• Tickets available for Harlem Wizards game
• Auditions on tap for GB Revue Show
• Cut-A-Thon to benefit children’s hospital
• O.B. honors late volunteer for service to community
• Longtime administrator terminated in Sayreville
• Friends ‘Rock the House’ to help Sayreville family
• sport shorts 
• Photo
• Trotters on for 2012 at the Meadowlands
• Knights’ swim teams have deep, experienced rosters
• Photos
• Evelyn M. Mueller Brown
• Bomber track teams ready for GMC Relays
• William C. Hansell
• Edward J. Kaminski
• Debra Ann Battaglia
• Theresa Czernikowski Kronowski Lajewski
• Frances KlimkiewiczWojciechowski
• Robert C. Vaccarella
• Lillian Rose D’Apolito
• Veronica J. Cinquegrana
• Sayreville team holds clothing, toy drive
• Philomusica chorus schedules auditions
• Shelter will offer animal reiki class
• WCTC to be recognized for promoting hiring of veterans
• Photo
• Historical society off to active start in S. Amboy
• Magazine Sale set for Jan. 12-15 at library
• Library invites teens to make a journal
• Photographers pick best of 2011
• Nominations sought for heart assoc. award
• Civil War discussion group to meet Jan. 10
• Thompson announces new office location
• Zimmerli highlights revelations in Soviet nonconformist art
• Middlesex sheriff hires officers laid off by police departments
• Whole-house energy efficiency to be topic
• BLOOPERS
• DIY authors realize challenges, rewards
• CODA
• State’s policy on housing developmentally disabled shortsighted
• What happened to Santa Claus?
• Political Cartoon
• Zumba, yoga classes resume in Sayreville
• Hadassah schedules Progressive Dinner
• Cahill, Panos to lead O.B. council in 2012
• Donations sought for library book sale
• Historical panel slates trip to Atlantic City
• Cut-A-Thon to benefit children’s hospital
• Registration ongoing for recreation classes
• So. Amboy police arrest five after alleged assault, gunfire
• Sociable Singles plans Jan. 29 meeting
• St. Mary’s class of ’62 plans 50-year reunion
• Donors needed for Jan. 14 blood drive
• Tamburitzans will perform in Monroe
• Figure drawing scheduled at meeting
• Marine a bit homesick, but proud to fight for country
• Library Friends seeking vinyl records
• St. Thomas Knights set free throw contest
• Some appointments on hold in Sayreville as year begins
• Local historian pens book on Sayreville’s cultural past
• Republicans take reins in Old Bridge
• Photo
• Cheesequake deer hunt over after reaching 100 mark
• Photos
• Working hard for four quarters is Bombers’ goal
• Bombers getting a boost from freshman Quintero
• Clarence H. Boyce
• Richard Shawn Kilby
• Dolores “Dolly” Dunham Olsen
• Anna Jean Iraggi
• Matthew Thomas Smith
• Joseph G. Dominick
• Marianna Nietubyc
• Charlotte J. Surman Herbst
• Library invites teens to make a journal
• Registration ongoing for recreation classes
• Historical panel slates trip to Atlantic City
• OLV Seniors plans Jan. 6 meeting
• Photos
• New website in works for O.B.
• Republican women to meet Jan. 3 in E.B.
• In wake of tragedy, kindness prevails
• Last OLV cookbooks available for purchase
• O.B. Relay for Life in need of volunteers
• Flapjack Fundraiser to benefit shelter pets
• Library awarded grant for Online Learning Center
• CODA
• Leprechauns congratulated on successful season
• Time to let go of grudges, hard feelings
• EPA, though imperfect, has made progress
• Political Cartoon
• Photo
• Gov. takes on sick-day payouts during Spotswood town hall
• Tasers among topics at S. Amboy meeting
• Donations sought for library book sale
• O.B. library to hold practice SAT exam
• No-kill animal shelter in danger of closing
• Hadassah schedules Progressive Dinner
• Police, bar owners team up for HERO campaign
• O.B. superintendent bids farewell after 40-plus years
• Photo
• Old Bridge bowlers are looking to be competitive this season
• Bomber wrestlers talented but lack experience
• Photos
• Last OLV cookbooks available for purchase
• ‘Owls of New Jersey’ will visit E.B. Jan. 5
• Hadassah gift wrap continues at E.B. mall
• N.J. managers’ association honors Greater Media reporter
• Frances K. Humphrey
• Molly Berman Goodman
• BarbaraWojciechowski Meyers
• ‘Kids at College’
• Ruth A. Aaroe Cronley
• Sarah J. Allen Litwinski
• Julius A. Contri
• Knights will hold New Year’s Eve gala
• Salon seeks pajamas, books for children
• Tickets available for ‘Branson Christmas’
• Main Street troupe sets ‘Annie’ tryouts
• Visit With Santa
• Registration ongoing for rec classes
• Winter wonders
• Knights offer trip to D.C. March for Life
• Volunteers needed for auxiliary police
• Blood drive planned at St. James Church
• Rep. Rush Holt takes on the food stamp challenge
• Toastmasters Club sets Jan. 12 meeting
• Participants sought for dodgeball tourney
• Historical panel slates trip to Atlantic City
• Diaper drive to aid family after tragedy
• AARP schedules trip to Sight and Sound
• Sayreville board settles with firm over ‘Bomber’ merchandise sales
• CODA
• Keep school-budget vote out of general election
• Toy drive a great success thanks to community
• Banning religious symbols may violate Constitution
• Political Cartoon
• Donations sought for library book sale
• Apparent murder-suicide stuns community in O.B.
• Ski, snowboard rental going to blood donors
• Pedestrian struck on Rt. 9 in O.B.
• Sayreville BOE opposes giving principals authority to hire, fire
• OLV Seniors plans plans Jan. 6 meeting
• Swimmers sought to assist ROBIN team
• All aboard for holiday cheer in South Amboy
• Library Friends seeking vinyl records
• Tickets on sale for HSA Comedy Night
• $40M secured for military suicide prevention efforts
• Photo
• Hindu temple hearing focuses on residences
• Plans on target for beachfront cleanup in Laurence Harbor
• Photo
• Old Bridge man found dead after allegedly abducting kids
• Knights hockey team has unfinished business in GMC
• Photo
• sport shorts 
• Youth gives Lady Knights foundation to build on
• Swim season
• fundraisers 
• Alfred Russo
• Louis A. Cassiere
• Bernard L. Prohaska
• Ann C. Zeleznik Kirkman
• Katheryn Hartzer Eppig
• Paul G. Griffin
• Michael Reccoppa
• Stephen N. Schmidt
• Hare Krishna temple hearing pushed to 2012
• Photos
• Area gymnasts named to All-State team
• Fire company sets Santa Ride Around
• Ladies auxiliary sets Dec. 27 meeting
• So. Amboy St. Patrick’s Day Parade date, honorees set
• Manalapan resident killed in Old Bridge accident
• Council bids adieu to departing trio
• Turnpike Authority to pay for share of Chevalier Ave. improvements
• Panel to screen classic jazz program Dec. 21
• Thanks to district for music, humanities programs
• Political Cartoon
• Toastmasters Club sets Jan. 12 meeting
• Teens Taking Action to gather at library
• Main St. Theater Co. slates Zumba event
• Registration ongoing for recreation classes
• Community invited to candlelight carol fest
• Diaper drive to aid family after tragedy
• Santa Claus to visit district on fire truck
• Book, media drive to assist those in need
• O.B. pupil wins grand prize in N.J. in anti-cyberbullying contest
• Net profit: Basketball association donates toys for the holidays
• CODA
• Thanks to those helping to fight pancreatic cancer
• Group seeks sponsors to help donkeys, horses
• Cartoon unfair to nurses
• Clip car completes $25,000 prize package for OBHS
• Donations sought for children in need
• Flood-mitigation plan gets OK for O.B. section of Sayreville
• Planning Board gives BOE thumbs-up on concessions
• St. Mary’s to present Handel’s ‘Messiah’
• Photo
• New interim superintendent set to take over reins in O.B.
• Local officials debate bill that would move BOE elections
• Photo
• Manalapan resident killed in Old Bridge accident
• sport shorts 
• Sayreville bowling team looking to reload in 2011-12
• Stephenson comes up big for Bombers in CJ IV final
• O.B. chiropractors attend to medical needs of athletes at Pan Am Games
• Miriam Moldofsky Manas
• Margaret M. Kane Nakushian
• ClaireW. Witkowski Cislo
• Joseph K. Kokoszka
• Godlob “Babe” Henry Meyer
• James C. Bohrer
• Palma Siciliano
• Irene KosakowskiWysocki
• Dorris Devald Buckiewicz
• Craft/Vendor Show to support arts in E.B.
• Community invited to Breakfast With Santa
• Road Show returns to Edison
• Goddard is drop-off site for coat collection
• Holiday Cookie Walk scheduled for Dec. 10
• Sociable Singles plans Dec. 18 meeting
• Salon seeks pajamas, books for children
• Elks to celebrate on New Year’s Eve
• fundraisers 
• Youngsters invited to Free-Throw Contest
• Tickets on sale for parish Christmas Gala
• Registration begins for recreation classes
• Alborada to dance Hispanic ‘Nutcracker’
• Awareness, change key for Hammarskjold student
• KidZdent seeking clothing for homeless
• Nonperishable items sought for food bank
• Dance troupe to offer ‘Holiday in Birdland’
• Photo
• Dinners continue at Italian-American Club
• Call for teens to join Junior Firefighters
• Holiday tradition returns to E. Bruns. for 15th anniversary
• Theater company schedules ‘Full Monty’ tryouts Dec. 8
• Santa to arrive by firetruck at holiday event Dec. 11
• ‘Four Seasons’
• Sayreville High School baseball field has major drainage issue
• Library panel slates Dec. 8 open house
• Donations sought for children in need
• Restaurant event will support PTA
• Four charged with buying, selling synthetic marijuana
• Tickets on sale for parish Christmas Gala
• Elks to celebrate on New Year’s Eve
• Cookies, Cocoa With Santa to aid A-T panel
• Sayreville library to get a makeover
• Teens holding drive for troops overseas
• Toys for Tots drive runs through Dec. 17
• Veteran’s widow helps youths plan for college
• CODA
• Following talks, state will share road repair cost
• Political Cartoon
• Officials must take action on dangerous intersection
• Eliminating sick-day comp could cost money
• So. Amboy man channels ‘hopes and dreams’ through poetry
• Breakfast With Santa scheduled at Knights
• Garden Friends to host Tree Lighting
• Winterfest proceeds to aid veterans home
• Candlelit concert to feature ‘Messiah’
• Dance students to offer ‘Four Seasons’
• Sayreville students gear up for holiday show with a twist
• PSE&G lowers natural gas bills
• Palmas to perform at Christmas concert
• ‘Babes in Toyland’ runs thru Dec. 11
• Police on lookout for drunken drivers
• Sayreville disputes reports that sediment is coming
• Make-A-Wish castle opens gates, grants first wish
• Religious center plan wins O.B. board’s OK
• Schools face challenges with new bullying law
• Photo
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• Bears motivated by early tournament exits in 2010
• Knights looking to create a winning environment
• Sayreville returns to Rutgers for CJ IV championship game
• O.B. man dies after being struck crossing Route 9
• South River sets up fund in memory of star wrestler
• Brian J. Zabon
• John A. “Augie” Cerretti Jr.
• Ruth G. Lynch O’Connell
• Margie Maloupis
• Diane J. Moreen Costa
• Elizabeth “Betty” Hayes Interdonato
• Gloria Raya Sitze Shaluha
• Lucille Ann “Luann” Sibley Kaiser
• Charles P. Balzer
• Photo display to mark Peace Corps’ 50th year
• Drop off Toys for Tots through Dec. 9 in O.B.
• Breakfast With Santa coming to 4-H Center
• Elks slate holiday charitable weekend
• Applications available for Elks scholarships
• Say ‘cheese’
• Evening to feature Venetian art, music
• for teens to join Junior Firefighters
• Toys will be toys
• Henry will participate in Harvard conference for newly elected mayors
• fundraisers 
• Parish blood drive scheduled for Dec. 4
• Community invited to Breakfast With Santa
• Folk Art Craft Show planned for Dec. 2-4
• Vets group plans Pearl Harbor services
• Pets to have photos taken with Santa
• Drop off Toys for Tots at OLV Knights home
• Methodist Women to host Cookie Walk
• 4-H Gift Drive on tap for Dec. 7
• Santa Breakfast, bazaar set at St. Stan’s
• Photo
• Christmas story set on church grounds
• Hadassah to begin gift wrap at mall
• Breakfast With Santa on menu at St. Mary’s
• Visit with Santa to aid Toys for Tots
• Sisterhood to sponsor Indoor Garage Sale
• ‘A Christmas Carol’ returns to E.B. stage
• Council votes to bond for road improvements
• CODA
• Jobs’ passing is harsh reminder of pancreatic cancer
• Open space pays in many ways
• Political Cartoon
• Teens will create personalized gifts
• School needs your vote in contest for playground
• OLV commemorative cookbooks are on sale
• Registration begins for recreation classes
• ‘It Runs in the Family’
• Dozens of car break-ins reported in Sayreville
• Pet photos with Santa set at animal hospital
• Santa to tour district on fire truck Dec. 10
• Toy collection, Santa visit on tap for Dec. 3
• Cops for Kids seeks holiday donations
• Toys for Tots drive runs through Dec. 17
• Appeals court: Henry winner of 2010 election
• Months after Irene, some O.B. families still without a home
• Light display, Santa visit Dec. 17
• OBHS seeks Wall of Fame nominees
• O.B. board taps longtime educator for top position
• Controversial Hare Krishna temple back on the table
• Photo
• Dozens of car break-ins reported in Sayreville
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• Lady Knights basketball centered around guard play
• Bombers back in CJ IV final after beating Vikings, 22-15
• Holiday Cookie Walk scheduled for Dec. 10
• Santa Breakfast, bazaar set at St. Stan’s
• Families invited to Breakfast With Santa
• Breakfast With Santa coming to 4-H Center
• Michaelina N. ObalWornowicz
• Adeline G. Sesso
• Margaret A. Cardini Davis
• Donald F. Perkin
• CeceliaW. Kuhn
• Michael S. Adler
• Joseph M. Patskanick
• Emily Heffner-Ernst
• Louise Iannotta
• Columbiettes to host Dec. 4 Christmas Tea
• Actor takes on Dickens classic, all by himself
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk, annual show of strength
• Craft Show on tap at Spotswood church
• Temple to screen ‘Gasland’ Nov. 29
• All-Star Wrestling to benefit Knights
• Sayreville Fire Prevention Bureau brings safety programs to students
• Christmastime has arrived for East Brunswick’s Kloos family
• Stars and Stripes
• Knights will hold New Year’s Eve gala
• Boutique, gold-buying event set for Nov. 27
• Tickets available for medieval dinner-show
• Holiday gifts sought for foster children
• Jazz concert at JCC Dec. 4
• Drop off Toys for Tots at OLV Knights home
• Heeding his dad’s advice, Sayre Wood South native finds success
• Council approves, then rescinds appointment of firm
• SWMHS Choir plans Breakfast With Santa
• Dinners continue at Italian-American Club
• fundraisers 
• Crafters sought for Dec. 3 show at church
• Granny’s Cellar craft show set in Spotswood
• Photo
• Port exec from Sayreville admits to commercial bribery charges
• Folk Art Craft Show planned for Dec. 2-4
• ‘Babes in Toyland’ to be staged Dec. 2-11
• OBHS band marches to successful year
• India Day gala scheduled for Dec. 3
• Clothing drive to aid cheerleaders’ quest
• Pedestrian bridge being removed
• Holiday boutique at Beth Ahm on Dec. 6
• Hadassah to begin gift wrap at mall
• Visit with Santa to aid Toys for Tots
• Author to sign books Dec. 3 in Metuchen
• Schools adjust to demands of anti-bullying law
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• CODA
• Donate to those in need, make a ‘newsworthy’ difference
• Speak up against phone, cable deregulation
• Sayreville mayor grateful to voters
• Political Cartoon
• Drive-through Christmas story returns to Old Bridge
• So. Amboy plans holiday events
• Parents, judges celebrate newly expanded families
• Seniors offer trip to Christmas show
• Drop off Toys for Tots through Dec. 9 in O.B.
• O.B. residents plant seeds for community garden
• Cleanup of ex-landfill completed in Sayreville
• Photo
• St. Bernadette’s to hold Tricky Tray Nov. 20
• How to get your sports news in the paper
• sport shorts 
• Sayreville’s 17-win season ends in sectional semi-finals
• Old Bridge Angels capture state title
• Bombers’ win sets up rematch with Vikings
• Thomas Cancilla
• Isidore A. Pawlowski Jr.
• Michael J. Pepe
• Stephen H. Yang
• Debra B. Anastasio
• Joan A. Eibach
• Joseph M. De Lucia
• Benjamin R. Osieja
• Lynn M. Burley Chiasson
• Participants sought for vendor/craft show
• Christmas story set on church grounds
• Gifts sought for children of military
• Hazardous waste drop-off day planned
• Talk to shed light on weight-loss surgery
• Crafter, vendor space open at Christmas fest
• Middlesex County to buy Tasers for law enforcement agencies
• ‘Anne of Green Gables’ coming to E.B.
• Toys for Tots drive will begin Nov. 25
• AARP schedules meeting and trip
• And the band played on
• Bariatric weight-loss group slates meeting Salon to provide cuts for unemployed
• Salon seeks pajamas, books for children
• Scandinavian Bazaar slated for Nov. 19, 20
• Eastern Star plans Nov. 19 Tricky Tray
• AARP schedules trip to Sight and Sound
• Conjuring the Dead
• Christmas story set on church grounds
• Holiday Craft Fair, Bazaar set for Nov. 19
• Clothing drive to aid cheerleaders’ quest
• On the march
• Goddard is drop-off site for coat collection
• KidZdent seeking clothing for homeless
• fundraisers 
• Santa Breakfast, bazaar set at St. Stan’s
• Shopping Night set at middle school
• Holiday Toy Drive ongoing in Sayreville
• SWMHS Choir plans Breakfast With Santa
• Wizards will play students, faculty
• Former business owner gets 15+ years in prison
• O.B. woman dies in pedestrian accident
• Old Bridge’s Parent U. aims to strengthen home-school bond
• Old Bridge officials discuss looming budget deficit
• Holiday Book Sale on tap at O.B. Library
• Curtain to rise on ‘Dickens of a Play’
• Sayreville to upgrade parks with mix of grant, boro funds
• Bake Sale to aid parsonage repair
• Call for teens to join Junior Firefighters
• Cooper sets Tricky Tray, Gift Auction
• Three suspects charged in Sayreville homicide
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• CODA
• Many contributed to success of holiday event
• Congrats to Sayreville emergency personnel
• Political Cartoon
• TNR more effective, humane, inexpensive than trap and kill
• Teach wealth-building skills, increase prosperity
• Drop off Toys for Tots through Dec. 9 in O.B.
• Tickets available for medieval dinner-show
• Volunteers step up to meet pantry’s higher demand
• Apple Festival
• Knights Oldies Dance planned for Nov. 19
• Visit with Santa to aid Toys for Tots
• Interfaith holiday service on tap in O.B.
• Sayreville keeps O’Brien, elects Dems to council
• Industrial sites take steps toward cleanup
• GOP sweeps O.B. election, sets new vision for twp.
• Photo
• KidZdent to offer ‘Cash for Candy’
• Photo
• Trojans’ GMC gymnastic streak snapped by Bears
• Bombers on a roll as tournament play begins
• Bombers now focused on state after early GMC tourney exit
• Percussionists sought for holiday concert
• Podhoretz to speak at Oct. 30 RJC event
• EBHS to host Oct. 29 marching-band event
• Sociable Singles plans Oct. 30 meeting
• Altar Rosary Society will hold Tricky Tray
• Mary Anne Gavin Norris
• Erna M. Mausser Frech
• Frank Karczmit
• Joan A. Maer Beltran
• Benedict Porowski
• Edward B. Hyle
• William D. Maher
• CODA
• Eneas P. Mulcahy
• DINNIGAN’S DIVERSIONS
• Talk to shed light on Liz Taylor’s jewels
• Ethnic food on menu at church Fall Festival
• South Amboy sets Halloween Parade
• Clothing Drive scheduled at school
• Oktoberfest proceeds to aid vets programs
• Salon fundraiser to fight breast cancer
• Halloween Lock-In next up at YMCA
• Elks to sponsor youth hoop-shoot
• Date change for parade, trick-or-treat
• Wednesday is Cougars’ night at T.G.I. Friday’s
• Rec offers trips, youth art program
• Food, clothing drive slated for Oct. 29, 30
• O.B. school delegates visit White House as part of healthy school challenge
• fundraisers 
• Sondheim classic coming to E.B. stage
• BOE moves forward on repairs to athletic field
• Hot dog stand is still cookin’ after 40 years
• Participants sought for Apple Festival
• Baseball-book author to visit O.B. Library
• ‘Musical Soiree’ coming to temple
• Seniors offer trip to winery, casino
• Shopping Boutique scheduled at school
• Say’ville pols still trading barbs
• Walk for Cancer
• A queen with spirit earns her crown
• Republicans will work today to ensure town’s future
• for the record 
• Refutes assertions in Democratic endorsement letter
• Henry will vote his conscience in best interests of O.B.
• AARP offers voting guide
• Republicans will bring fiscal responsibility to O.B.
• Wants to elect officials who will look at TNR statistics
• Gillespie’s economic plan will get budget back on track
• O’Brien hardworking, honorable, trustworthy
• Overtaxed Sayreville residents need respite
• Political Cartoon
• Students get lessons in character, realizing dreams
• Jamesburg students will not attend South Amboy HS
• Dentist to buy back candy, send to troops
• Tickets availablefor Halloween gala Oldies Dinner-Dance next up at VFW post
• Waterways cleanup scheduled for Oct. 29
• Community invited to foodshed presentation
• Repairs under way at Sayreville Borough Hall
• State rules against former O.B. councilman in ethics case
• O.B. family goes all-out for Halloween
• Candy Buy-Back to aid troops overseas
• 4-H Leaders to host Vendor/Crafter Fair
• Rt. 35 traffic being shifted over Cheesequake Creek
• Wrestling team to host Tricky Tray
• Four hopefuls vying for freeholder seats
• Old Bridge candidates feud over retirement ordinance
• Photo
• sport shorts 
• Knights are healthy, ready for GMC soccer tournament
• sport shorts 
• Statement win made by Sayreville football team
• Rutgers holds off Navy to improve record to 5-1
• Francis Burbank
• Ann M. Boyle Sabo
• James KevinWeir
• Raymond A. Foley
• Halloween Party on tap at Elks lodge
• Elizabeth A. Tumulty O’Connor
• Connections program seeks volunteers
• John J. Moran Jr.
• fundraisers 
• Rose Ivan Drozd
• Weather service seeks local rainfall readers
• Frances Brusich Miller
• October means creepy fun at Metuchen’s Raconteur
• Living-history event will depict Civil War
• Veterans sought for Nov. 11 parade
• Marching-band event scheduled at MTHS
• Pink Ribbon Bagels at Panera in October
• Holiday bazaar, auction set at church
• Organic cleaning products discounted
• Bulldogs conducting recycling campaign
• Rosary society seeks flea-market vendors
• Fall fest to feature pony rides, games
• Tickets available for Halloween gala
• Teams invited to basketball tourney
• Angela Prus Quinn
• Madison class of 1981 will hold 30th reunion
• Shopping Boutique scheduled at school
• Seniors offer trip to winery, casino
• Township With Heart plans Dinner-Dance
• 4-H will sponsor Oct. 22 Fall Yard Sale
• Candlelight tour brings past residents to life
• Old Bridge Animal Shelter in dire need of adoptions
• Teens Taking Action will gather Oct. 27
• Pilgrimage to basilica scheduled for Nov. 19
• Oktoberfest proceeds to aid veterans programs
• Which Witch Is Which?
• Photo
• Percussionists sought for holiday concert
• Three Sayreville retailers seek boro OK for liquor licenses
• GOP candidates stress tax relief, jobs creation for New Jersey
• D-12 Dems hope to bring new ideas to Trenton
• Rec plans parade, trick-or-treat event
• CODA
• Urges voters to look to Anderson for O.B. council
• Dwral led with inspiration, vision, approachability
• O’Brien is independent, not beholden to any political boss
• With Drwal, borough will move forward
• Ellis-Foster has worked to deliver good govt.
• Political Cartoon
• Brain-tumor forum scheduled for Oct. 29
• Theater to stage Halloween musical
• Feline ‘deals’ offered at adoption center
• St. Stan’s Oktoberfest, hayrides scheduled
• So. Amboy sees rash of car break-ins
• O.B. youth wants those in need to have costumes
• Kiwanis to sponsor Pancake Breakfast
• Troupe sets tryouts for ‘The Odd Couple’
• Concert will benefit Crisis Room at church
• Two men arrested on burglary charges in O.B.
• Oldies Dinner-Dance next up at VFW post
• ‘Musical Soiree’ coming to Temple Beth Ohr
• S. Amboy wards realigned
• Leprechauns to aid fight against cancer
• Old Bridge Lowe’s closes
• Sayreville students campaign against texting while driving
• Jumpstart Read for the Record
• NL Industries presents proposal to clean up Raritan Bay site
• Power plant project moves forward amid concerns
• Photo
• Old Bridge chiropractors to work at Pan-Am Games
• Bombers-Barrons game has playoff implications
• ‘Memories of Spain’ to be staged Oct. 21
• Rose Marie Szczepanik Kwitkoski
• Jacqueline L. Marino
• Charles D. Leonhardt
• Stella J. Pelczar Janas
• Jane Tobias Johnson
• Carmen J. Aita
• Adam C. Mongelli
• Robert N. Clayton
• Harpists to perform together in concert
• Helping military families to be topic
• Brunswick Women to host Oct. 20 dinner
• Auxiliary to sponsor Vendor/Craft Show
• Young@Heart
• fundraisers 
• Donations sought for school clothing drive
• Teams invited to basketball tourney
• Candlelight Tours on tap at cemetery
• New So. Amboy-E. Bruns. shuttle route celebrated
• Fatima Rosary Rally planned for Oct. 15
• Fall fest to feature pony rides, games
• Fall Crafts and More scheduled for Oct. 15
• Temple conducting October food drive
• Police seek witnesses to fatal crash
• Luncheon to support breast-cancer struggle
• MAVIS sets Oct. 16 Spaghetti Dinner
• Donations needed for school clothing drive
• Renowned jazz group to perform at Daniel Pearl World Music Days
• Haunted House set for weekends in October
• A beautiful day
• E.B.’s Fast Break seeks volunteers
• Talk will address ‘Anticipatory Grief’
• Folk Art Craft Show planned for Oct. 21-23
• Alborada to perform ‘Trail of Gold’ Oct. 22
• Photo
• Greenstein to speak at Hadassah meeting
• Fire-Safety Day set at Milltown store
• Rec plans parade, trick-or-treat event
• Vendor space open at St. Ambrose event
• Tickets available for Scholarship Dinner
• Church to sponsor Oct. 15 Garage Sale
• Zumba event to support USO
• Vehicles, vendors welcome at car show
• Credit union raises funds for charity
• CODA
• O’Brien too close to big developers
• Flier fails in attempt to discredit mayor
• Political Cartoon
• O’Brien focuses on town’s future, not negative campaigning
• O.B. alumni walkway back with new location
• House-decorating contest under way
• South Amboy seniors voice displeasure with facility
• Lawsuit over Raritan River pollution moves forward
• Robbery crew members get prison terms
• T.V. show performance reignites singing career
• Council honors retired public works director
• Photo
• Four seeking two seats on Sayreville council
• Religious center, housing plan nears vote in O.B.
• sport shorts 
• Old Bridge tennis team looking to finish strong
• Battle for the ball
• Trio of returners keeping Bomber harriers competitive
• Alice M. Milatta Kosh
• Anatola Chodzko
• Edward J. Zubeck
• Jane R. Engle Owens
• Kenneth J. Jones
• Candlelight Tours on tap at cemetery
• State Bar Foundation to hold workshops
• Concert to feature E. Brunswick pianist
• Irate over Irene
• Poetry brings solace for Gold Star father
• Patricia E. Pillar
• Barbara M. Zaleski
• Chiu Ming Ho
• Tsambika Stergou Dimitrakis
• Theater to stage original musical
• Mystery authors will visit library
• Participants sought for 4-H Fall Yard Sale
• Speaker to address challenges of peace
• Circus to raise funds for hemophilia panel
• Artists panel slates watercolor workshop
• Local P.D.s receive funds for community-policing initiatives
• Family Legacy Award
• 4-H panel to hold holiday tricky tray
• Crafters and vendors sought for HSA show
• Playwright makes ‘Home’ coming in Sayreville
• Sprucing up
• Dinners continue at Italian-American Club
• Blessing of Animals planned for Oct. 8
• Auxiliary to sponsor Vendor/Craft Show
• Fast times ahead at Old Bridge museum
• fundraisers 
• Zumbathon to aid Komen for the Cure
• Dog Fest to benefit Pet Adoption Center
• Donations sought for school clothing drive
• Tricky-tray proceeds to fight animal abuse
• Organic cleaning products available
• Holiday gifts sought for foster children
• Vendors welcome at Oct. 13 SEPTA event
• O.B. police officer injured after car is struck during traffic stop on Rte. 9
• Police seek to identify pedestrian killed in accident in Old Bridge
• Folk Art Craft Show set for Oct. 21-23
• District seeks pupils in need of special aid
• Catholic Women to conduct Coat Drive
• Happy Days Band will perform Oct. 6
• Fish Fry on menu at Presbyterian church
• Troubled by illegal use of HOV lanes on Turnpike
• Still waiting for many candidates to answer questionnaire
• Evacuation drill urged for South Amboy YMCA senior center
• CODA
• N.J. health care decisions best made by Jerseyans
• Mayor’s efforts impress former resident
• National Newspaper Week, Oct. 2-8
• Tickets available for Halloween gala
• Youngsters invited to reading marathons
• Tricky Tray next up at O.B. Senior Center
• Office on Aging sets driver-safety course
• Supporting the ‘Heroes’ of the horse industry
• New county shuttle line connects E.B., S. Amboy
• Vendor space open at St. Ambrose event
• Motorists to take part in safe-driving effort
• Call for vendors at Monroe Octoberfest
• Sayreville wants your business
• O.B. students spend time down on the farm
• School’s family fun day holds special meaning
• Old Bridge council rejects cable renewal agreement
• RU’s Sanu sets Big East pass receiving record
• Bombers seeking third straight win on Friday
• Invitational run
• Bomber booters are seeking second straight division title
• Michael Verbitski
• Mary L. O’Sullivan Cahillane
• Maria P. Ferro
• Antonios Mikhael Sahyoun
• Mary “Mair” Jones Pemberton
• Giuseppe “Joe” Cicchetti
• Helen Lacey Fredericks
• Shawn Edward Gerlach
• Car show on tap for Oct. 8 in Helmetta
• Tickets available for pro-wrestling benefit
• Lions will host Pancake Breakfast
• OLOL Fall Festival to run Sept. 30-Oct. 2
• Faxon to fill in for Griffey at Golf Classic
• Middlesex County PDs equipped with automated license plate readers
• Paranormal Expo coming to E.B. Oct. 15
• fundraisers 
• Photo
• JCP&L vows to improve on Hurricane Irene effort
• Halloween-costume collection under way
• GOP Women to hold interactive program
• Film, photography, poetry at museum
• Fleamarket, bake sale slated at church
• Vendors welcome at Oct. 13 SEPTA event
• Suspects charged in murder of Old Bridge man
• Tickets on sale for Casino Night
• Navy SEAL Group 6 fundraiser scheduled
• Pink for a purpose
• Park becomes the ‘greatest little park in the land’
• Knights of Columbus to offer Steak Night
• OLV Seniors sets Oct. 7 gathering
• Schools seeks students in need of special aid
• ‘Simon Says’… potential world record
• Softball tourney to aid cancer fight
• Elks Tricky Tray planned for Oct. 16
• Church panel to show two movies outdoors
• Theater to stage original musical
• Mystery authors will visit library
• Zumba, yoga classes planned in Sayreville
• Scouts to hold drive at South Amboy fest
• Children’s musical coming to Edison
• Old Bridge synagogue honors longtime members
• Newly opened Broadway Bistro presents ‘best burger in town’
• Old Bridge Elks to host Polish Dinner
• Haunted House set for weekends in October
• O.B. board majority taps Colabella for vacant seat
• CODA
• Parents want to protect others from painful experience
• What comes to mind when you think N.J.?
• Political Cartoon
• Polish-American Club Oct. 1 Flea Market
• Fall Flea Market on tap at school
• ‘American Songbook’ sounds to fill library
• O.B. Day returns Oct. 1
• Blessing of Animals planned for Oct. 9
• New Sayreville officer fulfilling lifelong dream
• S. Amboy reschedules Street Fair for Oct. 2
• Candidates state why they should be mayor
• Christie hears from flooding victims at town hall meeting
• Old Bridge GOP fights to get question on ballot
• Plans taking shape for flooded neighborhoods
• Food bank harvest
• Christie hears from hurricane victims at Sayreville town hall
• East Brunswick youth gets his kicks in the ring
• sport shorts 
• Old Bridge volleyball team looks to regain winning form
• Bombers’ girls soccer team expects to be a contender
• Joan Krzyzkowski Kilcomins
• Nina Basile
• Mary Postel Mawson
• Mary Paprota Kulesa
• Charlotte Graham Lewandowski
• Bernice Oken Lemberg
• James Vincent Pickering Sr.
• Free composting classes for residents
• ‘3 Pigs in a Blanket’ coming to Edison
• Walk4Hearing 5K slated for Oct. 15
• ‘Run for the Fallen’ to honor those killed in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Italian Dinner on tap at Sayreville church
• 5K supports Monroe man’s recovery from accident
• Henry E. “Ed” Brezniak
• Maryann Allegro
• Mary Nuccio Crespo
• Softball tourney to aid cancer fight
• fundraisers 
• Cardinal McCarrick visits namesake high school
• Halloween-costume collection under way
• YMCA to sponsor women’s wellness fair
• Game to feature Wizards vs. Bravest
• Navy SEAL Group 6 fundraiser scheduled
• Greater Media’s Peter H. Smyth named America’s Best Broadcaster
• Crafters and vendorssought for HSA show
• Pet adoption event to run through Oct. 1
• Bowlers score big for Middlesex County residents in need
• Grant earmarked for Ronald McDonald House in New Bruns.
• ‘Sweeney Todd’
• Monster mania
• YMCA issues call for teen leaders
• Teens to observe freedom to read
• Ladies auxiliary seeks crafters and vendors
• Autographs from the pros
• Nativity of Our Lord to sponsor blood drive
• O.B. Democrats campaign on record of leadership
• Radio Control Club to fly Sept. 25 in E.B.
• Frank Piccillo steps down from O.B. Board of Ed.
• 4-H Fall Yard Sale on tap for Sept. 24
• Spaces available at Oct. 1 Giant Yard Sale
• Benefit car shows, cruise nights continue
• Community invited to Walk for Autism
• Dunk a politician, help the library
• Holy Names Society reschedules yard sale
• Zumba, yoga classes planned in Sayreville
• Car show to benefit Cooper Scholarship
• Where in Sayreville is that?
• Family Fun Hoedown scheduled for Oct. 2
• Teens Taking Action will gather Sept. 29
• Old Bridge man killed in carjacking, police say
• CODA
• EMS volunteers thanked for response to hurricane
• Urges council to modify cat-feeding ban
• Takes mayor, engineer to task for flooding
• Political Cartoon
• Business chamber plans dinner meeting
• S. Amboy principal sees technology as essential to student success
• Local residents among those charged in ‘bath salts’ raids
• Madison class of 1981 will hold 30th reunion
• Church panel to show two movies outdoors
• Sacred Heart seeks vendors, crafters
• Lions will host Pancake Breakfast
• Scouts to hold drive at South Amboy fest
• Old Bridge launches page on Facebook
• YMCA hustling, bustling at one-year anniversary
• Haunted House set for weekends in October
• Photo
• Board of Ed. awards bid for cell tower at OBHS
• Sayreville census shows growing, aging population
• Photo
• Vikings upend Bombers in Red Division stunner
• Knights looking to build on last year’s winning season
• Photos
• Returning experience brings optimism to Old Bridge football
• Theodore Duncan
• Angela Cipolla Tartanella
• Jennie “Jean” Jarusiewicz Krzyzkowski
• Ann Booth
• Joan Ellen Apgar
• Elizabeth “Betty” Krilla
• Thomas J. Wendell
• Alice Lago DeMarco
• Exhibit focuses on train wrecks
• Sayreville Day planned for Sept. 18
• Vendor space open at church flea market
• Hospital foundation will host benefit gala
• Teens invited to join museum volunteers
• Hospital to sponsor meditation workshop
• Vendors welcome at church yard sale
• Madison class of ’76 schedules reunion
• Tickets on sale for Elks Hog Roast
• Tickets on sale for Knights Family Picnic
• Photo
• Job seekers invited to Sept. 20 seminar
• Italian Dinner on tap at Sayreville church
• Taste of Perth Amboy scheduled for Sept. 20
• Deaf cultural fest planned for Sept. 18
• Soccer Shoot on tap for Sayreville Day
• Tryouts scheduled for holiday musical
• Connecticut governor to keynote MCDO campaign kick-off in Edison
• Food aid available for hurricane victims
• Apple festival kicks off centennial celebration
• Good Shepherd plans Church Picnic
• Public invited to Adopt a Beach
• So. Amboy community teams up on bullying
• Meeting to feature attorney/professor
• Participants sought for 4-H Fall Yard Sale
• fundraisers 
• Reactions to 9/11 in public art highlighted in photo exhibition
• Disaster Recovery Centers open in area
• Mystery authors will visit library
• Old Bridge Republicans celebrate campaign kickoff
• ‘Self-Care for the Caregiver’ to be topic
• Volunteers needed for auxiliary police
• Remembering 9/11
• VFW seeks vendors for Oct. 1 Flea Market
• O.B. church establishes hurricane relief fund
• Car show, rock music coming to Sayreville
• First day
• CODA
• Construction begins on rehab of Cheesequake Creek bridge
• Grateful for support, assistance during hurricane
• Libraries are valuable resource for economic recovery
• Political Cartoon
• Scouts to hold drive at Sayreville Day
• Dunk a politician, help the library
• Two apartments uninhabitable after fire
• Emergency repairs lead to talk of long-term needs
• Mayor: Victims of 9/11 ‘gone but not forgotten’
• Officials reflect on Irene, look to future solutions
• Photo
• Sayreville residents demand action to address flooding
• Cheesequake deer hunt starts amid safety concerns
• Photo
• Scarlet Knights open 2011 with victory they needed
• Bombers host Vikings to kick off grid season
• Angela Bouboulis Koken
• Mary Dziegielewski Sielewicki
• Henry J. Culver
• Margaret Frankosky
• John Feulner Jr.
• Joseph A. Weitman Sr.
• John Feulner Sr.
• Cecelia Budny Klosek
• Bernadette Ryniec Cosenza
• AARP sponsoring trip to Williamsburg
• Bariatric weight-loss group plans meeting
• Walk-A-Farm Fun Day will aid hunger relief
• Car-wash proceeds to aid baseball team
• Fundraisers, open houses set at gyms
• Tickets on sale for Elks Hog Roast
• Registration slated for rec programs
• Gift card will go to blood donors
• Car show to benefit Cooper Scholarship
• fundraisers 
• An unconventional life to the very end
• O.B. to observe 9/11 anniversary
• Yard Sale to raise funds for travel team
• LaRossa to speak at Sept. 13 GOP meeting
• Zumba Fitness event will support school
• Car show, rock music coming to Sayreville
• Seniors club offers trip to dinner theatre
• Historical panel to meet Sept. 13
• Children’s programs slated at library
• Flooded businesses get back on feet after Irene
• WCTC sets 9/11 10th anniversary programming
• CODA
• Don’t rely on oil co. for statistical information
• Political Cartoon
• Moment of Remembrance will honor victims, show strength
• Soccer Shoot on tap for Sayreville Day
• Club’s liquor license suspended for 30 days
• ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ coming to Old Bridge
• Church panel to show two movies outdoors
• O.B. school district adopts revised bullying policy
• Remembering Dad
• 9/11 observances
• O.B. begins road to recovery in hurricane’s aftermath
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• Sayreville residents air frustration after Irene
• South Amboy YMCA forming youth swim program
• Johnson wins The Barclays, carding final-round 65
• Anthony Marano Jr.
• Joseph J. Velba
• Arlene M. Zeller
• Gladys Crawford Schmitt
• Kenneth A. Wallace
• John M. Mileto
• Michael J. Rulli Sr.
• Power out in Milltown due to flooded substation
• So. Amboy library gets grant for DVDs
• Sophie M. Kapica
• John J. Kelly
• Shakespeare at First Reformed Church
• Organizations unite for Sept. 7 blood drive
• ‘Sweeney Todd’ coming to stage
• Club, book groups will meet at library
• Zimmerli to exhibit works of two Venetian masters
• AARP sponsoring trip to Williamsburg
• Sayreville Day planned for Sept. 18
• Rosarian to be feted at Oct. 2 breakfast
• Tickets on sale for Knights Family Picnic
• SRHS class of ’71 to hold reunion
• Golf tourney to aid wounded Marine
• Missing teen’s body found on beach
• Security ordinance to remain unchanged
• Car show planned at Monroe Country Fair
• OLV commemorative cookbooks are on sale
• Tickets on sale for Elks Hog Roast
• Vendors welcome at Monroe Country Fair
• More speeding enforcement called for in South Amboy
• Walk-A-Farm Fun Day will aid hunger relief
• Madison class of ’76 schedules reunion
• Interfaith Network seeks golfers, sponsors
• ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ coming to Old Bridge
• Church to conduct 9/11 worship services
• Auxiliary to conduct wreath-laying service
• Car show, rock music coming to Sayreville
• CODA
• GOP leaders remember former Middlesex County party chair
• New grants help county preserve local farmland
• Assemblyman’s office drop-off for MCFOODS
• Madison class of 1981 will hold 30th reunion
• Sayreville officers gear up for 9/11 bike ride
• Calls for more effective, humane answer to feral-cat issue
• Think about equality of privilege this Labor Day
• Political Cartoon
• Good Shepherd plans Church Picnic
• Sayreville will bond for vehicles, improvements
• O.B. school board begins search for next superintendent
• So. Amboy weathers Irene with few major problems
• Friday night sights belong to classic cars, classic songs
• Sayreville areas flood from Hurricane Irene
• O.B. families vacate homes due to severe water damage
• Missing teen’s body found on beach
• Police issue alert for missing Old Bridge teen
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• PGA’s best set to take on Plainfield C.C.
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• O.B.’s Black is NJCU’s new golf coach
• John “Jack” Novik
• Martin J. Brady
• Roseanne Posta Lovell
• Leprechauns to host 50th celebration Oct. 1
• Community Yard Sale scheduled for Aug. 27
• CBS correspondent to speak at synagogue
• Sorenstam, Griffey Jr. sign on for Forsgate Golf Classic
• James L. Tartza
• Mary B. Lambiase
• Florence J. Mochen
• Salvatore V. Provenza
• JohnW. Kolowitz
• John P. Failla
• Children will eat free at Applebee’s Sept. 5
• Defensive-driving course set at library
• Sisterhood collecting school supplies
• Message in a bottle leads to unlikely friendship
• Seniors offer trip to Hunterdon show
• Vendors sought for Giant Yard Sale
• Church panel to show two movies outdoors
• Widows, widowers panel to meet Sept. 6
• E.B. AARP slates trips to Octoberfest, show
• fundraisers 
• Old Bridge teen takes home title
• Sayreville Day planned for Sept. 18
• Donations sought for African famine relief
• Dey Farm to host vintage baseball, Civil War Living History event
• Indian footwork tells the story of African folktales
• Civil War panel slates speaker series
• OLV Seniors offers trip to Gillis show
• Metuchen’s Raconteur teams with State Theatre
• Sociable Singles schedules meeting
• Green Muslims promote environmentally friendly Ramadan
• Crime Stoppers offers reward for info. in New Brunswick homicide
• ‘Bye Bye Birdie’ coming to Old Bridge
• Waterside Villas to host open house
• Sociable Singles schedules meeting
• O’Connor appeal still pending
• Solar energy project could save Mid. County $13M over 15 years
• Mayor brings Wellness Campaign to Old Bridge
• Roller coaster lovers take a ride at Great Adventure
• Rosarian to be feted at Oct. 2 breakfast
• ‘Osprey Talk’ next up at Cheesequake Park
• Sayreville AARP trip to Sight and Sound
• ARE WE THERE YET
• Maher excited to serve as Samsel principal
• As school begins, talk to your kids about staying drug-free
• May we all find peace this Sept. 11
• Political Cartoon
• Green Book Club sets inaugural meeting
• Henry: South Amboy ferry project ‘still in the works’
• Camp carnival
• Friday-Night Dinner on menu at E.B. VFW
• Drive-thru food collection set in O.B.
• Concession stand, restrooms planned for Lombardi Field
• Shakespeare at First Reformed Church
• Plan for housing proceeds at former nightclub site
• Restaurateur to bring slice of Naples to South Amboy
• Madison class of ’76 schedules reunion
• Tax rollback proposal leads to political feud
• Ex-sheriff, two employees indicted on bribery charges
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• Schools gear up for new fight against bullying
• Cheesequake deer hunt raises safety concerns
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• Andrew T. Brasno Jr.
• Russell John Fenlon
• Sigmund L. Kulessa Sr.
• Margaret M. Doyle Mozingo
• John M. Howe
• Desmond F. O’Mara
• Frank J. Stasiak
• Gary L. Birkle
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• Sayreville 9U all-stars see tourney success
• Sayreville High hosting Mayor’s Trophy games
• Youngsters learn from NHL coach and player
• Artists’ reception slated for Aug. 21 at Fiddleheads
• Vendors welcome at family day, car show
• SRHS class of ’71 to hold reunion
• Foundation offers 10 free trees to members
• OLV Seniors offers trip to Gillis show
• Playhouse 22 to kick off new season in September
• Seniors offer trip to Hunterdon show
• Leprechauns to host 50th celebration Oct. 1
• Middlesex towns to benefit from Green Acres funding
• Vendor spots open at Aug. 27 yard sale
• Salt Water Day
• AARP sponsoring trip to Williamsburg
• Palma and Friends to perform in concert
• Mini-golf event to aid Pop Warner League
• Bulldog Match, Futurity set in E.B.
• Taste of Perth Amboy scheduled for Sept. 20
• Teens spearhead drive to aid animal shelter
• fundraisers 
• Knights Oldies Dance planned for Aug. 19
• Cardinal McCarrick H.S. welcomes new principal
• OBHS students lead workshops on nighttime driving, seat belts
• Service on the Bay planned for Aug. 21
• Main St. property rezoning lands Sayreville in court
• Wedding suggestions met with silence, and hostility
• Political Cartoon
• Husband-wife team finds calling with ‘bed & bark-fest’
• Fairgoers’ generosity made Charity Challenge a success
• Irked that O.B. Dems were ‘unavailable’
• Congress cannot settle deal at seniors’ expense
• Drive-thru food collection set in O.B.
• Giant Flea Market scheduled for Aug. 20
• Sayreville, Old Bridge police plan crack down on drunken drivers
• Fire damages Sayreville home
• Ladies auxiliary sets Aug. 23 meeting
• Sayreville eyes nearly $3M in improvements, purchases
• SERA appointments at issue in Sayreville
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• Officials push for speedy cleanup at Raritan Bay site
• Rift grows over O.B. ordinance
• Happy campers
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• Cheesequake Fire capture Madison Park Tournament
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• Peddie swimmers achieve gold standard at state meet
• Old Bridge tennis tourney gears up for its 41st year
• Edith Garra
• Benny L. Bender Jr.
• John P. Lauro
• Callixtus E. Ita
• Chester M. Migut
• Axel S. Munck
• Daniel A. Maliszewski
• Margaret Aiello Gwizdak
• Deborah D. Kane Fredricks
• Vendors welcome at Giant Flea Market
• Teens will create monsters at library
• Focus on health care at caregivers meeting
• Knights Oldies Dance planned for Aug. 19
• Three Scouts bring cheer to special-needs campers
• Toastmasters slates meeting at library
• Registration slated for rec programs
• Vendor spots open at Aug. 27 yard sale
• Tryouts scheduled for ‘Sweeney Todd’
• Teens spearhead drive to aid animal shelter
• fundraisers 
• Palma and Friends to perform in concert
• Sutherland wraps up 39-year career in Sayreville schools
• Among readers, humor is in the eye of the beholder
• Kudos go out to borough housing-panel staff
• State, federal governments are winners in gas sales
• Combat America’s unhealthy lifestyle at YMCA
• Political Cartoon
• Old Bridge friends, 8, sell ‘Lemonade for Life’
• Sons of Norway sets Prime Rib Dinner
• Police seek public’s help finding vehicle that struck pedestrian
• Bands will jam to help Sayreville animal shelter
• Solid Rock Mud Run
• Old Bridge ShopRite continues battle against Wal-Mart
• Salt Water Day goes country this Saturday
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• Warped Tour thrills fans in Oceanport
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• Asbury Park 5K is Aug. 13
• Old Bridge all-star team won District 10 pennant
• sport shorts 
• Coil gives Baffert record fifth Haskell triumph
• Maria “Mary” Szewelanczyk
• Jack Fenn
• Leo C. Tosh Jr.
• Deborah A. Giltner Calogrides
• Helen Marie Buschhorn Bahret
• Catherine Kazimir
• Musicians wanted for flute ensemble
• Woman’s Club selling tickets for ‘Barefoot’
• Vendor slots available at O.B. Salt Water Day
• Senior residents get a taste of pickleball
• Michael Bono
• Colette Alfano
• Nicole Marie Trott
• Community evening planned at church
• Reformed Church Home plans golf event
• Registration open for Youth Conservation Corps
• Vendors welcome at family day, car show
• Youngsters invited to soccer fundraiser
• Golfers, sponsors sought for BIC event
• Blink-182 comes to Holmdel with new release on the way
• Hadassah to host Aug. 16 Splish Splash
• Sheriff’s officers arrest 94 in child support sweep
• Sock-Hop proceeds to fight breast cancer
• Rummage, bake sale slated for Aug. 13
• Vendor spots open at Aug. 27 yard sale
• Antiques/collectible sale will aid animals
• Walk4Hearing 5K slated for Oct. 15
• Local family opens home, heart to New York City teen
• MTHS classes of ’81-’83 to celebrate
• Survey of Raritan Bay aims to restore oysters
• Theatre Campers to stage ‘Willy Wonka’
• Friday-Night Dinner planned at post home
• Vendors welcome at Country Fair
• Photo contest seeks entries by Oct. 14
• Soccer campers
• Vendors welcome at Giant Flea Market
• Cruise Night set for Aug. 18 in South River
• Woodstock on the Lake
• Musical to raise funds for Daisy Association
• Leprechauns to host picnic and fundraiser
• Middlesex Cty. offering cash rewards for Crime Stoppers information
• New O.B. store offers groceries on the go
• Patrons may borrow electricity monitors
• New panel to help growing Hispanic business market
• NYC Triathlon has personal meaning for Sayreville man
• Dear advice man: Can this marriage be saved?
• Keep watchful eyes open to preserve children’s safety
• Gov. urged to sign bill to ban hydrofracking
• Political Cartoon
• Sayreville Knights set clam bake for Aug. 13
• Fundraiser at Rita’s to support O.B. MOMS
• Goddard School sets open house event
• So. Amboy welcomes Norek as fire chief
• Donors needed for Aug. 6 blood drive at St. Thomas Church
• Concert will benefit shelter animals
• Pedestrian, 18, found dead near Rt. 35 in South Amboy
• Knights Oldies Dance planned for Aug. 19
• Seniors offer trip to Hunterdon show
• Bands will rock for the kids
• Interfaith Network seeks golfers, sponsors
• Vendors sought for Giant Yard Sale
• Four businesses burglarized on Main Street in Sayreville
• Sayreville AARP set trip to Sight & Sound
• Police charge New York man in multi-town burglary spree
• Photo
• Sayreville considering power plant proposal
• Locally grown produce makes O.B. market a hit
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• Explosion softball team is having a big summer
• Belmont-winner Breen takes aim at the Haskell
• Frances Grace Kirk
• Anna S. Thomas Conger
• Shelli Fishman
• Hector Zabaleta
• John R. Erdek
• Carmela R. Uttaro
• Joseph Gallucci
• Ludmila Matilda “Millie” Littmann Cannon
• Kenneth E. “Keek” Sloan Jr.
• The works of Maurice Sendak ‘In a Nutshell’
• Edison native gets party started in Lifetime movie
• Walk4Hearing 5K slated for Oct. 15
• Bank supports S. Amboy library
• Donors sought for Aug. 6 blood drive
• Mezuzah Workshop scheduled for Aug. 2
• Entries sought for ‘Forests for People’ poster contest
• Adults invited to join summer reading club
• Civil War panel will meet Aug. 4
• Vendor slots available at O.B. Salt Water Day
• Rain forests to be theme of VBS
• Teens invited to hemp-knotting event
• Fundraiser at Rita’s to support O.B. MOMS
• Greek carnival set for Aug. 3-7 at church
• fundraisers 
• Local preschool program honored
• Golfers, sponsors sought for BIC event
• OLV Seniors offers trip to Gillis show
• Neighbor, responders credited for saving life
• Middlesex towns see severe damage from gypsy moths
• Vendors welcome at Giant Flea Market
• Craft club meets on Mondays, Thursdays
• Leprechauns to host picnic and fundraiser
• Senior art
• Shop owners: Business cools off in record heat
• AARP sponsoring trip to Williamsburg
• Free summer concerts coming to two parks
• Tickets available for trip to Atlantic City
• Juniors to stage ‘Tumbleweeds’
• Rock, blues on tap at Polanka Veterans Park
• Seniors offer trip to Hunterdon show
• Water pressure concerns raised in South Amboy
• Bead the heat
• OLV commemorative cookbooks are on sale
• Burstyn, Budd to perform at benefit
• Stuffed animals sought for sleepover
• Officials looking for a greener Sayreville
• A challenge on land, water … and mud
• Music in the park continues in Monroe
• First, it’s your soda, then they’ll come for the bacon
• Democratic leaders, governor combined to save senior programs
• Promoting oil drilling is irresponsible, selfish
• Political Cartoon
• Old Bridge man sentenced in tax refund conspiracy
• Car wash to support breast-cancer patient
• Church panel to show ‘Toy Story 3’ outdoors
• Moliere’s ‘Tartuffe’ coming to library
• For the love of poetry New principal ‘a great fit’ for Sayreville elem. school
• Photo
• Fair all about tradition, and fun for the family
• Creative minds
• Economic development focus of new master plan
• sport shorts 
• sport shorts 
• Sayre Woods South vying for section title
• Photo
• Run for Water raising awareness of water’s importance worldwide
• Young Sayreville Storm revealing their potential
• WilliamA. Breunig
• Helen Guoba Slavin
• Maria R. Herrera-Monge Ulloa
• Michael O. Parella
• Rae Figliolino
• Kathleen M. Ryan
• Keffier V. Adkins
• Roman W. Clark Jr.
• Margaret M. Narleski
• Fair seeks entrants for contest
• Vendor slots available at O.B. Salt Water Day
• Papi retires after 8 years as county health officer
• ‘Disney’s Camp Rock’ to be staged July 22-24
• Bariatric weight-loss group slates meeting
• Rabbi/stand-up comic will appear at temple
• Rummage, bake sale slated for Aug. 13
• Film, ‘hair-wrapping’ planned at teen event
• Benefit car shows, cruise nights continue
• July – time stops in the garden
• fundraisers 
• Entries sought for Pet-Photo Contest
• Toddlers to attend dance party at library
• Seniors offering trip to Mackinac Island
• Concert to raise funds for cancer research
• Preschool will host birthday celebration
• Hospital goes tobacco- and smoke-free
• Jazz panel to screen 1959 Blakey concert
• Singers follow Rundgren tour by forming new trio
• Speakers series offers support for those affected by Sept. 11
• Rain, rain, don’t go away
• Learn to make and use compost tea
• Furry friends
• Community theater: playing nearby tonight
• Church panel to show ‘Toy Story 3’ outdoors
• Rock Solid Mud Run scheduled for Aug. 6
• Maintenance repairs under way on Cheesequake Creek bridge
• Greek carnival set for Aug. 3-7 at church
• Library to benefit from sale of wedding gowns
• No words to describe pain of loss
• Donors sought for July 24 blood drive
• Reformed Church Home plans golf event
• Sayreville AARP trip to Sight & Sound
• South Amboy, state agree to waterfront land swap
• Some sports idols are worthy of adulation
• N.J. taxpayers are the ones being cheated
• Cheerleaders need protection against head injuries
• Seeks fair, objective property tax system
• Political Cartoon
• Film series ongoing at Old Bridge Library
• Captain’s promotion is latest transition at Sayreville P.D.
• Teens urged to be better drivers during safety summit
• Fundraiser planned for O.B. Knights
• Leprechauns to host picnic and fundraiser
• Donors needed for Aug. 6 blood drive
• Republicans sue O.B. over early retirement measure
• O.B. meeting cancellation draws concerns from GOP
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• Local districts decide how to apply extra aid
• Photo
• O.B. law with tragic origin back on table
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• Four Bombers headed to the Snapple Bowl
• Photo
• Sky Blue rallies to earn 2-2 tie with MagicJack
• Old Bridge LL 16U team looking to win District 10
• Anton C. Leppler
• Duane J. Snipp
• John H. “Jack” Hogarty
• Alfreda Michalowski Gunia
• Sarah Arillo
• Fair seeks entrants for Home Arts contest
• Free summer concerts set at county parks
• Author talk, signing at Old Bridge Library
• Organic cleaning products available
• Motorcyclist dies following crash
• Activist to discuss recent trip to Cuba
• Strawberry Fest on tap for July 16
• Benefit car shows, cruise nights continue
• Teens invited to join summer writing club
• Two charged in O.B. burglary
• Hebrew-speakers club to meet July 24
• William Genung
• Danielle L. Bliss
• Mary O’Dwyer Hinners
• Adelaide J. Flynn Terlecki
• Leonard V. Craig
• Knights Oldies Dance scheduled for July 15
• fundraisers 
• Preschool will host birthday celebration
• Spin city
• ‘Disney’s Camp Rock’ to be staged July 22-24
• ‘Once’ upon a time
• O.B. Senior Center offering trip to A.C.
• VFW ladies auxiliary plans July 26 meeting
• Sayreville AARP trip to Sight & Sound
• Dining event to aid library foundation
• ‘Tompkins Road Bear’ awes East Brunswick residents
• Medicare to be topic of caregivers meeting
• Rucki takes over GOP during big election year
• Dining event to aid O.B. marching band
• Plays-in-the-Park sets ‘Hairspray,’ ‘Godspell’
• Golfers, sponsors sought for BIC event
• Monroe farm celebrates milestone with concert
• Tickets available for Comedy Club
• ‘The Real Jersey Shore’ is at Warne Museum
• Fundraiser planned for O.B. Knights
• Raritan Bay awards college scholarships
• South Amboy skaters get set for Family Fun Night
• Sometimes, those pundits are only stating the obvious
• Assemblyman slates July 18 mobile office
• House OKs funds to help prevent veterans’ suicide
• Tickets available for trip to Atlantic City
• Gov.’s veto disappoints adoption community
• Force oil companies to do right by consumer
• Political Cartoon
• Sayreville shelter parties for Petfinder
• FBI steps up manhunt for armed jewelry store robber
• Rain forests to be theme of VBS
• A special theater event to remember a special man
• Ex-sheriff’s investigator latest charged in bribery scheme
• Store workers come up big for Sayreville family
• Photo
• New cable franchise deal in sight for Old Bridge
• O.B. board revisits plans for religious center
• Photo
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• SBOANJ names scholarship winners
• Cheesequake Cal Ripken team qualifies for District 11 tourney
• Belmar Five celebrating its 35th anniversary race
• Barbara M. Skurka
• Sylvester Palo
• Rosemary G. Miller
• Mary Maluski Surowiec
• William E. Blanken
• Entries sought for Pet-Photo Contest
• Dining event to aid library foundation
• Church will offer vacation Bible school
• ‘View of Caring’ photos at museum
• Eco-Adventures await kids at EARTH Ctr.
• Hospital to sponsor HIV group meetings
• ‘Sinatra’ event to aid Carness-Mustafa fund
• Wedding Gown Sale scheduled at library
• Bruce E. Smith
• Bruce S. Petrovski
• Thomas J. Jones
• Edward “Eddie” F. Bratowicz
• Stephanie “Fay” Ziccardi Lovallo
• John F. Spangle
• Film series to begin at Old Bridge Library
• OBHS physics teacher recognized as an inspiration to students
• Chinese-American church to offer VBS
• Knights Oldies Dance scheduled for July 15
• Adults invited to join summer reading club
• Golfers, sponsors sought for BIC event
• Rock-concert proceeds to aid Special Strides
• Main Street Juniors to present musical
• Caregivers support group plans meeting
• ‘The King’s Speech’ to open film festival
• Sayreville shelter parties for Petfinder
• Life’s lessons
• Fish Fry planned at E.B. VFW post
• Photo
• Another wish granted
• There could be a new and improved ‘Zone of Death’
• Follow traffic rules, avoid paying fines
• GPS can’t help an ambulance if it has no volunteers
• Bill will help to afford health care
• Massive drilling effort would benefit U.S.
• Photo
• Belarusian Festival on tap in South River
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• JFVS to conduct computer training
• Health programs planned at library
• Tickets available for trip to Atlantic City
• Storms lead to mosquito problem in areas of county
• Old Bridge pizzeria raises money for cancer at Appreciation Day
• Genealogy series coming to library
• Bill to combat flooding gets Assembly’s approval
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• Recycling post a labor of love for O.B. woman
• South Amboy suspends tavern’s liquor license
• Volunteers worry about staffing at animal shelter
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• Sesely claims Classic win
• Young Bombers getting it done with their bats
• Sky Blue extends unbeaten streak to five straight games
• Robert J. Piatek
• Barbara Brower
• Carmela Palillo Coffaro
• Estelle B. Federowicz Pietruszewski
• Martin R. Steiner
• Stanley J. Przybylko
• Alice Louise Thomas Olszewski
• Anthony J. Ventriello
• WilliamA. Jagodzinski
• New Jersey writers’ play to open July 8
• Civil War panel will meet July 7
• Reformed Church Home plans golf event
• Heritage panel sets July 4 performance
• Entries for Pet-Photo Contest sought
• Church will offer vacation Bible school
• Patriots game event will aid Cooper Fund
• GREEN SCENE
• Barnes elected to lead Middlesex County Dems
• ’Tween Game Night scheduled at library
• Toddlers to attend dance party at library
• Photography exhibit, receptions scheduled
• Concert to aid young woman’s RSD fight
• ‘Rhapsody in Two’ coming to Monroe
• ‘Annie,’ ‘Hairspray,’ ‘Godspell’ in the park
• Dining event to aid library foundation
• Monroe writers’ play to open July 8
• Troupe to perform ‘Merchant of Venice’
• Applications due for Sayreville Preschool
• Zumba for a cause
• Skies to light up Sat. over Sayreville
• ARE WE THERE YET
• This’ll make you view the neighbors in a new light
• New emergency call system launched in Sayreville
• Remembrance Masses set at two cemeteries
• Reading club, events will begin at library
• Offshore drilling arguments belie the truth
• Calls for need to fully restore Senior Freeze
• Open space is not retail stores, blacktop
• Political Cartoon
• Photo
• Top spots at 10 Old Bridge schools set to change this fall
• Old Bridge will ‘start from scratch’ on budget
• Whether in NJ or Kansas, Old Bridge farmer feels connection to the soil
• Concerts on the beach return to So. Amboy
• Sayreville officials: No plan to get bad muck
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• Frog Hollow 5K Run is Saturday
• Photos
• South River roots have stayed close to Bucknell football coach Susan
• Knights building cohesion in summer baseball league
• Josephine R. Gerardo
• Helen Vereschak
• Ruth V. Sirna
• Marie Bickler Fritz
• Ronald Roy Nelson
• Dawn Turner Bennett
• Margaret J. Mount
• Natalie Modzelewski Gandero
• John A. Cifelli
• Retiring the flag
• After 42 years, twin brothers ready to leave teaching careers
• Participants welcome at Knights golf event
• Tickets on sale for Drum Corps show
• Call to purchase Paw-Print pavers
• Old Bridge Scout troop welcomes eight new Eagles
• Talk to shed light on ballplayer, spy
• Swim-safety event scheduled at YMCA
• Patriots game event will aid Cooper Fund
• fundraisers 
• MADD recognizes Sayreville officer
• VFW ladies auxiliary slates June 28 meeting
• YMCA schedules lifeguard course
• ‘Annie,’ ‘Hairspray,’ ‘Godspell’ in the park
• Dowdell conducting book and media sale
• ‘Sinatra’ event to aid Carness-Mustafa fund
• Monroe writers’ play to open July 8
• ‘View of Caring’ photos at museum
• Toastmasters slates meeting at library
• Car-show proceeds to benefit shelter pets
• Golfers, sponsors sought for BIC event
• Ex-substitute teacher gets probation in sex assault case
• Sayreville homeowners to see 3-cent tax hike
• O.B. seniors invited to luncheon cruise
• Plans for Old Bridge alumni walkway end in disappointment
• If I didn’t say it before, Pop, thanks for the cheeseburgers
• Seniors need peace of mind, not new economic burdens
• Principal, teachers, staff real ‘American Idols’
• Spending is one reason for country’s woes
• Cartoon
• Water rate increase draws concerns in Old Bridge
• New courses, upgrades in store for Sayreville schools
• Wisniewski honored for efforts to enhance building safety
• Old Bridge students meet pen pals from Jersey City
• Sacred Heart pastor marks quarter-century
• O.B. early-retirement-ordinance talk turns tense
• Court rules in favor of Club 35 appeal
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• Monroe’s D’Agostino is a hit on the gridiron and diamond
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• Sky Blue extends its unbeaten streak to four
• Photos
• Local playwrights ‘choose to laugh’ — you will, too
• Old Bridge using 16U team to develop baseball program
• Antonio Cresti
• William H. De Voe
• Joseph M. Knoblock
• Louis Samaro
• Bernard Paul Kozma
• JamesW. Engstrom
• Garry D. Cooper
• Diane Kolakowski
• Ladies Night to aid Daisy Association
• Knights Oldies Dance scheduled for June 17
• Seniors offering trip to Mackinac Island
• A hometown baseball legend is remembered
• Hebrew-speakers club to meet June 19
• fundraisers 
• Library Scrabble Club will gather on June 17
• Old Bridge students sew dresses for disadvantaged
• Podiatrist to offer lecture on diabetes
• Jazz panel to screen classic Getz concert
• ‘Cuts for a Cure’ cut-a-thon exceeds goal
• Spotswood H.S. classes of ’78-’82 to celebrate
• Community invited to June 18 Health Fair
• Comedians, vocalist to perform June 18
• Participants welcome at Knights golf event
• South River revved up for Cruise Nights
• Golf event to benefit Civil Air Patrol
• Applications offered for 5K run and walk
• Six townhouses destroyed in afternoon blaze in Sayreville
• Old Bridge youth, 14, a published author
• Defensive-driving course set at library
• Taking medications safely to be discussed
• Civil War eating, drinking to be topics
• Restaurant event will support OLOL
• Workshop to address women and divorce
• St. Stan’s Carnival slated for June 22-25
• Concert to aid young woman’s RSD fight
• ‘Iron Man II’ to be shown in park
• Golfers, sponsors sought for BIC event
• Drum Corps groups set to march into Old Bridge
• Scholarships available for careers in criminal law
• Photo contest to capture five decades of open space preservation
• The trouble with trillions, and it’s not science fiction
• Reader responds to letter on college debt
• Political Cartoon
• Freeholder grateful for county law enforcement team
• Community invited to school Bingo Night
• Sayreville native seeks to help military spouses
• Craft club meets on Mondays, Thursdays
• Loss of contracts spurs fundraising efforts for Sayreville animal shelter
• Art-Auction proceeds to support St. Mary’s
• Author to discuss, sign book at library
• Helping Hands reaches out to people near and far
• Old Bridge woman finds labor of love, on a truck
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• Sayreville’s The Point gets first major tenant
• Survivor: Whatever you want to do, you can do it
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• State champion hurdler
• Small ball leads to big things for Old Bridge baseball team
• Falcons eliminate Knights again in state tournament
• Vasil Scecka
• Rocco Grieco
• Ray A. Dahl
• Phyllis M. Mancini
• Robert L. Sorenson Sr.
• Jule Clemens Schierenbeck
• Theresa V. Adamkiewicz Greco
• Joan S. Charnecki Levens
• Hedwig Farmer Izmir
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• Taking notes
• Nuclear conflict, climate to be topic
• Middlesex County road projects included in Christie capital plan
• Global education-services provider opens in Old Bridge
• Community invited to school Bingo Night
• Comedians, vocalist to perform June 18
• Tickets on sale for Drum Corps show
• Library Friends to hold Book Sale
• Helping hands
• Republican Women will gather June 14
• Discounted tickets available for carnival
• Business growth to be topic for travel agents
• Ladies Night to aid Daisy Association
• Artist’s work on display at mall
• POW-MIA panel sets June 12 Poker Run
• Quilters schedule June 13 meeting
• Ciak takes school board service to national level
• E.B. gets set for ‘fine’ day of arts and crafts
• Newspaper editor to appear on WCTC
• Sayreville shelter teaches children to be dog-savvy
• Friday-Night Dinners continue at E.B. VFW
• Magic Show to aid children’s hospitals
• Car-show proceeds to benefit shelter pets
• Participants sought for dog-show benefit
• Organic cleaning products available
• Patrons may borrow electricity monitors
• Teacher’s book refutes Christie’s reform agenda
• Chili’s backs genetic disorder organization
• Residents invited to shred documents
• New film explores Raritan River’s rescue
• Youngsters invited to Elks batting contest
• Police: Pit bull put down after attack on owner’s mother
• Summer Book Sale scheduled at library
• Church Flea Market planned for June 11
• Knights Oldies Dance scheduled for June 17
• Participants welcome at Knights golf event
• Tickets available for June 10 Comedy Night
• Toastmasters to hold June 9, 23 meetings
• E.B. AARP will meet, install new officers
• Recreation to host June 11 Flea Market
• Alborada to perform ‘Memories of Spain’
• O.B. man finds backyard is sinking into ravine
• History’s a mystery, at least the way they remember it
• GOP chairman grateful, honored to have served
• Blame politicians, not each other, for Social Security mess
• Community-supported agriculture pays off
• Political Cartoon
• So. Amboy resident finds balance in dual careers
• Talking-Hands Dinner planned for June 16
• Chamber to hold Lunch and Learn
• State Fair to open at Meadowlands June 24
• Dylan Shrine goes on tour
• Old Bridge Republicans battle early retirement initiative
• O.B. residents, officials air Cablevision concerns
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• E.B. boys repeat as CJ IV track champions
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• Bombers fall in memorable 17-inning GMC tourney game
• Old Bridge baseball team focused on GMC title game
• Christopher Poulos Jr.
• Lorraine Lena Herman Heine
• Mary A. Ciejak Trepesowsky
• John C. Kwitkoski
• John Patrick Craig
• RJC to host talk with former press secretary
• ‘In tribute’
• John Joseph Cook
• Carmella Rainone DelliSanti
• Karl Groskranz
• Rosemary Boyle
• Sheila Brown
• Theodore G. Costa
• Monroe writers’ play to open July 8
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• Library Friends to hold Book Sale
• South Amboy Jam Fest scheduled for June 4
• Vendors space open at church flea market
• Cast members sought for ‘Bye Bye Birdie’
• Cut-a-thon to fight pancreatic cancer
• Salk Builder’s Club joins Kiwanis group
• Participants sought for dog-show benefit
• Car-show proceeds to benefit shelter pets
• Pilots to offer free flights for young people
• Civil War panel will meet June 6
• Zumba, yoga classes planned in Sayreville
• Seniors offering trip to Mackinac Island
• Father’s Day Social set at Senior Center
• District schedules preschool program
• Crowd heralds building’s transformation to castle
• Students say thanks to U.S. troops
• Fort’s West Point Prep graduates final class
• South Amboy students honor vets’ sacrifices
• Gov. Christie — Did he just say what I think he said?
• VFW ladies auxiliary grateful for support
• Old Bridge open space should be left untouched
• Bringing suicide out of the darkness
• Thanks for making parade a success
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• Students will hold dog wash, dry event
• Crime Stoppers organizes in Middlesex County
• Alumni walkway plans in jeopardy as deadline nears
• Teen seeks to instill sense of community in youth
• Zumba Fitness event will support school
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• Old Bridge Relay for Life: Taking steps in fight against cancer
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• Sayreville rezones Main St. tract for office, retail use
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• Hockenjos steps down as Bears’ baseball coach
• Bombers secure fourth straight GMC White Division tennis title
• Bombers focused on GMC baseball tourney
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• John Edward Kopitskie
• Richard C. Street
• Elizabeth Ann Flanagan Stockinger
• Edward W. Myers Sr.
• Louis C. Muller
• Margaret M. Mehlmauer Leikauf
• Paul T. “Harry” Jurkiewicz
• Churchwide Yard Sale scheduled for June 4
• Walk to benefit Rutgers’ Eric LeGrand
• Tryouts scheduled for ‘Barefoot in the Park’
• In recognition of heroes
• Madelyn Steel Brodhead
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• Sociable Singles schedules meeting
• Cheesequake to mark National Trails Day
• E.B. residents troubled by lack of Lyme education, diagnoses
• Crafters, vendors sought for 4-H show
• ‘Camp Rock’ tryouts planned for June 2-4
• Curtain to rise on ‘Hairspray’ June 3
• Golfers, sponsors sought for tourney
• O.B. Library trustees will meet on June 8
• Police taking part in Click It or Ticket
• St. Vincent de Paul Walkathon planned
• Korean food, culture event set at library
• Cut-a-thon to fight pancreatic cancer
• Zebrowski sworn in as chief
• Spaces available at church Flea Market
• Elks selling tickets for Memorial Day Picnic
• Performers welcome at Open-Mic Night
• Health and Fitness Week
• Tickets available for June 10 Comedy Night
• Benefit car shows, cruise nights continue
• Registration set for Sayreville Preschool
• Doo-wop bandcoming to Sayreville
• O.B. Senior Center offering trip to A.C.
• Blood drive set for June 3 at firehouse
• $3.2M project bringing new water lines to South Amboy
• Diggin’ it
• Softball tourney will support VCFS
• JFVS will bring Broadway to Monroe
• Foundation raffle to aid stroke center
• Chamber sets picnic at BlueClaws home
• Army Corps backs DEP in denial of bypass permit
• Area residents get set to remember the vets
• St. Stan’s Carnival offers advance tickets
• In New Jersey, police chiefs are well protected by law
• Many contributed to success of MS fundraiser
• Social Security cuts will burden most vulnerable
• Community-supported agriculture pays dividends
• Political Cartoon
• O.B. school recognized for character education
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• New date for shelter Doggone Safe event
• Local official charged with election fraud
• Sayreville looks to the sun for cost savings
• Largest MCC class ready to take on new frontiers
• O.B. eager to showcase new Lombardi Field
• O.B. council adopts budget amid disputes
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• Bears are top seed for GMC softball tourney
• Old Bridge volleyball team looking to add to win total
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• Knights have rotation set for GMC tournament
• Ed Zahorsky
• Eugene J. Travers Jr., Ed.D.
• Erwin S. L. Hampson
• Dingina “Dini” Cholewa
• Charles J. Salonis
• Minnie SantangeloWeber
• John J. Burke
• Florence V. Mulcahy Regan
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• ‘Soundstage’ event ends on a high note for all
• St. Bart’s students to stage musical
• Walk to benefit Rutgers’ Eric LeGrand
• Cut-a-thon to fight pancreatic cancer
• E.B. family celebrates 7 decades on the farm
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• Elks selling tickets for Memorial Day Picnic
• Kayleigh’s Kisses Poker Run planned
• Space available at June 11 flea market
• Indian Hoop Dance scheduled for May 21
• Big Brothers Big Sisters expands to Middlesex
• Law enforcement personnel honored for heroic actions
• Church to sponsor May 21 Flea Market
• Troupe sets tryouts for ‘Sweeney Todd’
• Chamber invites prospective members
• Arleth receives AAA Safety Patrol award
• Time traveler
• Program to shed light on military chaplains
• Giuliani to keynote Voices of September 11th gala
• fundraisers 
• Knights Oldies Dance scheduled for May 20
• Motorcyclists to ride for safety awareness
• Hall of fame
• Memorial Day Parade planned in Spotswood
• Emergency squad to celebrate 75 years
• Tickets available for Lions Oldies Dance
• Chamber Virtuosi sets concert, bus trip
• Sayreville BOE taps Batko for president
• Space available at church flea market
• ‘Elvis and Sinatra’ coming to Knights
• Higgins Classic to aid N.J. Special Olympics
• Sociable Singles schedules meeting
• Women sought for Autism Speaks Soccer
• Columbiettes to hold flea market, craft fair
• Yard Sale to support Sayreville pet shelter
• Crafters, vendors sought for 4-H show
• YMCA to sponsor Senior Health Day
• O.B. creates incentive for employees to retire
• What part of ‘no’ can’t they seem to understand?
• Middlesex County Air Pollution Program monitors air quality
• O.B. teacher rates high praise for work
• Director seeks support for YMCA 5K Run
• Political Cartoon
• Auditions on tap for children’s theater
• VFW ladies auxiliary to gather on May 24
• Benefit car shows, cruise nights continue
• Spaces available at church Flea Market
• OBHS gets grant to set up Confucius Classroom
• Turning tragedy into inspiration
• Broadcaster gives back to the industry he loves
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• Gillespie takes over as Old Bridge mayor
• New chief will take helm at Sayreville P.D.
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• Knights looking ahead to state tournament
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• Community invited to preschool carnival
• Vendors needed for church Flea Market
• Highland Park to offer Open Studios
• Robert Milton Olsen
• Dorothy M. Weck Vlcej
• Dorothy A. Sacca Collura
• Michael Anthony Geraczynski
• Margaret G. Townsley
• Wyanita “Dotsy” Hartman
• Michael A. Rosella
• JohnW. George
• Joseph Pasture
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• Bombers’ young track team has a very promising future
• Vendor space open at church flea market
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• Youngsters invited to Cub Scout event
• Spaces available at church Flea Market
• Cut-a-thon to fight pancreatic cancer
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• Community Yard Sale scheduled for May 14
• Sayreville seniors choose essay winners
• Master Gardeners to visit Giamarese
• Holt to hold forums on future of Medicare
• Rotary to sponsor Filet Mignon Dinner
• Car-wash proceeds will benefit Scouts
• Fishing Derby set for Sayreville youth
• JCC to host bowling night for Jewish singles
• Line-Dance Party coming to 4-H Center
• An arts community grows in South Amboy
• Zimmerli to sponsor trip to Yale museums
• School will offer May 15 open house
• Area residents walk to take suicide out of the shadows
• St. Stan’s students explore field of undersea research
• Did voters have change of heart with school budgets?
• Doggone Safe event planned at shelter
• Players, sponsors sought for golf outing
• Family health histories to be topic
• Players, sponsors sought for golf outing
• Visitors Day set for BNI X-Factor Chapter
• Youth hotline gives nonjudgmental support
• N.J. is first to require ski helmets for minors
• Feral-cat issue will deteriorate without TNR
• Concerned about twp.’s financial future
• Political Cartoon
• Morosco, actor and director of theater troupe, mourned
• Tax hike reduced further with across-the-board cuts
• Knights’ Oldies Dance scheduled for May 20
• Fire department sets Vidbel Circus shows
• Zumba fundraiser set for May 24 at SWMHS
• Sayreville Fun Run scheduled for May 14
• Old Bridge community rallies around student
• Religious group’s plan denied in Old Bridge
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• N.J. launches free Web-based saltwater fishing registry
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• Bombers gearing up for CJ IV tennis tourney
• Tennis team is focused on remaining matches
• Earth Day efforts
• Eleanor E. Medvar Gladic
• JohnW. Przybylowski
• Sayreville Seniors offering June 8 trip Students invited to attend band camp
• Vic A. Morosco Jr.
• Adelaide V. “Babe” Alexander Boyce
• Stephanie Marie Silverman
• Charles Robert “Bob” Smith
• Christine M. Wienchutoni Ladd Wolke
• Stella Pawlak Krzywicki
• Monroe youth gets early start on acting career
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• ‘Soundstage’ musical event to aid autistic children
• Blood drive to aid resident’s cancer fight
• Port Authority official will meet with commuters in E.B.
• Edison Memorial Tower to undergo renovations
• fundraisers 
• Donations needed for pet-shelter Yard Sale
• Fishing Derby set for Sayreville youth
• Students sought for Youth Cons. Corps
• St. Bart’s students to stage musical
• Spaces available at May 21 Yard Sale
• Voters elect newcomer, two incumbents to BOE
• PTA sponsoring Clothing Drive
• Kids Luau Dance planned for May 10
• Vendors welcome at flea market, craft fair
• Museum to sponsor May 17 trip to Yale
• Intro to new director, concert set at library
• Rock opera tryouts on tap for May 10, 11
• Cipolla to appear at library May 14
• Ladies auxiliary schedules fundraiser
• Knights Oldies Dance scheduled for May 20
• Rotary to sponsor Filet Mignon Dinner
• Sayreville firefighters take part in vehicle rescue training
• High school golfers come to aid of choking man
• They could probably list it as a ‘handyman special’
• School will present ‘Seussical’ May 6, 7
• Theater to stage murder mystery
• Residents, officials react to death of bin Laden
• ‘Flower Garden’ coming to library
• Curtain to rise on ‘Beastly Friends’
• ‘Women Who Cook 2’ concert slated for May
• EBJC to celebrate Yom Haatzmaut
• Date change for MS volleyball game
• Unitarian Society sets May 7 Spring Festival
• Sayreville indoor drumline crowned state champs
• Women sought for Autism Speaks Soccer
• Book discussions, concert set at library
• Planting seeds
• Applaud efforts of Good Deed organizers, recipients
• Successful candidate grateful for support
• Community at risk if gov’t makes funding cuts
• Cartoon
• Players, sponsors sought for golf outing
• Manyeruke to visit Aldersgate May 8
• School budget OK’d in a 17-vote margin
• Watercolorist to share expertise at meeting
• Phillips most proud of open space efforts
• Sayreville council votes to use Helmetta shelter
• Council votes to lower rate increase by 1 cent
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• Trainer excited about Kentucky Derby prospects
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• Voters give thumbs up to Old Bridge school budget
• Monmouth names Palmateer as women’s head basketball coach
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• Knights have stormed back from 0-2 start on the diamond
• ‘Soundstage’ will fill club with hope for autistic youths
• Donations sought for Rummage Sale
• Civil War panel will meet May 2
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• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Talk to shed light on ‘Smart Security’
• fundraisers 
• Richard Reiter Band coming to Sayreville
• Robotics Club links learning and fun
• ‘Remarkable Women’ scheduled at library
• Republican Women to meet May 3 in E.B.
• Local club, families honored at Y gala
• Patricia Heller
• John J. Donohue
• EdnaWiecek Navickas
• Pauline Voigt
• Tickets on sale for Mother’s Day event
• O.B. SEPTA concert planned for April 29
• Donations needed for pet-shelter Yard Sale
• Patrons may borrow electricity monitors
• Silver sale on tap for hospital auxiliary
• Audrey H. Winland
• Robert N. Rider
• Marie A. Kunze
• George Koutas
• Florence Dubil Bistak
• Rec sets May 19-21 trip to Baltimore
• Final call for Alumni Path orders
• Curtain to rise on ‘Once Upon Mattress’
• Fair will feature children’s artwork
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• Assemblyman’s office drop off for MCFOODS
• Intro to new director, concert set at library
• Students, parents warned of dangers of driving drunk
• Rummage Sale set for April 29, 30
• St. Stan’s to mark pope’s beatification
• Students invited to attend band camp
• Church to offer Spring Concert
• Henry: South Amboy officials keeping options open for sale of waterfront site
• Theater to stage murder mystery
• 9/11 memorial fundraiser set for May 9
• ‘Oklahoma!’
• School will stage ‘Seussical’ May 6, 7
• Smile, you’re on ‘Candid Camera’ — now pay up
• Assemblyman chose constituents over corporations
• Why aren’t we investing in higher education?
• Suggestions on dealing with pesky varmints
• Municipalities place burden on taxpayers
• Political Cartoon
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• O.B.’s Desai recognized for service to township
• Blood drive planned for May 2 at firehouse
• A penny saved leads to a Penny War
• South Amboy reaches accord on PBA claims
• S. Amboy event to benefit relocation of rail station
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• Removal of hundreds of trees raises concerns
• Federal ruling threatens Old Bridge power plant
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• New Jersey 9/11 memorial fundraiser set for May 9
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• Sky Blue’s Long is WPS Player of the Week
• Rams still expect to remain competitive on tennis court
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• Young Bomber golfers want to keep improving
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• Bombers headed in right direction after St. Joe’s win
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• Rutgers to offer MBA in Jewish studies
• Defensive-driving course scheduled
• Rita A. Dames Sangiovanni
• Theresa Sabino
• AnnWilczewski
• Cynthia Elizabeth Higgins
• Alexander Mioduszewski
• Mary Rog
• Salvadore M. Deblass
• Ellen McDermott
• Battle of the Classes
• Church will observe Divine Mercy Sunday
• Small-area, container gardening to be topics
• Golfers, sponsors sought for tourney
• Pet shelter to sponsor April 29 Tricky Tray
• Sayreville Seniors offering June 8 trip
• Middlesex Dems’ Gottlieb to receive Roberts Award
• Sweetest Trip raffle scheduled at church
• Vendors welcome at May 7 Flea Market
• Ladies auxiliary schedules fundraiser
• Vas to serve 6½ years
• O.B. schools get HUSSC awards
• April 23 blood drive set in E. Brunswick
• E.B. Fine Arts Festival issues call for artists
• Fishing Derby set for Sayreville youth
• Assemblyman’s office drop off for MCFOODS
• Raritan Bay FCU helps battle MS
• Milltown Recreation offers trips, child care
• Vendors sought for church Flea Market
• Youngsters invited to church Easter event
• Space available at Giant Yard Sale
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• Business plan ‘how-to’ scheduled at library
• Tickets on sale for Mother’s Day event
• Spaces available at May 21 Yard Sale
• Roast Pork Dinner planned at church
• Rec sets May 19-21 trip to Baltimore
• BronxWanderers to sing ’50s, ’60s tunes
• Church seeks vendors for Flea Market
• E.B. begins warning period for running red light at Tices
• Tee up the tuition hike, club fees are climbing
• Businesses urged to participate in Denim Day, April 28
• Offers advice for teens and their parents
• School board candidate defends comments
• Political Cartoon
• O.B. candidates discuss views on school issues
• Catholic Women to sponsor Bake Sale
• Talk to shed light on eluding student stress
• Concert proceeds to fight Alzheimer’s
• Sayreville board, teachers reach contract agreement
• ‘Hawaiian Luau’ to aid Cooper Fund
• Drwal, Eicher, Novak seek mayor, council seats
• Visiting choir to sing at Good Shepherd
• Tickets available for HSA Tricky Tray
• Sayreville budget includes average $72 tax increase
• Bringing history to life
• Developer lays out plans for The Point at Sayreville
• South Amboy OKs tab with $99 tax increase
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• Notice to Greater Media Newspapers classified advertising customers
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• Anglers are ready for action
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• Knights expecting a good year on the golf links
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• Young Bombers making their mark on the track
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• Mabel L. Naused
• Steven J. Daroci
• Bronislaw Cwik
• Jose P. Ramos
• Susan Strincoski Bieniek
• Alice Marie Stalb Farrell
• James P. Coleman
• Walter Swenticky
• Donna Ann Perrotta
• Alborada to stage ‘Hispanic Tapas’
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• Juggling Hoffmans to appear at library
• Middlesex County women honored for achievements
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• Easter Bunny to visit breakfast, egg hunt
• Sociable Singles schedules meeting
• Wine tasting, tour at Holly Hill Estate
• E.B. Fine Arts Festival issues call for artists
• Sayreville youngsters invited to Egg Hunt
• Vendor, Craft Expo on tap at Dowdell
• OLV commemorative cookbooks available
• Granny’s Cellar craft show set for April 16
• Texas Hold ’Em to aid Forsgate Foundation
• Assemblyman’s office drop-off for MCFOODS
• MCC’s spring concerts are cause for ‘Celebration’
• Community invited to free Wellness Fair
• Palmas to perform at Easter concert
• O.B. chiropractor attends fitness conference with Schwarzenegger
• Dance to the oldies at O.B. Knights hall
• Knights to host Easter Egg Hunt
• Tickets available for Good Friday dinner
• Roast Pork Dinner planned at church
• Skate 4 Hunger planned for April 17
• Former political figures vying for County Dem. chairman position
• ‘Lucky’ cat adoption will run April 15-23
• Cottrell Farm, adjacent property enter open space program
• Sayreville candidates discuss views, goals
• PTA to sponsor Clothing Drive
• Talk to focus on ‘Exercise Myths’
• ‘Hawaiian Luau’ to aid Cooper Fund
• Many get ‘The Point’ at open house event
• Sayreville Seniors offering June 8 trip
• O.B. murder suspect now being held on $1M bail
• The clock watchers were in for a huge letdown
• Governor’s poor judgment will endanger public-safety officers
• Donors give hope, help make miracles happen
• Batko fights to spend money on students
• Political Cartoon
• Knights offering trip to Atlantic City
• Financial strategies for elderly to be topic
• Library Scrabble Club will gather April 15
• Rec sets May 19-21 trip to Baltimore
• Great Beds up for sale through federal auction
• Little League holds Clothing Drive
• Gillespie heads up Dem ticket for 2011 in O.B.
• Officials herald project at Ernston, Bordentown
• Christie signs Sara’s Law, honoring Sayreville teen
• Phillips: Health issues prevent run for third term as mayor
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• Knights looking to contend on the diamond in GMC
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• Sayreville Bombers have talent to be competitive
• Edward S. “Wallio” Pietraszka
• Edna M. Horn Rayhon
• Diane R. Suchan Bruno
• Allan Gewirtz, Ph.D.
• John Batko
• Albin “Ben” Ciak
• Robert “Bob” L. Di Certo
• Victoria Tupkielewicz Shanko
• Stephanie Marie Silverman
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• Participants welcome at Vendor, Craft Expo
• Auxiliary sets holiday breakfast, egg hunt
• Public invited to travel trade show
• Movin’ to the music
• Church schedules April 10 Gift Auction
• St. Thomas schedules tours and open house
• Environmental panel to offer nature walk
• Toy Story’ painting to aid Tourette panel
• AARP sponsors trip to Mackinac Island
• Healthy Kids Day on tap at O.B. YMCA
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• Golfers, sponsors sought for tourney
• WWII cryptographer to appear at library
• Fashion Show to aid LIVESTRONG
• Restaurant event to support school
• Youngsters invited to Easter Egg Hunt
• Fashion fundraiser set for McDonald House
• Pet shelter to sponsor April 29 Tricky Tray
• Tickets available for ‘Mafia Murders’
• Rescue squad recognizes citizens for saving lives
• Friends of the Library
• O.B. board weighs decision on religious group’s plan
• We’ve finally got a reason for celebration in April
• Clean energy program cuts bad for environment, economy
• In praise of Spicuzzo as community supporter
• Keep tax dollars with public schools
• Officials’ maneuvers waste taxpayers’ dollars
• Political Cartoon
• Sayreville council gets briefing on school tab
• Police: Suspects stole car, ATM
• Old Bridge police charge Linden man in boat theft
• Old Bridge GOP to run Henry for mayor in Nov.
• Sayreville may use new animal shelter in Helmetta
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• Energy co. can file plans for power plant in Old Bridge
• Sayreville residents give students lesson in history
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• Bears turning to seniors for diamond success in ’11
• Bombers want another another GMC tennis title
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• Old Bridge volleyball team seeking more championships
• School schedules Tea and Gift Auction
• Alborada Dance to honor Lucena
• Robert John Dabrowski
• Noreen Elizabeth De Freitas
• Rose A. Allen
• Matthew “Poncho” Chionchio
• Lynn Dennen
• Vincenzo S. Abrusci
• Maurice J. Platt
• Bryan J. Behan
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• Joy Ellen Tumminia
• Maria Noemia Gilioli
• Elizabeth “Pat” Righetti
• Roy Ellison
• Diane Zollinger Ross
• Mary Bongiovanni Pucciarello
• June A. McMahon
• Umberto “Al” Montenero
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• Republican Women to meet April 5 in E.B.
• Women’s Club to hold Yard Sale
• Dinners continue at Italian-American Club
• Participants welcome at Vendor, Craft Expo
• ‘Mary’s Way of Cross’ scheduled at church
• Auxiliary sets holiday breakfast, egg hunt
• CPR instruction planned at hospital
• Rosarians offering Palm Sunday crosses
• Sayreville Seniors offering June 8 trip
• Sayreville OKs geese control contract amid some debate
• Civil War panel to gather April 4
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• Tickets available for HSA Tricky Tray
• Budget talks heated as cuts are considered
• Morgan Lions sets Pancake Breakfast
• Chamber to host Breakfast Meeting
• Sounds of electric violin to fill library
• Sayreville steel plant employees take plunge for Special Olympics
• Pi Night
• Big Brothers Big Sisters’ fundraiser strikes chord with supporters
• ‘Springtime Soiree’ planned for April 3
• Caregivers support group plans meeting
• Little League plans Clothing Drive
• Restaurant event will benefit Scouts
• A step ahead of the rest
• Sayreville youngsters invited to Egg Hunt
• St. Ambrose slates April 3 fundraiser
• Dinner set to benefit brain-injured children
• Short-term decision good for some, very bad for others
• Residents, police can work together for good of community
• Law favors developers, disregards communities
• Cartoon
• Old Bridge energy plant clears another hurdle
• Golfers, sponsors sought for tourney
• Gala to aid children’s programs at museum
• Gardeners planting seeds of community-wide effort
• Sayreville crew gives new life to old trucks
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• Old Bridge GOP outraged by use of OBMUA fund
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• Bartelli, Stader leaders of Old Bridge lacrosse
• Hitting remains strength of Sayreville baseball
• Jeanette Marie Wronko Kolczynski
• John L. Pleva
• Richard John Lyons
• Josephine K. Drogan Curley
• Jane Loy Rodgers
• Michael Congiusta
• Edwin Joseph Koscinski
• Circus to raise funds for hemophilia panel
• Blue Star Mothers to host fundraiser
• Community invited to meditation retreat
• Bill honoring fallen vet from E.B. back on table
• Aimee Mann brings trio to Metuchen’s Forum
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• ‘Springtime Soiree’ planned for April 3
• Star performance
• Jailhouse Dance on tap for March 26
• Tickets available for ‘Mafia Murders’
• ‘Comedy of Errors’ coming to E.B. stage
• Jazz talk to focus on musician Thad Jones
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• Clothing Drive scheduled at school
• Concert, auction set at Alzheimer’s benefit
• Alborada Dance to honor Lucena
• Local man finds himself hangin’ with Snooki on ‘Jersey Shore’
• Office on Aging sets driver-safety class
• So. Amboy tags parcel for waterfront redevelopment
• GreaterMedia Newspapers garners NJPA awards
• 4-H council to host Bunnies Breakfast
• McCarrick H.S. marks 125th anniversary
• Third-graders to conduct car wash
• Toddlers to attend dance party at library
• Sayreville to achieve monthly savings with new phone system
• ‘Anything Goes’
• School schedules Tea and Gift Auction
• Tickets available for HSA Tricky Tray
• Seniors offer trip to see ‘Blithe Spirit’
• Contest ‘a wild ride’ for OBHS shop team
• Television’s the medium, but what’s the message?
• Students made sweet music at Carnegie Hall
• Texting and driving can be lethal combination
• Is a college education worth the debt incurred?
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• PTA to sponsor April 1 Magic Show
• Adults invited to March 29-31 auditions
• Pro-wrestling benefit planned for March 25
• S. Amboy council reviews budget with tax increase
• Wounded Warrior collection extended
• Family Portrait Night to benefit Pop Warner
• School board changes proposed budget cuts
• Fish Fry on menu at Presbyterian church
• Library Friends seeking vinyl records
• Youngsters to go on Scavenger Hunt
• Community-garden groundbreaking set
• Open house set on plans for ex-National Lead site
• Residents of flood-stricken area fighting for solution
• Court allows Northwood Manor to drop age restrictions
• New SWMHS auditorium opens for spring musical
• Sylwestra Arkisiewicz Siatkowski
• Anita Adelfio
• Virginia M. Armstrong
• Gabriella Joy Estrada
• Deborah A. Craft
• Marie Garbowski Blanken
• Albert J. Leschinski
• Thomas “Tod” Krumenaker
• Eleanor M. Thom-Magee
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• Sky Blue coach tests his club against overseas competition
• Knights lacrosse team wants to win playoff games
• Cardinal McCarrick had fans on edges of their seats
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• Theater fundraiser will benefit LBWP
• Assemblyman’s office drop-off for MCFOODS
• Church schedules March 20 Gift Auction
• Museum exhibit to open March 19
• Circus to raise funds for hemophilia panel
• ‘Princess and Bowling Ball’ coming to stage
• Zumba Fitness event to support OBHS band
• Classmates sought for St. Peter’s reunion
• Rec offers trips to Yankee games
• Rosarians holding Easter Babka Sale
• Organic cleaning, lawn products offered
• Church is selling Reverse Raffle tickets
• Family Portrait Night to benefit Pop Warner
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• Women’s Club seeks vendors for Yard Sale
• Donors needed for temple blood drive
• AARP sponsors trip to Mackinac Island
• VFW ladies auxiliary to gather on March 22
• Gold event on tap for March 27 at St. Mary’s
• Tickets available for ‘Mafia Murders’
• Participants welcome at Vendor, Craft Expo
• Author’s daughter to appear at library
• fundraisers 
• Sayreville council appoints attorney following debate
• Kids ‘take over’ BOE
• The accusation: He wrote new chapter in ‘Management 101’
• Undaunted employees reached for ‘greater good’
• All NJ should share quality health care, costs
• Emergency squad extends thanks for support
• Political Cartoon
• Going green
• Tony Melendez to perform at St. Bart’s
• Six SWMHS alumni to be honored at Hall of Fame banquet in April
• Sheriff’s officer charged with helping collect bribe
• Nominees sought for OBHS Wall of Fame
• So. Amboy moves ahead with road that will lead to ferry
• Zumba, yoga classes planned in Sayreville
• Fourth-graders get early introduction to college
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• Old Bridge council spars over budget maneuvers
• So. Amboy tags parcel for waterfront redevelopment
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• Dinner to benefit wounded Marine
• ‘Hairspray’ auditions set for March 14, 15
• Temple to present Joannie Leeds concert
• Taste of Middlesex set for March 21
• EB’s Shleyfer place winner at state wrestling tourney
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• Geiger was a role model for Sayreville wrestlers
• Hard work, focus made Boateng state champion
• WELCOME TO... Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Zumba Fitness event to support OBHS band
• Classmates sought for St. Peter’s reunion
• OLV commemorative cookbooks available
• Church is selling Reverse Raffle tickets
• Reverse mortgages to be topic at banks
• 4-H seeks donations for Clothing Drive
• Fish Fries next up at Knights home
• fundraisers 
• Registration begins for recreation classes
• Hospital to sponsor HIV group meetings
• JFVS to offer teen social-skills group
• Italian-American Club to celebrate feast days
• Theatre-in-the-round production set in E.B.
• Corned Beef Dinner on menu at church
• Chamber to raise funds for scholarships
• Fish Fry on menu at Presbyterian church
• WCTC returns to roots as ‘Voice of Central New Jersey’
• Lucky Shamrock Sale to benefit shelter pets
• Curtain to rise on ‘Finian’s Rainbow’
• Future Chefs
• Founding Fathers, Bible to be discussed
• Donations sought for Wounded Warrior
• Rosarians holding Easter Babka Sale
• Knights of Columbus to offer Lenten meals
• AARP sponsors trip to Mackinac Island
• Fashion show coming to SWMHS March 12
• Domestic violence to be topic at library
• Rec offers trips to Yankee games
• Local business a ‘jewel’ for 40 years and counting
• ‘Special economic’ status sought for Main St. land
• Sayreville youngsters invited to Egg Hunt
• OBHS percussionists, Color Guard unit take top honors in Pa. event
• Game makers
• Reading frenzy
• Fish and chips on menu at church
• OBHS team wins tech contest
• ROTC Cadet Honor Guard
• Sayreville school tab calls for $52 tax hike
• Two Old Bridge schools still at risk after reprieve
• Encourages parents to make use of Old Bridge Library
• Water quantity, quality are major issues for NJ
• Political Cartoon
• Wetlands hike slated at Cheesequake Park
• DOT to resurface Route 18 in Middlesex, Monmouth counties
• JFVS senior services to be topic at meeting
• Former sheriff is charged with taking bribes for jobs
• 4-H will serve corned beef, cabbage
• Sayreville Seniors offering June 8 trip
• McCarrick/St. Mary’s plans 125th-year gala
• Irish eyes ready to smile on South Amboy parade
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• Power plant concept OK’d by O.B. board
• South Amboy board brings school tax cut
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• Sayreville track athletes enjoyed fine indoor season
• Sayreville track athletes enjoyed fine indoor season
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• Three Bombers headed to A.C. for state wrestling tournament
• Janet F. Payne
• Sharon McLarney Dalton
• Charles F. Kolb Jr.
• James E. Kiernan
• Mary Lou Ann Bickel Iandoli
• Three Bombers headed to A.C. for state wrestling tournament
• Harry Russell Tooker
• Janet F. Payne
• Sharon McLarney Dalton
• Charles F. Kolb Jr.
• James E. Kiernan
• Mary Lou Ann Bickel Iandoli
• Harry Russell Tooker
• Caregivers support group plans meeting
• Quilters to meet, hold fund-raising sale
• Modell’s Weekend to benefit local sports
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• Janina Kaminski Traskiewicz
• Harry C. Mosier Jr.
• Country Breakfast set at Masonic lodge
• Caregivers support group plans meeting
• Quilters to meet, hold fund-raising sale
• Modell’s Weekend to benefit local sports
• Janina Kaminski Traskiewicz
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• Harry C. Mosier Jr.
• Country Breakfast set at Masonic lodge
• ‘Smokey Bear’ next up at Cheesequake Park
• ‘Smokey Bear’ next up at Cheesequake Park
• Dog days
• ‘Broadway, Our Way’ on tap for March 12
• Dog days
• ‘Broadway, Our Way’ on tap for March 12
• Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Theater troupe sets tryouts for mystery
• St. Patrick’s parade, Tip-A-Pint scheduled
• Theater troupe sets tryouts for mystery
• St. Patrick’s parade, Tip-A-Pint scheduled
• Local theater troupe brings ‘Finian’s Rainbow’ back to N.J.
• Local theater troupe brings ‘Finian’s Rainbow’ back to N.J.
• 2-Pound Auction slated for March 4
• Temple to present Joannie Leeds concert
• Tickets available for trip to Showboat
• Jazz concert, chili on menu at church
• 2-Pound Auction slated for March 4
• Temple to present Joannie Leeds concert
• Tickets available for trip to Showboat
• Jazz concert, chili on menu at church
• OBHS Auto Shop is contest finalist
• OBHS Auto Shop is contest finalist
• Interfaith Network to mark anniversary
• Vendor space open at St. Ambrose event
• Interfaith Network to mark anniversary
• Vendor space open at St. Ambrose event
• Sayreville Schools sets kindergarten signups
• Sayreville Schools sets kindergarten signups
• fundraisers 
• Spring Craft Show on tap at St. Thomas
• fundraisers 
• Spring Craft Show on tap at St. Thomas
• Tickets available for Shepard Tricky Tray
• Republican Women will gather March 8
• Tickets available for Shepard Tricky Tray
• Republican Women will gather March 8
• Zumba Fundraiser planned at school
• Zumba Fundraiser planned at school
• PTA sets auction, Night at the Races
• PTA sets auction, Night at the Races
• Change of date for trip to Showboat
• Change of date for trip to Showboat
• Knights to sponsor All-Star Wrestling
• Knights to sponsor All-Star Wrestling
• There might be an upside to a government shutdown
• There might be an upside to a government shutdown
• IRS ought to keep eye on prisoners, rich and famous
• Seeks affordable health care for all
• Political Cartoon
• IRS ought to keep eye on prisoners, rich and famous
• Seeks affordable health care for all
• Political Cartoon
• Women’s Club seeks vendors for Yard Sale
• Dinner to raise funds for Boy Scout troop
• Auxiliary plans March 7 Sox Sale
• Moloney concert to feature song, dance
• $250,000 grant to fund road upgrades in South Amboy
• Sayreville officials pleased with progress on budget
• Women’s Club seeks vendors for Yard Sale
• Women’s Club seeks vendors for Yard Sale
• Dinner to raise funds for Boy Scout troop
• Auxiliary plans March 7 Sox Sale
• Moloney concert to feature song, dance
• $250,000 grant to fund road upgrades in South Amboy
• Women’s Club seeks vendors for Yard Sale
• Sayreville officials pleased with progress on budget
• Toastmasters to hold March 10, 24 meetings
• Knights of Columbus to offer Lenten meals
• Glenwood fire leaves eight residences uninhabitable
• Toastmasters to hold March 10, 24 meetings
• Knights of Columbus to offer Lenten meals
• Glenwood fire leaves eight residences uninhabitable
• GM Newspapers staff spreads ‘Greater Good’ at shelter
• GM Newspapers staff spreads ‘Greater Good’ at shelter
• Mayor: No investigation into an ‘illegal meeting’
• Two school closings off the table, for now
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• Mayor: No investigation into an ‘illegal meeting’
• Two school closings off the table, for now
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• Old Bridge hockey team falls in OT in GMC final
• Five Bomber wrestlers capture district titles
• Country Breakfast set at Masonic lodge
• Lions to sponsor Pancake Breakfast
• Line-dance lessons on tap at 4-H Center
• Adults invited to Feb. 24, 28 tryouts
• Mardi Gras gala on tap at Elks lodge
• Restaurant event to benefit school
• Marvin Mogil
• Yogesh Patel John Habinowski Jr.
• Robert Rapp
• Harry Peake Jr.
• Richard M. Williams
• George J. Sabol
• Daniel E. Platukis
• Clara Simonetti
• Victor M. Kasakov
• Alfeo G. Molato Jr.
• Treasures of the Jersey Shore
• Gift Auction to raise funds for dance team
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• Knights to host Fish-Fry Dinners
• Organ concert to aid breast-cancer research
• Tickets available for Shepard Tricky Tray
• ‘Victorian Magic’scheduled at library
• O.B. mayor presents 2011 budget under state cap
• Vendors, shoppers invited to craft show
• Scouts to present international bazaar
• Padre Pio Society to celebrate at dinner
• Scouts to offer free breakfast Feb. 27
• fundraisers 
• A bakery that creates more than just treats
• New Jersey welcomes all types of creatures of comfort
• One more lost opportunity to avoid looking foolish
• for the record 
• Asks officials to focus on pothole repair
• American Red Cross in need of blood donors
• Collaborative, innovative solutions needed
• Political Cartoon
• Havin’ a ball
• Student leads collection of jeans for homeless teens
• South Amboy looks at plan for skilled nursing facility
• Nature hike next up at Cheesequake Park
• American Legion plans holiday dinner
• Students invited to Community Dance
• Event to raise funds for boy’s cancer fight
• Breakfast to aid wounded Marine
• Sara’s Law receives final legislative OK
• Sayreville officials remain at odds over boro attorney
• Tryouts planned for ‘Beastly Friends’
• St. Pat’s Dinner-Dance planned in Old Bridge
• I Love 4-H Dinner on tap for Feb. 27
• Special agent sheds light on IRS’ investigative side
• Army officer on leave pays visit to thank students
• Henry focuses on uniting for good of So. Amboy
• Power plant proposed for Water Works Road
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• Knights advance three girls to group track championships
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• With sectional title secured, Bombers go for Group crown
• Knights to offer Feb. 18 Oldies Dance
• Lions to sponsor Pancake Breakfast
• Change of date for trip to Showboat
• Restaurant event to benefit school
• Trauma and art to be topic at museum
• John J. Neira Sr.
• Gloria Colasanti
• Donald G. Clarkson
• Elvira A. dela Torre Sgusgu
• Ignatius “Iggy” S. Spina
• Hospital to sponsor heart-healthy event
• YMCA will offer CPR, AED training
• Frank E. Anderluh
• Rita Ludwig Moser
• Donna Zieniewicz Hruzd
• Francis A. Scherer
• Chamber schedules breakfast, exchange
• fundraisers 
• Presley and Melody to perform at library
• ‘Biggest Loser’ names will visit O.B. YMCA
• Donors needed for Feb. 27 blood drive
• Crafters sought for 4-H Spring Fling
• Artists to draw model at Feb. 18 gathering
• ‘Beauty and the Beast’ at MCC Feb. 20
• Zimmerli offers trip to NYC Armory Show
• Southwood honored as a ‘Healthier School’
• Toastmasters sets Feb. 24 gathering
• Registration to begin for recreation classes
• Symphonic Band sets Spaghetti Dinner
• Donations sought for church thrift shop
• Padre Pio Society to celebrate at dinner
• Church Mothers Guild will host Gift Auction
• Line-dance lessons on tap at 4-H Center
• Area filmmakers to appear at library
• Students invited to Community Dance
• Repairs begin on Cheesequake bridge
• Soon, the only smoking area will be the landfill
• ‘What Are Neighbors For?’ — A Valentine’s Day story
• Urges senators to support EPA
• Governor is targeting union, not teachers
• Valentine virtuoso
• Fundraiser to fight leukemia, lymphoma
• Man charged with endangerment, promoting prostitution in O.B.
• Dowdell conducting DVD Donation Drive
• PTA sets auction, Night at the Races
• St. Pat’s Dinner-Dance planned in Old Bridge
• Event to raise funds for boy’s cancer fight
• Diabetes screening coming to YMCA
• VFW ladies auxiliary to gather on Feb. 22
• Relay for Life kickoff scheduled for Feb. 17
• Pedestrian killed crossing Rt. 9
• Event at Friendly’s will benefit Scouts
• Judge upholds Henry’s ability to appoint
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• Students reduce their use, slash their trash
• Mayor, council members clash over attorney issue
• Many raise objections to potential school cuts
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• Road to AC begins with District 20 for wrestlers
• O.B. girls are competitive behind the play of Jackson
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• O.B. looking forward to GMC, state tournaments
• Annual HEROES conference draws gifted children
• Stanley Gutkowski
• Seymour H. Garr
• Thomas J. Tricarico
• Martha Victoria Hancock
• JosephArmando Lone Jr.
• Frances Covone Franzoni
• Mary B. Owens McKeown
• Domenico Rispoli
• Anne Marie Carlisle
• Gift Auction to raise funds for dance team
• Auxiliary schedules Valentine’s brunch
• Student artwork on display at libraries
• Early spring?
• OBHS fashion show to feature prom attire
• Intro to zumba planned at school
• Tickets on sale for Choir Tricky Tray
• District schedules preschool program
• ‘Hoot, Hoot’ owl event next up at park
• Knights to offer Feb. 18 Oldies Dance
• Vendor space open at St. Ambrose event
• Toastmasters to hold Feb. 10, 24 meetings
• Youth group plans Spaghetti Dinner
• Author will share tales of the presidents
• GOP will mark Reagan’s 100th
• Christie: Reforms painful for some, but necessary
• Tickets on sale for Wine Tasting
• Old Bridge dental team donates time for smiles
• fundraisers 
• Gift Auction to raise funds for dance team
• Spotswood class of ’80 will celebrate at gala
• Bag of Tricks
• Celebrity chef gives a taste of life in the kitchen
• Student artwork on display at libraries
• Auxiliary schedules Valentine’s brunch
• O.B. Public Schools to hold registration
• Middle-schoolers’ pet project: Helping animals
• Ain’t it good to know that you’ve got a friend?
• Help available for young people in abusive relationships
• Gov. must not demean those who serve, protect
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• Vendors, shoppers invited to craft show
• Hearing loss to be topic at meeting
• O.B. official takes issue with religious group plan
• Assemblyman slates Feb. 14 mobile office
• Valentine’s open house slated at shelter
• County to scale back costs, pursue shared services
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• Sayreville board looks at special economic zone
• Closing two schools among potential cuts
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• Matawan’s Allison verbally commits to the University of New Hampshire
• South Amboy looking for postseason tourney success
• Old Bridge YMCA building competitive swim teams
• fundraisers 
• Youth helpline seeking Middlesex Cty. volunteers
• Emergency blood drive set for Feb. 6
• Library to present Puppetry Festival
• Holt to sponsor small-business event
• Waterside to host Linke book signing
• Event proceeds to aid Interfaith Network
• Hospital will offer ‘Massage for Couples’
• Greater Media Newspapers pleased to be part of green partnership
• Bonnie Lee Applegate
• Gregory A. Miller
• Edmund “Eddie Rev” Revolinsky
• James McDonald
• Woman’s clubs plan free self-defense event
• Patrick Sweeney
• Rummage Sale slated for three days
• Celebrate Arbor Day with a free tree
• MOMS to celebrate fifth anniversary
• Thomas V. Vorsky
• Nature hike next up at Cheesequake Park
• Antique Bottle Show, Sale coming to S.R.
• Educators, students air frustrations on aid cuts
• William “Bill” J. Mayer
• Raymond Golaszewski
• Thankful to snowplow crew that found wallet
• Consideration for others goes a long way
• Donors needed for Feb. 27 blood drive
• Tour, music, poetry set at Art After Hours
• Sales to be focus for travel agents
• CPR instruction planned at hospital
• Penguin Pajama Picnic
• Vendor space open at St. Ambrose event
• ’Tween Dance on tap for Feb. 12 at library
• Scouts to conduct Cookie Booth Sale
• Little to speak at Feb. 8 GOP meeting
• Sayreville to implement community work program
• Henry makes first round of appointments as mayor
• Italian Dinner on tap at Say. church
• Youth group plans Spaghetti Dinner
• OBHS fashion show to feature prom attire
• Toastmasters to hold Feb. 10, 24 meetings
• Toddlers to attend dance party at library
• Tickets on sale for Choir Tricky Tray
• Valentine’s open house slated at shelter
• Performers welcome at Open-Mic Night
• Party concepts featured at show
• Open house at school
• Holt brings Bean bill back amid rise in vets’ suicide rate
• Sayreville officials debate future of Krome property
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• Snow days giving way to school makeup days
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• Sayreville, Kaplan agree to remove age restrictions
• NFL Films’ ‘Hard Knocks’ takes a look at area semipro team
• O.B. continues GMC Relays dominance
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• Bombers adjusting well to Red Division wrestling
• Dinner, cook-off on tap at school
• Brunch to benefit scholarship fund
• Group will foster business networking
• Library to ring in Pan-Asian New Year
• District plans memorial for meningitis victim
• Casino Night tickets, sponsorships offered
• Greater Media Newspapers pleased to be part of green partnership
• ‘Poetry Café
• Kathleen A. (Derechailo) Peterson
• Agnes Sengstack Janczlik
• Jeffrey A. Dembinski
• Roy J. Lindgren
• Dolores F. Balint
• Wolfgang “Wolfie” G. Storch
• Judith G. Vetter Alwell
• William Sargeant
• Recycled Tree Craft scheduled at park
• Rummage Sale slated for three days
• fundraisers 
• Restaurant event to benefit school
• Woman’s clubs plan free self-defense event
• Fabulous ’50s to come alive at Elks Playhouse 22 to stage ‘Curtains’ Feb. 4-27
• Old Bridge team to take ‘The Challenge’
• Old Bridge podiatry office launches pedicure program
• Winter Wonderland
• Tickets on sale for Wine Tasting
• Shepler, former Old Bridge administrator, dies at 68
• Dental care offered for kids in need
• A superstar surprise for Sayreville students
• South Amboy mayor takes over with ‘rousing’ mandate
• Feral-cat ordinance is archaic step backward
• Despite harsh weather, squad always ready
• Political Cartoon
• Students to dance for charity Jan. 29
• Former police chief fills county undersheriff post
• Recital series to benefit breast cancer research
• Dowdell conducting DVD Donation Drive
• Workshop to focus on health and nutrition
• Restaurant event to benefit school
• ‘Pippin’ to open at Villagers Feb. 4
• Sounds of piano, guitar to fill library
• Middle School PTO to sponsor Care Night
• Polish Alliance to offer A.C. trip
• Participants sought for Open-Mic Night
• Free Chinese concert, art show Feb. 5, 11
• Crabiel’s memory honored with new building at MCC
• Sayreville working with state on bypass project
• Sedlak remembered for service to country, town
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• Reward offered for safe return of Charlie Brown
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• Bear swimmers continue to improve
• BlueClaws, Monmouth to play exhibition
• Old Bridge bowlers climb over .500 mark
• Knights are second at NJSIAA State Relays
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• JeffreyA. Dembinski
• Paul Carl Beebe Jr.
• Anastasia “Jean” Gillie Zamorski
• Agnes McGlade Belfiore
• Mary Pat Rasmussen
• Charles S. Wieczorek
• Mary Parr Sladich
• Veronica R. Gaylord Williams
• Irene Stanzeski Domanski
• MLK event heralds ‘new generation of dreamers’
• Little to speak at Jan. 27 GOP meeting
• fundraisers 
• Library to present Puppetry Festival
• St. Bart’s open houses set for Jan. 30, Feb. 4
• Vacant home burglarized
• Paddling away
• Tomaro eager to take service to county level
• Adoption event planned at shelter
• Knights to sponsor Spaghetti Dinner
• Folk Art Craft Show planned for Jan. 28-30
• VFW ladies auxiliary plans Jan. 25 meeting
• Penguin Pajama event coming to O.B Library
• Runners, bikers will aid leukemia society
• American Legion sets Super Bowl Breakfast
• Hospital to offer massage program
• Spaghetti Dinner on menu at Elks lodge
• Proceeds Nights to aid middle school
• Nativity of Our Lord will host blood drive
• Palma set to perform at O.B.’s Friendly Sons
• Proposed panel would work to help Sayreville businesses
• Signs of the times: At least we’ve learned who we are
• Casino Night on tap for Jan. 29 at EBJC
• Event to aid church anniversary fund
• Breakfast proceeds to aid leukemia panel
• ‘Getting Fiscally Fit’ to be discussed Jan. 22
• Sayreville police: ATM stolen from service station
• Urges residents to attend meetings, see how money is spent
• Thanks legislators for passing concussion law
• Political Cartoon
• Seminar to highlight new tax-law benefits
• Police charge O.B. man with weapons offenses, burglary
• Knights to offer Jan. 21 Oldies Dance
• Free-Throw Contest scheduled for Jan. 22
• Film recalls famed music scene of 1980s
• Program hits right notes with students
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• O.B. board nears vote on religious group’s plan
• Working it out
• Judge declares Henry South Amboy’s mayor
• McKenna is bright light on improving swim team
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• Mazzuchetti excited to be Rutgers’ new golf coach
• Lady Knights excited about second half of the season
• E.B. AARP schedules meeting for Jan. 18
• Cellist, quartet to perform at St. Mary’s
• Program to target childhood obesity
• ‘Music Mania’ benefit to be held Jan. 14
• Goddard schools plan Jan. 22 open houses
• Hedwig “Margie” Magielnicki Grabowski
• Marlyse Vere McCormack
• Michael Fraass
• Dorothy Gominger Check
• Gertrude DeSciscio
• Joseph Scala
• Robert Leight
• Rene Curtin
• Choral auditions on tap for Jan. 17, 24
• Groups to sponsor Tu B’Shvat Seder
• Middle School PTO to sponsor Care Night
• Scott ‘opens doors’ as county sheriff
• We’d talk to each other, but we’re just too busy
• Youth free-throw event set for Jan. 19
• Adoption event planned at shelter
• fundraisers 
• Political Cartoon
• Chamber to install officers and trustees
• ‘Monarch Butterfly’ next up at temple
• Knights to offer Jan. 21 Oldies Dance
• Children’s survival event coming to park
• ‘Medieval Chef’ coming to stage
• Tickets available for trip to Showboat
• A call for donations to help save lives of kittens in distress
• Eliminate tolls, increase state gasoline tax
• Minor changes as O.B. reorganizes for 2011
• Opera to perform Broadway classics
• Local author helps students realize their ‘bubble gum dreams’
• Old Bridge squad cheers its way to best in nation
• Hearing loss to be topic at meeting
• Writing the script to a new friendship
• Old Bridge welcomes new top administrators
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• So. Amboy council sets agenda for 2011
• Free Chinese Concert and Art Show Will Celebrate Chinese New Year of the Rabbit
• Rock N Roll Heaven is selected NJ Standardbred Horse of the Year
• Sayreville track squads pointing to GMC Relays
• Bombers expect to hit peak as basketball season progresses
• Jacoutot looking to build winning culture at Monroe
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• Little to speak at GOP meeting
• Blood drive planned for Jan. 8 at church
• Classical music, art to be focus at library
• Theater troupe to offer youth classes
• Youngsters invited to Bullyproof Workshop
• Joseph Raymond Dewhurst II
• Anthony Cilento
• Veronica Ziro Stathis
• Robert Leight
• Margaret Gordon Trulby
• Elsie Schmidt
• Gloria J. Davis
• Paul J. “Gus” Zambito Jr.
• Isabel Bostwick
• State Theatre to be topic at Jan. 10 event
• Foursquare and seven friends ago
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• Dental care offered for kids in need
• ‘Music Mania’ benefit to be held Jan. 14
• Cops throw annual holiday party for kids
• Boxing out bullies
• Zumba, yoga classes planned in Sayreville
• Drug Court a fresh start for graduates
• Home-based travel seminar set for Jan. 11
• National pundits play Gotcha’ with Christie
• Writer says county GOP has wrong mindset
• Toll expenses unfair to county residents
• Political Cartoon
• Artist guild meeting scheduled for Jan. 14
• Open registration set for cheerleaders
• Groups to sponsor Tu B’Shvat Seder
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• Sayreville set to improve roof, cupola at boro hall
• New YMCA looking at a busy year in S. Amboy
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• Foundation on path to honor O.B. alumni
• Blizzard cleanup costly, effective in local towns
• Sayreville officials pledge bipartisan effort in 2011
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• Inexperienced Bombers trying to find their footing
• Knights’ goal is to remain competitive
• Harold Elkin
• Juan Ortizz
• John L. Barszcz
• Lucy F. Leone
• John Phillip Hermanski
• Marie C. Walton
• New Jersey higher education deserves support
• Readers surprised that many of us are criminals in N.J.
• Theresa V. Aquino
• Erna Bronzellino
• Omission of Bean bill described as baffling
• Bill honoring memory of local teen proceeds
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• Here’s our whole ‘kitten caboodle’ of goofs and gaffes for 2010
• South Amboy expands redevelopment plan
• Sayreville board wants in on Nat’l Lead plans
• Spreading holiday cheer
• Old Bridge mayor eyes another grim budget for 2011
• Army officer gets a hero’s welcome
• Cartoon
• Sociable Singles plans Jan. 30 meeting
• Groups to sponsor Tu B’Shvat Seder
• Spotswood book sale runs through Jan. 8
• County adds three influenza clinics
• Fresh Air Fund seeks summer hosts
• Adults invited to library programs
• Raritan Bay FCU helps local youths, families in need
• MCC to offer 30 cooking classes
• Music Mania’ benefit to be held Jan. 14
• Signups scheduled for rec. winter session
• FISH ON Angler awaits confirmation of world record yellowfin
• Hawks’ Kinne is repeat First Team All-American
• Tough schedule will test Old Bridge wrestlers
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• Dorothy Weihs
• Lorraine Thurman Schoenthaler
• Barbara Epstein Lederman
• Emily T. Kendzierski Coyle
• Frank J. Ferruccio Sr.
• Jo-Ann M. Pennacchio
• Virginia Russo Carchio
• Kettle donations help Salvation Army year-round
• Edmond A. “Doc” Dochod
• Daisy Zager
• Help loved ones stay safe on the road
• ‘Einstein’ weighs in on plans for National Lead
• The mailbag: Readers weigh in on Palin’s big-game hunt
• Grandparents, relatives honor youth for earning Eagle badge
• Holiday Tree Lighting
• Ice & snow must be cleared from vehicles before driving
• Photos
• Family seeks to sell off set of 31 vintage guitars
• In tribute
• Sayreville opposes future New Jersey bear hunts
• Sayreville OKs shared services with Old Bridge
• O.B. approves transfer of 300 acres to OBMUA
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• Sayreville approves $300K for flood project
• Henry to be sworn in as vote challenge looms
• Photo
• Political Cartoon
• College Search’ to be topic at library
• Bombers looking to thrive in their new GMC division
• Atlantic City trip will support band
• Adults invited to library programs
• OLV commemorative cookbooks available
• Blood drive planned for Jan. 8 at church
• Registration ongoing at Learning Center
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Hadassah schedules Progressive Dinner
• Police on lookout for drunken drivers
• Open registration set for cheerleaders
• Knights will hold New Year’s Eve gala
• Signups scheduled for rec. winter session
• Elks to celebrate at New Year’s Eve gala
• E.B. theater seeks show submissions
• Holiday exhibit open at museum
• RU wrestling teamranked No. 13
• sport shorts •••
• Old Bridge swimmers set records in opening meet
• Photo
• Sayreville bowlers have raised the bar very high
• Rose Wysocki
• Stanley J. Kielian
• Walter Kozlowski
• Eileen J. Conover
• Edna Los Witkowski
• Ronald W. McCracken
• Crime Stoppers will help protect families, neighborhoods
• A personal story illustrating the success of TNR
• Front-page coverage spreads awareness
• Mary Krzyzkowski Jarusewicz
• George William Palmer Jr.
• Peter Zolton Karagits
• Alberta R. Yuhas
• Transfer of OBMUA funds creates unfair tax
• Duck and cover, because Sarah’s locked and loaded
• Photo
• Lighthouse tours prompt cross-curriculum unit
• WWII vet’s passion: Helping those in need
• Bidding goodbye
• DuPont donation will support camp for Sayreville brain-injured children
• Riverfront development awaiting traffic report
• Local superintendents say caps will be a disincentive
• South Amboy election victor still uncertain
• Religious group presses case for Old Bridge site
• Photo
• for the record •••
• Cartoon
• Registration ongoing at Learning Center
• Zimmerli offers trip to cultural centers
• Open registration set for cheerleaders
• Texas Hold ’Em coming to temple
• Talk to shed light on energy healing
• Atlantic City trip will support band
• Hearing loss to be topic at meeting
• Knights will hold New Year’s Eve gala
• ‘Night of Miracles’ planned for Dec. 17
• County adds three influenza clinics
• Alborada to dance Hispanic ‘Nutcracker’
• fundraisers •••
• Donations sought for children in need
• Registration
• East Brunswick Ignite’s 4-2 comeback victory secures title
• As competition improves, EB vb remains competitive
• Bombers playing for CJ IV championship on Saturday
• S. Amboy school scores donation for cultural arts assemblies
• Nancy Forzese Cassese Monte
• Margaret Wagenblast Smutko
• Winifred Mahan Grossmann
• Filomena “Fay” Ioffredo Elitech
• Jane Olesinski Gunta
• Sandra “Sandy” Gnizdowski Owens
• Louise B. Dickinson
• Robert Brewer
• William G. Stelmaszek
• Congress must honor commitment to Medicare patients, doctors
• A call to action to stop hunt, save N.J. bears
• When the engine blows, and it’s 20 below
• Helping those in need
• ‘New York Street Games’ to screen in E. Bruns.
• Turkey and dressing up
• Truck drivers charged with theft
• Soldiers in Afghanistan to be videocast at mall
• Suspect placed under house arrest after drinking charge
• Sayreville recruits vets for display at Borough Hall
• O.B. councilman to head up conservation-based nonprofit
• Split council approves employee pay raises
• Local theater troupe set to stage ‘Miracle’
• South Amboy to address unsightly clothing bins
• Photograph
• A striking success
• Sayreville to lay out funds for flood relief project
• Photograph
• Cartoon
• Candlelit concert to feature ‘Messiah’
• Salon fundraiser to aid cystic fibrosis
• Toys for Tots may be dropped off in O.B.
• Women in Islam to be topic at library
• Home-based travel agents to meet in E.B.
• Elks will sponsor Breakfast With Santa
• Mothers’ Guild to host Gift Auction
• Train, toy show coming to Milltown
• Tickets on sale for Dec. 5 Christmas Tea
• Crafts for a Cause scheduled for Dec. 11
• Christmas Dance on tap at Knights
• Change of date for Parade of Lights
• Toastmasters plan December meetings
• fundraisers •••
• Breakfast With Santa scheduled at Knights
• Visit with Santa to aid Toys for Tots
• Santa Breakfast, bazaar set at St. Stan’s
• Women’s panel plans holiday dinner party
• Scouts to sponsor Holiday Wreath Sale
• Boot Camp to trade workouts for toys
• Tricky Tray on tap at O.B. Senior Center
• Veterans sought as grand marshals
• House-decorating contest under way
• Eye center to begin holiday food drive
• Senior complex to host Flea Market
• A Christmas Carol’ returns to E.B. stage
• Breakfast With Santa Coming to 4-H Center
• Focus on watercolors at next SAG meeting
• Santa to appear at church breakfast
• Light display, Santa visit on tap in Parlin
• Pets to have photos taken with Santa
• Advent Tea to offer calm before holiday
• sport shorts •••
• Villanova, Temple coaches at BlueClaws baseball clinic
• Born to Run 5-mile race returns to Freehold Boro
• Old Bridge Knights expecting to compete for GMC title on the ice
• Photographs
• Walter G. “Smitty” Schmitt
• Robert J. Higgins
• Geraldine Forlenza Lenz
• Grace Calderhead DeLucia
• Salary caps could kill gains made in professionalism
• Salvation Army makes urgent plea for help
• Success of Hit the Bricks race was a team effort
• Appreciates support of county voters
• Bombers hold off Braves to advance to CJ IV final
• Janina H. Urbanik
• Patricia A. Sanborn Ferrieri
• Marjorie Politi
• Eileen Gurskey
• Helen C. Edmonds
• Pay ’til it hurts, and then pay some more
• Wawa marks store opening with hoagie competition
• ‘Rumors’
• Police charge pair in car burglaries
• Filmmaker tells story of WWII’s other ‘Rosies’
• Hondas reported stolen from storage, commuter lots, residence in O.B.
• Holiday grave-blanket sale under way in S.R.
• Siblings say relationship has no bearing on service
• Sayreville council OKs bond after some debate
• Citizens group has say in waterfront cleanup
• Police: E.B. man arrested after chase through yards
• Cheerleaders hope community will now rally behind them
• Museum celebrates water as art world inspiration
• O’Connor to challenge votes in S. Amboy race
• Religious group’s plan changed to meet zoning
• Photograph
• Photograph
• Assisted living center wins fourth Best Practice Award
• Golf mag readers rank Forsgate at top
• Library seeks books for needy children
• St. Peter by the Sea Orchestra to perform
• Yuletide Carolers will appear Dec. 2
• Toys for Tots drive will begin Nov. 26
• Craft Show on tap for Dec. 4 at church
• fundraisers •••
• Candlelit concert to feature ‘Messiah’
• Prom-Dress Resale benefit coming to E.B.
• Advent Tea to offer calm before holiday
• Toys for Tots may be dropped off in O.B.
• Eye center to begin holiday food drive
• Salon fundraiser to aid cystic fibrosis
• OLV commemorative cookbooks available
• Vendor Night to raise funds for firefighters
• House-decorating contest under way
• Santa to appear at Holiday Breakfast
• Couples to celebrate at Hanukkah party
• Event to focus on siblings of autistic
• Weekend music fest scheduled in E.B.
• Stride for Scouting planned for Nov. 26
• Parade of Lights coming to Sayreville
• Tickets on sale for Dec. 5 Christmas Tea
• Shop Without Kids will aid cheerleaders
• Santa Breakfast, bazaar set at St. Stan’s
• Healing service planned for Dec. 5
• Tickets available for medieval dinner-show
• Miracle on 34th’ to be staged Dec. 3-12
• SWMHS Choir plans Breakfast With Santa
• Holiday concert on tap at arts center
• Palma to entertain at Christmas party
• Vendor Night to raise funds for firefighters
• Holiday pierogi, blintz sale under way
• Candlelit Vigil
• SADD’s Red Ribbon Week
• Wrestling group to bring hoots, hollers to Sayreville
• Library trustees will meet Nov. 10
• Health forum will address good, bad fats
• Cartoon
• Fundraiser celebrates sights, sounds, tastes of Brooklyn
• Halloween Party
• Tickets available for medieval dinner-show
• Chasing Miracles’ author to speak
• Horse racing in N.J. to be topic at meeting
• Health and Safety Day
• Sacred Heart School receives grant for technology program
• Shopping Boutique scheduled at school
• Women’s club sets Holiday Boutique
• B’nai B’rith couples will meet for dinner
• Bera sisters ready to make their mark on Broadway
• Corinne Cebula
• Finian’s Rainbow’ tryouts set in Parlin
• Literacy tutor training set in E.B.
• Quilters invited to Nov. 8 meeting
• All the right moves
• Thomas Piedmont Jr.
• Participants sought for Craft Festival
• Historical society plans Apple Festival
• DECA to sponsor Locks of Love event
• Police: O.B. man robbed at knifepoint
• Mary J. Dunn
• Auxiliary schedules ‘Sliver’ Jewelry Sale for Nov. 11
• Tickets on sale for Nov. 13 Comedy Night
• fundraisers •••
• Residents invited to citizens police course
• Paula V. Stanavitch
• Legion schedules Nov. 5 Magic Show
• Hebrew speakers to meet Nov. 14
• Methodist church plans rummage sale
• Deliveryman robbed near O.B. apartments
• Peter Paul Horzepa
• Provisional ballots to determine South Amboy mayor
• Friendly’s fundraiser to benefit O.B. youth
• ‘Joyful Rest’ exhibit, lectures open Nov. 7
• O.B. police probe copper thefts
• Irene Rose Leonard
• Buchanan, Henry win Sayreville seats
• Cash 4 Gold, vendor event to aid animals
• ‘Angels’ are sought for soldiers, children
• On that note
• Francis “Larry” Stegiel
• Diabetes group schedules meeting
• For a cause
• Walter S. Zabicki
• Tickets available for Lions Doo-Wop Show
• Veterans, auxiliary to be honored at OLV
• New affordable housing units open for residency
• Ad critical of Buchanan’s name at park is wrong
• Chargers looking to benefit from schedule in CJ tourney
• Children to attend dance party at library
• Hospital conducts HIV group meetings
• South Amboy troupe to stage Disney pilot
• Success of Hit the Bricks race was a team effort
• Soccer Action
• Vendors, crafters welcome at fair
• Nuclear disarmament to be topic at meeting
• Breast Cancer Awareness Fundraiser
• Council should look at facts, re-evaluate TNR
• sports shorts •••
• Home-based travel event set for Nov. 9
• Growing up Jewish in China to be discussed
• Middlesex Co. unveils Crime Stoppers program
• The Magic 8-Ball says, ‘Reply hazy; try again’
• Bombers visit Piscataway with GMC title on the line
• Volunteers sought for O.B. Relay for Life
• OLOL seeks vendors for Christmas Festival
• Residents near river seek project funding
• Fence relocation in O.B. aimed at improving waterfront access
• Old Bridge boys repeat as GMC cross country champions
• Toys for Tots drive planned in Sayreville
• Big Band Concert on tap at music center
• FREE Resource Fair for Children and Families
• Provisional ballots to determine South Amboy mayor
• MSG Varsity to Feature Sayreville vs. Piscataway Football on ‘Friday Night Football’
• Near dead heat in South Amboy mayoral race
• Buchanan, Henry win Sayreville seats
• Home-based travel event set for Nov. 9
• Growing up Jewish in China to be discussed
• Breast Cancer Awareness Fundraiser
• Council should look at facts, re-evaluate TNR
• sports shorts •••
• Volunteers sought for O.B. Relay for Life
• OLOL seeks vendors for Christmas Festival
• Middlesex Co. unveils Crime Stoppers program
• The Magic 8-Ball says, ‘Reply hazy; try again’
• Bombers visit Piscataway with GMC title on the line
• Toys for Tots drive planned in Sayreville
• Big Band Concert on tap at music center
• Residents near river seek project funding
• Fence relocation in O.B. aimed at improving waterfront access
• Old Bridge boys repeat as GMC cross country champions
• Library trustees will meet Nov. 10
• Health forum will address good, bad fats
• Candlelit Vigil
• SADD’s Red Ribbon Week
• Wrestling group to bring hoots, hollers to Sayreville
• Tickets available for medieval dinner-show
• Chasing Miracles’ author to speak
• Cartoon
• Fundraiser celebrates sights, sounds, tastes of Brooklyn
• Halloween Party
• Shopping Boutique scheduled at school
• Women’s club sets Holiday Boutique
• Horse racing in N.J. to be topic at meeting
• Health and Safety Day
• Sacred Heart School receives grant for technology program
• Finian’s Rainbow’ tryouts set in Parlin
• Literacy tutor training set in E.B.
• B’nai B’rith couples will meet for dinner
• Bera sisters ready to make their mark on Broadway
• Corinne Cebula
• Participants sought for Craft Festival
• Historical society plans Apple Festival
• Quilters invited to Nov. 8 meeting
• All the right moves
• Thomas Piedmont Jr.
• Auxiliary schedules ‘Sliver’ Jewelry Sale for Nov. 11
• Tickets on sale for Nov. 13 Comedy Night
• DECA to sponsor Locks of Love event
• Police: O.B. man robbed at knifepoint
• Mary J. Dunn
• Legion schedules Nov. 5 Magic Show
• Hebrew speakers to meet Nov. 14
• fundraisers •••
• Residents invited to citizens police course
• Paula V. Stanavitch
• Friendly’s fundraiser to benefit O.B. youth
• Methodist church plans rummage sale
• Deliveryman robbed near O.B. apartments
• Peter Paul Horzepa
• Cash 4 Gold, vendor event to aid animals
• ‘Joyful Rest’ exhibit, lectures open Nov. 7
• O.B. police probe copper thefts
• Irene Rose Leonard
• Diabetes group schedules meeting
• ‘Angels’ are sought for soldiers, children
• On that note
• Francis “Larry” Stegiel
• Tickets available for Lions Doo-Wop Show
• Veterans, auxiliary to be honored at OLV
• For a cause
• Walter S. Zabicki
• Children to attend dance party at library
• Hospital conducts HIV group meetings
• New affordable housing units open for residency
• Ad critical of Buchanan’s name at park is wrong
• Chargers looking to benefit from schedule in CJ tourney
• Vendors, crafters welcome at fair
• Nuclear disarmament to be topic at meeting
• South Amboy troupe to stage Disney pilot
• Success of Hit the Bricks race was a team effort
• Soccer Action
• Vincenzo Briscese
• Rummage Sale to aid church Crisis Room
• Methodist church plans rummage sale
• Halloween candy buy-back Nov. 1-5
• Francis “Frank” Rutan
• Pedestrian struck, killed on Rt. 9
• Residents invited to citizens police course
• Big Band Concert on tap at music center
• Daniel Joseph O’Brien
• fundraisers •••
• Sandy Sasso Band to perform Nov. 4
• Knights to host Halloween gala
• Alyce L’Heritier Doody
• Six hopefuls on ballot for So. Amboy council
• South Amboy sets Halloween Parade
• Colonial Fair set for Nov. 5 and 6
• Jane Murdoch Krumenaker
• Teen goes from screen to stage for ‘Crucible’
• Youngsters invited to Halloween party
• O.B. ice hockey team gets PSE&G grant in recognition of employee’s service
• Blanche F. Junice
• Sayrevillle Republicans focus on budget, taxes
• ‘Finian’s Rainbow’ tryouts set in Parlin
• Bimah Players sets ‘Autumn Tales’
• Pop Warner, the man, exemplified integrity and excellence
• Democrats say it’s time to move Sayreville forward
• Event at Friendly’s to benefit swim team
• MCC to hold open house Nov. 7
• Many contributed to dog-ownership event
• Craft flair
• Santa Breakfast, bazaar set at St. Stan’s
• Public invited to YMCA Access Week
• Fire volunteers should be supported
• Fall fun
• Tickets available for Nov. 13 Comedy Night
• ‘Angels’ are sought for soldiers, children
• Americans must get out and vote
• A terrorific library event
• Historical society plans Apple Festival
• 2-Pound Auction on tap for Nov. 13
• The truth isn’t always apparent at first blush
• Bass are testing anglers
• Retail plaza approved for Sayreville corner
• Milltown brings scares with annual River Walk
• Tickets on sale for Pancake Breakfast
• Cartoon
• Knights, Bombers looking to leave marks at GMC meet
• Sayreville house a spooky treat for Halloween lovers
• Fundraiser to fight prostate cancer Nov. 20
• KidZdent to offer ‘Cash for Candy’
• Alborada to perform ‘Memories of Spain’
• Fighting for possession
• Six candidates discuss issues facing county
• DECA to sponsor Locks of Love event
• Kidworks will stage Alice in Wonderland’
• Holiday shopping on tap at Knights
• Bombers keep on rolling, topping East Brunswick
• Pumpkins for Medical Center
• Car-wash proceeds to aid youth council
• McCarrick open house scheduled for Nov. 4
• Marlene J. Liscio Montemurro
• Four vie to be first mayor of South Amboy since ’86
• Participants sought for Craft Festival
• Zimmerli offers trip to New York museums
• Church plans Holiday Bazaar, Ham Dinner
• Brian Lobycz
• Residents to decide on open space tax
• Spotswood Knights to hold Oldies Dance
• Nuclear disarmament to be topic at meeting
• Caregivers support group plans meeting
• Retail plaza approved for Sayreville corner
• Milltown brings scares with annual River Walk
• Tickets on sale for Pancake Breakfast
• The truth isn’t always apparent at first blush
• Bass are testing anglers
• Sayreville house a spooky treat for Halloween lovers
• Fundraiser to fight prostate cancer Nov. 20
• KidZdent to offer ‘Cash for Candy’
• Cartoon
• Knights, Bombers looking to leave marks at GMC meet
• Six candidates discuss issues facing county
• DECA to sponsor Locks of Love event
• Kidworks will stage Alice in Wonderland’
• Alborada to perform ‘Memories of Spain’
• Fighting for possession
• Pumpkins for Medical Center
• Car-wash proceeds to aid youth council
• McCarrick open house scheduled for Nov. 4
• Holiday shopping on tap at Knights
• Bombers keep on rolling, topping East Brunswick
• Four vie to be first mayor of South Amboy since ’86
• Participants sought for Craft Festival
• Zimmerli offers trip to New York museums
• Church plans Holiday Bazaar, Ham Dinner
• Marlene J. Liscio Montemurro
• Residents to decide on open space tax
• Spotswood Knights to hold Oldies Dance
• Nuclear disarmament to be topic at meeting
• Caregivers support group plans meeting
• Brian Lobycz
• Rummage Sale to aid church Crisis Room
• Methodist church plans rummage sale
• Halloween candy buy-back Nov. 1-5
• Vincenzo Briscese
• Pedestrian struck, killed on Rt. 9
• Residents invited to citizens police course
• Big Band Concert on tap at music center
• Francis “Frank” Rutan
• fundraisers •••
• Sandy Sasso Band to perform Nov. 4
• Knights to host Halloween gala
• Daniel Joseph O’Brien
• Six hopefuls on ballot for So. Amboy council
• South Amboy sets Halloween Parade
• Colonial Fair set for Nov. 5 and 6
• Alyce L’Heritier Doody
• Teen goes from screen to stage for ‘Crucible’
• Youngsters invited to Halloween party
• O.B. ice hockey team gets PSE&G grant in recognition of employee’s service
• Jane Murdoch Krumenaker
• Sayrevillle Republicans focus on budget, taxes
• ‘Finian’s Rainbow’ tryouts set in Parlin
• Bimah Players sets ‘Autumn Tales’
• Blanche F. Junice
• Democrats say it’s time to move Sayreville forward
• Event at Friendly’s to benefit swim team
• MCC to hold open house Nov. 7
• Pop Warner, the man, exemplified integrity and excellence
• Craft flair
• Santa Breakfast, bazaar set at St. Stan’s
• Public invited to YMCA Access Week
• Many contributed to dog-ownership event
• Fall fun
• Tickets available for Nov. 13 Comedy Night
• ‘Angels’ are sought for soldiers, children
• Fire volunteers should be supported
• A terrorific library event
• Historical society plans Apple Festival
• 2-Pound Auction on tap for Nov. 13
• Americans must get out and vote
• Vivian N. Boyce Perrin
• Seniors offer trip to Wheeling lights fest
• Altar Rosary Society to hold Tricky Tray
• Autumn beauty
• Marie A. LoPresti
• Russian Festival planned for Oct. 23
• Thompson slates Medicare info session
• Day of fun and fundraising on the gridiron in Old Bridge
• Joan M. McCormick
• Candidates to face off in Oct. 17 debate
• Donations needed for homeless pets
• Fresh from the farm
• Knights to host Halloween gala
• Women’s money seminar scheduled
• Sayreville board fights ruling on housing plan
• Annette “Bea” Ficarra Driscoll
• Flea market, bake sale scheduled at church
• Tickets on sale for trip to Atlantic City
• Metuchen organ virtuoso to perform in S. Amboy
• Leonard Pellegrino
• Chiropractor to offer at-home exercise tips
• Lyme disease support group meeting Oct. 18
• Mayor: Hotline forces rethinking of problems
• Towns, mayors should address speed limit on bridge
• sport shorts •••
• Rec plans parade, trick-or-treat event
• Public invited to caregivers meeting
• Sayreville imposes first of three furlough days
• Praises library for attention to community’s needs
• Barbieri has become anchor of Rutgers’ offensive line
• Fundraiser to aid breast-cancer fight
• Sign up under way for Skating Party
• GOP files ethics complaints over Democrats’ political ad
• Kudos to teams, coaches, parents for season
• Bombers continue momentum, sparked by Stephenson run
• Vendor tables, rooms open at holiday event
• Township With Heart plans Dinner-Dance
• Emergency Apparatus Display
• Has questions about newly found budget money
• With offense clicking, Bombers are on a roll
• Fall fest to feature pony rides, games
• Scouts to host Penny Carnival
• New capt. completes command staff changes
• Holt’s stand on issues earns writer’s vote
• Field Hockey Action
• House-decorating contest under way
• Residents invited to citizens police course
• Board raises concerns over development plan for Rt. 35
• One more thing to worry about: rogue technology
• Local officials mull uses for fed’l school aid
• OBHS to host Oct. 24 band championships
• Hazardous waste drop-off day planned
• Pop Warner Fun
• East Brunswick police make two prostitution arrests in one day
• Robert G. Meszaros Jr.
• Supreme Court justices to be topic
• Clothing Drive on tap at Old Bridge school
• Cartoon
• ‘Mary Todd Lincoln’ to appear at library
• Joan Marie Kelch Willis
• ‘Death by Improv,’ Open-Mic Night set
• Vendors welcome at bazaar, yard sale
• Senior artists win recognition
• Michael S. Richvalsky
• College info, buying event set at library
• Tickets available for Scholarship Dinner
• Haunted House set for weekends in October
• Alexis Haydukiewicz Sauers
• Comedy Night to raise funds for dance team
• fundraisers •••
• Little House seeking items for Tricky Tray
• East Brunswick dentist to use Halloween candy to benefit soldiers and schools
• Vendor tables, rooms open at holiday event
• Township With Heart plans Dinner-Dance
• Emergency Apparatus Display
• Has questions about newly found budget money
• Bombers continue momentum, sparked by Stephenson run
• Fall fest to feature pony rides, games
• Scouts to host Penny Carnival
• New capt. completes command staff changes
• Holt’s stand on issues earns writer’s vote
• With offense clicking, Bombers are on a roll
• House-decorating contest under way
• Residents invited to citizens police course
• Board raises concerns over development plan for Rt. 35
• One more thing to worry about: rogue technology
• Field Hockey Action
• OBHS to host Oct. 24 band championships
• Hazardous waste drop-off day planned
• Pop Warner Fun
• East Brunswick police make two prostitution arrests in one day
• Local officials mull uses for fed’l school aid
• Supreme Court justices to be topic
• Clothing Drive on tap at Old Bridge school
• Cartoon
• ‘Mary Todd Lincoln’ to appear at library
• Robert G. Meszaros Jr.
• ‘Death by Improv,’ Open-Mic Night set
• Vendors welcome at bazaar, yard sale
• Senior artists win recognition
• Joan Marie Kelch Willis
• College info, buying event set at library
• Tickets available for Scholarship Dinner
• Haunted House set for weekends in October
• Michael S. Richvalsky
• Comedy Night to raise funds for dance team
• fundraisers •••
• Little House seeking items for Tricky Tray
• Alexis Haydukiewicz Sauers
• Seniors offer trip to Wheeling lights fest
• Altar Rosary Society to hold Tricky Tray
• Autumn beauty
• Vivian N. Boyce Perrin
• Russian Festival planned for Oct. 23
• Thompson slates Medicare info session
• Day of fun and fundraising on the gridiron in Old Bridge
• Marie A. LoPresti
• Candidates to face off in Oct. 17 debate
• Donations needed for homeless pets
• Fresh from the farm
• Joan M. McCormick
• Knights to host Halloween gala
• Women’s money seminar scheduled
• Sayreville board fights ruling on housing plan
• Annette “Bea” Ficarra Driscoll
• Flea market, bake sale scheduled at church
• Tickets on sale for trip to Atlantic City
• Metuchen organ virtuoso to perform in S. Amboy
• Leonard Pellegrino
• Chiropractor to offer at-home exercise tips
• Lyme disease support group meeting Oct. 18
• Mayor: Hotline forces rethinking of problems
• Towns, mayors should address speed limit on bridge
• Rec plans parade, trick-or-treat event
• Public invited to caregivers meeting
• Sayreville imposes first of three furlough days
• Praises library for attention to community’s needs
• sport shorts •••
• Fundraiser to aid breast-cancer fight
• Sign up under way for Skating Party
• GOP files ethics complaints over Democrats’ political ad
• Kudos to teams, coaches, parents for season
• Barbieri has become anchor of Rutgers’ offensive line
• Curtain to rise on Simon’s ‘23rd Floor’
• Nalitt to shed light on politics, facts Oct. 20
• Operantics to perform benefit concert in Edison
• Joseph D. Jaken
• Watercolorist to share techniques at meeting
• Teams sought for basketball tourney
• Council considers buying land for water source
• Fay Chmielewska Gajewski
• Participants sought for Craft Festival
• Intro to zumba planned at school
• E. Brunswick to welcome Air Force Concert Band
• William G. Velting
• Death By Improv,’ Open-Mic Night set
• Legal Professionals Assoc. meeting Oct. 20
• for the record •••
• Benny M. Schiavone
• Tickets available for MAVIS dinner
• Tickets available for Nov. 13 Comedy Night
• Our Lady of Victories celebrates first 125 years
• Victoria Malaspina
• sport shorts •••
• fundraisers •••
• McCarrick open house scheduled for Oct. 14
• Eighth annual Bricks race set for Saturday
• Marie Rose Squitieri Levendosky
• Old Bridge looking to get back on track
• Blessing of Animals planned for Oct. 9
• Catholic Women to sponsor Coat Drive
• So. Amboy house turned into movie set for week
• Republican Women’s Club has a question for Democrats
• Rosary for world peace set for Oct. 16
• Donations needed for homeless pets
• O.B. council backtracks on police force reduction
• Grateful to freeholders for preserving open space
• Monroe South Brunswick Action
• Tickets offered for ‘Jersey Boys’ tribute
• Flea Market scheduled at Methodist church
• Sayreville board seeks solar panels at schools
• Why spend money on unnecessary roadwork?
• Big wins on the gridiron for Sayreville, Old Bridge
• District seeks students in need of special aid
• Knights to host Halloween gala
• Zumba Fitness Night
• Tenure must be on the table in reform talks
• Clickin’ on the links
• SRHS class of ’41 to celebrate Oct. 14
• Tickets available for legion Pasta Night
• Cartoon
• Forum to examine conflicts in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan
• Old Bridge Speedway Reunion will relive track’s storied past
• Nominees sought for SWMHS Hall of Fame
• Little House seeking items for Tricky Tray
• Clothing Drive on tap at Old Bridge school
• Monroe rallies for Marine wounded in Afghanistan
• Dance the Knights away
• Elks Tricky Tray scheduled for Oct. 17
• Bike collection to aid individuals in need
• Little Gym to offer open house, yard sale
• Residents tell of drugs’ destructive hold on lives
• Helen Becher McKnight
• Fundraiser to aid breast-cancer fight
• ‘Ghost Hunting,’ Scrabble set at library
• Country Folk Art Craft Show Oct. 15-17
• County offers residents emergency alert program
• Ruth J. Poulsen Hudak
• Car-show proceeds to benefit food pantry
• Old Bridge Elks to host Polish Dinner
• Donors sought for Oct. 10 blood drive
• Middlesex County chamber celebrates century of service
• Sylvia Cabot
• Career fair on tap for Oct. 7 in Perth Amboy
• Rabbi will host ‘Bible and Bagels’
• Sock-a-Palooza yields 360 pairs
• Mary Grace Mercurio Maier
• Catholic Women to sponsor Coat Drive
• So. Amboy house turned into movie set for week
• Republican Women’s Club has a question for Democrats
• Old Bridge looking to get back on track
• Blessing of Animals planned for Oct. 9
• Donations needed for homeless pets
• O.B. council backtracks on police force reduction
• Grateful to freeholders for preserving open space
• Monroe South Brunswick Action
• Rosary for world peace set for Oct. 16
• Flea Market scheduled at Methodist church
• Sayreville board seeks solar panels at schools
• Why spend money on unnecessary roadwork?
• Big wins on the gridiron for Sayreville, Old Bridge
• Tickets offered for ‘Jersey Boys’ tribute
• Knights to host Halloween gala
• Zumba Fitness Night
• Tenure must be on the table in reform talks
• Clickin’ on the links
• District seeks students in need of special aid
• Tickets available for legion Pasta Night
• Cartoon
• Forum to examine conflicts in Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan
• Old Bridge Speedway Reunion will relive track’s storied past
• SRHS class of ’41 to celebrate Oct. 14
• Little House seeking items for Tricky Tray
• Clothing Drive on tap at Old Bridge school
• Monroe rallies for Marine wounded in Afghanistan
• Dance the Knights away
• Nominees sought for SWMHS Hall of Fame
• Bike collection to aid individuals in need
• Little Gym to offer open house, yard sale
• Residents tell of drugs’ destructive hold on lives
• Helen Becher McKnight
• Elks Tricky Tray scheduled for Oct. 17
• ‘Ghost Hunting,’ Scrabble set at library
• Country Folk Art Craft Show Oct. 15-17
• County offers residents emergency alert program
• Ruth J. Poulsen Hudak
• Fundraiser to aid breast-cancer fight
• Old Bridge Elks to host Polish Dinner
• Donors sought for Oct. 10 blood drive
• Middlesex County chamber celebrates century of service
• Sylvia Cabot
• Car-show proceeds to benefit food pantry
• Career fair on tap for Oct. 7 in Perth Amboy
• Rabbi will host ‘Bible and Bagels’
• Sock-a-Palooza yields 360 pairs
• Mary Grace Mercurio Maier
• Curtain to rise on Simon’s ‘23rd Floor’
• Nalitt to shed light on politics, facts Oct. 20
• Operantics to perform benefit concert in Edison
• Joseph D. Jaken
• Teams sought for basketball tourney
• Council considers buying land for water source
• Fay Chmielewska Gajewski
• Watercolorist to share techniques at meeting
• Intro to zumba planned at school
• E. Brunswick to welcome Air Force Concert Band
• William G. Velting
• Participants sought for Craft Festival
• Legal Professionals Assoc. meeting Oct. 20
• for the record •••
• Benny M. Schiavone
• Death By Improv,’ Open-Mic Night set
• Tickets available for Nov. 13 Comedy Night
• Our Lady of Victories celebrates first 125 years
• Victoria Malaspina
• Tickets available for MAVIS dinner
• McCarrick open house scheduled for Oct. 14
• Eighth annual Bricks race set for Saturday
• Marie Rose Squitieri Levendosky
• sport shorts •••
• fundraisers •••
• Youngsters invited to Masquerade Party
• Spring Flea Market planned at church
• Vets honor roll will be upgraded
• House invaders return to winter residences
• Rosemarie Garaffa Mandy
• Raritan Bay auxiliary to hold Uniform Sale
• Zumba, fitness classes planned in Sayreville
• Car-show proceeds to benefit food pantry
• All chalked up
• Timothy M. Graczyk
• Perry Brothers band will perform Oct. 7
• Riddle Orchestra, vocalists to perform
• Local police get funding to combat bias incidents
• Isabel P. Geada
• Yard sale to support YMCA scholarships
• Health fair to feature medical screenings
• Survivor to present program on breast cancer in Old Bridge
• Michael F. Blake
• Public invited to St. Bart’s Octoberfest
• Level Club schedules Oct. 2 Giant Yard Sale
• Builder sues O.B. over denial of plan
• Joseph C. Grobleski
• Flea Market on tap at Spotswood church
• Rec slates trips to shows, winery, lights
• Teens plead not guilty to murder of O.B. man
• Ronald J. Butler
• Tickets offered for ‘Jersey Boys’ tribute
• Conference on mental health set for Oct. 30
• Law firm will advise Sayreville on Nat. Lead
• Richard E. Loock Jr.
• Dog Ownership Day coming to Sayreville
• OLOL Fall Festival scheduled for Oct. 1-3
• South Asian community seeks security, strength
• Margaret M. “Peggy” Pifle Michel
• Run/walk will aid brain-injured youth
• Tickets on sale for Casino Night
• So. Amboy budget stalls in absence of $800,000
• Help central N.J. get healthier, know the signs of heart disease
• Girl Scouts to hold recruitment event
• Knights of Columbus to hold Oldies Dance
• Sidewalk Chalk Art Show
• Questions letter writer’s definition of ‘diversity’
• sports shorts •••
• Church to sponsor free outdoor concert
• 4-H opens doors to public Oct. 3
• Cartoon
• Parents may face dilemma with kids’ manners
• O.B. girls soccer looking to finish season strongly
• Run/walk event to aid apraxia panel
• Big Band Concert on tap at music center
• Hospice volunteers sought to help others
• Let’s hope they spend all of that $100 million wisely
• Bombers hosting Edison for Homecoming Friday
• Groncki to be feted at Rosarians breakfast
• Fish Fry on menu at Presbyterian church
• Volunteers needed for NJ Blood Services
• Pilsners, lagers and ales, oh my!
• Vintage baseball comes to Dey Farm Sat.
• Old Bridge teen competes for title
• Vendor space open at church flea market
• RCIA registration under way at church
• Jamesburg Fall Festival a community affair
• Supporting the troops
• Library to present ensemble in concert
• Old Bridge Elks to host Polish Dinner
• Township With Heart plans Dinner-Dance
• Lobbyist reports available on ELEC Internet website
• Hooked on books
• Donations needed for pet-shelter Yard Sale
• Caregivers support group plans meeting
• fundraisers •••
• Club 35 wins ruling in state appeals court
• Student Book Fair
• So. Amboy parish set for four-day festival
• William C. Kyle
• Auditions on tap for ‘Peter Pan Jr.’
• Public invited to caregivers meeting
• Sayreville set for festive weekend at Kennedy Park
• Janet Jadczak Hartman
• Tickets on sale for ‘Moonglow’ Lunch
• Drive will aid Blood Services, youth clubs
• GOP blasts Dems for using employees in political ad
• Dorothy A. Benke
• Young Chargers displaying winning touch on the pitch
• Vendor space open at Oct. 2 flea market
• County sets influenza, pneumonia clinics
• Sayreville officials say no to shuttle service
• Annoyed by Pallone’s votes on tax reform
• Sulamon Kadelu of Old Bridge takes a shot
• Hearts, acupuncture to be topic at meeting
• RCIA registration under way at church
• Old Bridge celebrates acquisition of farm
• Time to end addiction to oil
• Veteran Bombers poised for a big soccer season
• Knights sponsoring Caribbean cruise
• Vendors welcome at OLOL Fall Festival
• Mourners walk past a replica of the twin towers during Old Bridge’s memorial
• Dems support women candidates
• Old Bridge volleyball team starts 2-0 behind Walsh
• St. Stan’s Oktoberfest, hayrides scheduled
• Young adults invited to join chess group
• Your voice … your vote
• NJEA still acting badly, and needs a ‘timeout’
• Sayreville High School senior quarterback Joe Geiger eludes pressure
• Local theater troupe to offer youth classes
• Taste of Holy Trinity scheduled for Sept. 25
• Cartoon
• Troupe launches second season at new theater
• On the ball
• O.B. MOMS slates Sept. 20 meeting
• Groncki to be feted at Rosarians breakfast
• Chinese-language classes to begin in E.B.
• South River couple competes for charity, free wedding
• Back to school
• Craft/Flea Market planned for Sept. 18
• Tickets on sale for E.B. Elks dance
• fundraisers
• Sayreville board approves café with hookah lounge
• Kindergarten students and teacher John Tichio
• E.B. MOMS schedules meeting for Sept. 23
• Holiday gifts sought for foster children
• Restaurant event will benefit OLOL
• County officials celebrate training center expansion
• Rudolph Kovacs
• Tickets available for ‘Murder at the Hop’
• Spaces available at Oct. 2 Yard Sale
• Healthy Habitats contest under way
• Credit card companies facing tighter regulation on campus
• Antoinette “Toni” Ivancoe
• Cougars to sponsor Sept. 24 Gift Auction
• Cut-a-thon to aid diabetes foundation
• Class to focus on tai chi and wellness
• Always in our hearts
• Diane E. Dukay
• Teens to register bone-marrow donors
• KidZdent sponsoring Sock-a-Palooza drive
• Marching-band event scheduled at MTHS
• In our memories
• Francisco Acosta
• POW-MIA services coming to Sayreville
• Registration ongoing for women’s seminar
• Circus to raise funds for hemophilia panel
• Night tour of ponds to benefit children’s research hospital
• Peter Robilotti
• Palma to sing oldies, standards at concert
• Move that would allow PD restructuring put on hold
• Freddie A. Brembor
• ‘Cinderella’ cast to appear at breakfast
• Producers seek cast for holiday musical
• Knights sponsoring Caribbean cruise
• Vendors welcome at OLOL Fall Festival
• Old Bridge celebrates acquisition of farm
• Time to end addiction to oil
• Veteran Bombers poised for a big soccer season
• St. Stan’s Oktoberfest, hayrides scheduled
• Young adults invited to join chess group
• Mourners walk past a replica of the twin towers during Old Bridge’s memorial
• Dems support women candidates
• Old Bridge volleyball team starts 2-0 behind Walsh
• Local theater troupe to offer youth classes
• Taste of Holy Trinity scheduled for Sept. 25
• Your voice … your vote
• NJEA still acting badly, and needs a ‘timeout’
• Sayreville High School senior quarterback Joe Geiger eludes pressure
• O.B. MOMS slates Sept. 20 meeting
• Groncki to be feted at Rosarians breakfast
• Cartoon
• Troupe launches second season at new theater
• On the ball
• Craft/Flea Market planned for Sept. 18
• Tickets on sale for E.B. Elks dance
• Chinese-language classes to begin in E.B.
• South River couple competes for charity, free wedding
• Back to school
• E.B. MOMS schedules meeting for Sept. 23
• Holiday gifts sought for foster children
• fundraisers
• Sayreville board approves café with hookah lounge
• Kindergarten students and teacher John Tichio
• Tickets available for ‘Murder at the Hop’
• Spaces available at Oct. 2 Yard Sale
• Restaurant event will benefit OLOL
• County officials celebrate training center expansion
• Rudolph Kovacs
• Cougars to sponsor Sept. 24 Gift Auction
• Cut-a-thon to aid diabetes foundation
• Healthy Habitats contest under way
• Credit card companies facing tighter regulation on campus
• Antoinette “Toni” Ivancoe
• Teens to register bone-marrow donors
• KidZdent sponsoring Sock-a-Palooza drive
• Class to focus on tai chi and wellness
• Always in our hearts
• Diane E. Dukay
• POW-MIA services coming to Sayreville
• Registration ongoing for women’s seminar
• Marching-band event scheduled at MTHS
• In our memories
• Francisco Acosta
• Palma to sing oldies, standards at concert
• Circus to raise funds for hemophilia panel
• Night tour of ponds to benefit children’s research hospital
• Peter Robilotti
• ‘Cinderella’ cast to appear at breakfast
• Producers seek cast for holiday musical
• Move that would allow PD restructuring put on hold
• Freddie A. Brembor
• Auditions on tap for ‘Peter Pan Jr.’
• Public invited to caregivers meeting
• So. Amboy parish set for four-day festival
• William C. Kyle
• Tickets on sale for ‘Moonglow’ Lunch
• Drive will aid Blood Services, youth clubs
• Sayreville set for festive weekend at Kennedy Park
• Janet Jadczak Hartman
• Vendor space open at Oct. 2 flea market
• County sets influenza, pneumonia clinics
• GOP blasts Dems for using employees in political ad
• Dorothy A. Benke
• Young Chargers displaying winning touch on the pitch
• Hearts, acupuncture to be topic at meeting
• RCIA registration under way at church
• Sayreville officials say no to shuttle service
• Annoyed by Pallone’s votes on tax reform
• Sulamon Kadelu of Old Bridge takes a shot
• Grissom Elementary School kindergarten teacher John Tichio
• Michael A. Coffman
• Dance to the oldies at O.B. Knights hall
• Teen Writing Group to meet Sept. 13, 27
• for the record
• Registration slated for rec programs
• Cartoon
• Veterans group and community work in concert
• Tickets available for ‘Murder at the Hop’
• Senate must act to avert another environmental tragedy
• Agility Fun Day on tap at pet shelter
• Brain injury forum slated for Sept. 23
• Mother requests support for Sara’s Law
• Old Bridge plans 9/11 memorial service
• Lyme disease is topic of movie at library
• Call her anything but don’t call her ma’am
• Ring Rage Sale coming to hospital
• Parish to celebrate 125th anniversary
• Ex-investigator pleads guilty
• KidZdent sponsoring Sock-a-Palooza drive
• E.B. AARP schedules meeting for Sept. 14
• New police captain ‘exactly what an officer should be’
• Hospital will offer meditation workshop
• Bariatric weight-loss group plans meeting
• O.B. council restricts eminent domain power
• Talk to shed light on ‘Jewish Newark’
• Giant Flea Market planned for Sept. 11
• Motorcyclist dies in Rt. 9 crash
• Sayreville Day scheduled for Sept. 19
• fundraisers
• Old Bridge congregation will move
• Rutgers U. enrolls largest first-year class in its history
• Card exchange on tap for business chamber
• Event will remember borough 9/11 victims
• Woman reports being hit, spit on due to road rage
• New coach, same goals for Old Bridge football
• Proceeds Night to aid Sayreville school PTO
• Tickets on sale for ‘How to Succeed’
• Nicole Kennedy of Rahway tries to get past Sam Ayivor of Old Bridge
• State finds probable cause O.B. failed to protect pupil
• Pancake Breakfast on tap for Sept. 12
• 2nd Generation Group to present Movie Night on Oct. 7
• Parking plans draw concerns from some
• Mary Padula
• Tutors sought for library ESL sessions
• Suburban Artists to resume meetings on Sept. 17
• No news is good news for Sayreville schools
• Mary Rinaldi
• Curtain to rise on musical ‘Cinderella’
• Legal Professionals meeting Sept. 15
• Renewed optimism in the air for schools
• H. Gainer Noble
• Caregivers support group plans meeting
• Seniors offer trip to winery, Smithville
• Bosco calls on district to unify after tragedy
• Music can improve physical, mental health
• Proceeds Night to aid Sayreville school PTO
• Tickets on sale for ‘How to Succeed’
• Woman reports being hit, spit on due to road rage
• New coach, same goals for Old Bridge football
• Peace movement to be focus of talk
• Aug. 15 bulldog show
• U.S. must prepare now for Alzheimer’s epidemic
• Pancake Breakfast on tap for Sept. 12
• 2nd Generation Group to present Movie Night on Oct. 7
• Nicole Kennedy of Rahway tries to get past Sam Ayivor of Old Bridge
• State finds probable cause O.B. failed to protect pupil
• Spaces available at Giant Flea Market
• New YMCA opens in So. Amboy
• N.J. veteran supports Holt for re-election
• Tutors sought for library ESL sessions
• Suburban Artists to resume meetings on Sept. 17
• Parking plans draw concerns from some
• Mary Padula
• Zimmerli schedules trip to N.J. waterfront
• Resident does her part to promote awareness
• Trenton fashion: This fall they’re all wearing black
• Curtain to rise on musical ‘Cinderella’
• Legal Professionals meeting Sept. 15
• No news is good news for Sayreville schools
• Mary Rinaldi
• Quilters invited to Sept. 13 meeting
• A royal(ty) opportunity?
• Rescue squad member pens kids’ book on EMT work
• I’m Gorgeous equals track record in winning Cane Pace qualifier
• Caregivers support group plans meeting
• Renewed optimism in the air for schools
• H. Gainer Noble
• Participants sought for arts, street fair
• Cartoon
• Grand opening planned for Goodwill center in Aberdeen
• sports shorts
• Dance to the oldies at O.B. Knights hall
• Grissom Elementary School kindergarten teacher John Tichio
• Michael A. Coffman
• Diabetes group will meet Sept. 8
• Woman’s Club plans Covered-Dish Dinner
• Vietnam vets long gone, definitely not forgotten
• Canyons provide amazing experience
• Registration slated for rec programs
• Teen Writing Group to meet Sept. 13, 27
• for the record
• Child’s Self-Esteem’to be topic at meeting
• Groups release first-ever bird survey of the lower Raritan
• Sayreville juniors scoring runs in American Legion
• Tickets available for ‘Murder at the Hop’
• Cartoon
• Veterans group and community work in concert
• Old Bridge plans 9/11 memorial service
• Boot Camp workouts to benefit MCFOODS
• Celebrities, congressman, physicians support FAAN Walk on Sept. 11
• Irene Schneider Niedermeier
• Agility Fun Day on tap at pet shelter
• Brain injury forum slated for Sept. 23
• Senate must act to avert another environmental tragedy
• Vendors welcome at OLOL Fall Festival
• Vendors sought for Giant Yard Sale
• DOT repairs area of rail crossing
• Fay E. Rubin Falcone
• Old Bridge plans 9/11 memorial service
• Lyme disease is topic of movie at library
• Mother requests support for Sara’s Law
• Tickets available for ‘Murder at the Hop’
• Children to attend dance party at library
• Retail vacancy rate up again in central NJ
• Joyce A. Pascocello Fullman
• Ring Rage Sale coming to hospital
• Parish to celebrate 125th anniversary
• Call her anything but don’t call her ma’am
• Vendors welcome at Giant Flea Market
• Poker Run to aid disabled veterans
• Pedestrian killed on Rt. 18, Old Bridge; police charge driver with DWI
• Keith Edward Lynch Sr.
• KidZdent sponsoring Sock-a-Palooza drive
• E.B. AARP schedules meeting for Sept. 14
• Ex-investigator pleads guilty
• Children will eat free at Applebee’s Sept. 6
• Madison Central class will hold 30th reunion
• Man charged in pharmacy burglary
• Michael D. Frisenda
• Hospital will offer meditation workshop
• Bariatric weight-loss group plans meeting
• New police captain ‘exactly what an officer should be’
• Zumba, fitness classes planned in Sayreville
• ‘Cinderella’ cast to appear at breakfast
• Sale to benefit family of Jamesburg fire victim
• John T. McMillan Jr.
• Talk to shed light on ‘Jewish Newark’
• Giant Flea Market planned for Sept. 11
• O.B. council restricts eminent domain power
• Chase for the Cure will aid cancer panel
• Officials: $16.5M water plant project ‘necessary’
• Regina A. Kuchinskas Navickas
• Sayreville Day scheduled for Sept. 19
• fundraisers
• Motorcyclist dies in Rt. 9 crash
• Volunteers needed for auxiliary police
• Proposal would address flooding in the near term
• Grace E. Burke
• Card exchange on tap for business chamber
• Event will remember borough 9/11 victims
• Old Bridge congregation will move
• Rutgers U. enrolls largest first-year class in its history
• Old Bridge plans 9/11 memorial service
• Child’s Self-Esteem’to be topic at meeting
• Groups release first-ever bird survey of the lower Raritan
• Sayreville juniors scoring runs in American Legion
• Vendors welcome at OLOL Fall Festival
• Boot Camp workouts to benefit MCFOODS
• Celebrities, congressman, physicians support FAAN Walk on Sept. 11
• Irene Schneider Niedermeier
• Tickets available for ‘Murder at the Hop’
• Vendors sought for Giant Yard Sale
• DOT repairs area of rail crossing
• Fay E. Rubin Falcone
• Vendors welcome at Giant Flea Market
• Children to attend dance party at library
• Retail vacancy rate up again in central NJ
• Joyce A. Pascocello Fullman
• Children will eat free at Applebee’s Sept. 6
• Poker Run to aid disabled veterans
• Pedestrian killed on Rt. 18, Old Bridge; police charge driver with DWI
• Keith Edward Lynch Sr.
• Zumba, fitness classes planned in Sayreville
• Madison Central class will hold 30th reunion
• Man charged in pharmacy burglary
• Michael D. Frisenda
• ‘Cinderella’ cast to appear at breakfast
• Sale to benefit family of Jamesburg fire victim
• John T. McMillan Jr.
• Chase for the Cure will aid cancer panel
• Officials: $16.5M water plant project ‘necessary’
• Regina A. Kuchinskas Navickas
• Volunteers needed for auxiliary police
• Proposal would address flooding in the near term
• Grace E. Burke
• Seniors offer trip to winery, Smithville
• Bosco calls on district to unify after tragedy
• Music can improve physical, mental health
• Peace movement to be focus of talk
• Aug. 15 bulldog show
• U.S. must prepare now for Alzheimer’s epidemic
• Spaces available at Giant Flea Market
• New YMCA opens in So. Amboy
• N.J. veteran supports Holt for re-election
• Zimmerli schedules trip to N.J. waterfront
• Resident does her part to promote awareness
• Trenton fashion: This fall they’re all wearing black
• Quilters invited to Sept. 13 meeting
• A royal(ty) opportunity?
• Rescue squad member pens kids’ book on EMT work
• I’m Gorgeous equals track record in winning Cane Pace qualifier
• Participants sought for arts, street fair
• Cartoon
• Grand opening planned for Goodwill center in Aberdeen
• sports shorts
• Diabetes group will meet Sept. 8
• Woman’s Club plans Covered-Dish Dinner
• Vietnam vets long gone, definitely not forgotten
• Canyons provide amazing experience
• Tickets available for bus trip to A.C.
• Jack Allen Orchestra
• Eminent-domain ordinance will protect O.B. property owners
• Blue Star, Gold Star luncheon scheduled
• Cartoon
• School preparations should include an eye exam
• Rosarians to sponsor Sept. 26 trip to A.C.
• OLV commemorative cookbooks available
• Charity Challenge was a success, thanks to many
• Knights sponsoring Caribbean cruise
• fundraisers
• Readers say they feel the pain of no-service ‘service’
• Tickets on sale for Circle Line trip
• Peace movement to be focus of talk
• Card exchange next up for chamber
• Tickets available for trip to Atlantic City
• Spaces available at Oct. 2 Yard Sale
• On that note
• Old Bridge Tennis Tournament still popular after 40 years
• Donors sought for Aug. 29 blood drive
• Local man to head up NJ Transit police force
• Bronze medal at world meet caps Andrews’ great year
• Free concert series concludes in parks
• Middlesex Cty’s Young Democrats start over
• Edna M. Gomolka Weinman
• Talk to shed light on ‘Jewish Newark’
• S. Amboy celebrates end of ordeal with Delilah’s
• Joseph Badessa
• Parish to celebrate 125th anniversary
• Memorial will pay tribute to late community advocate
• Virginia “Peggy” Kozak Misiewicz
• Call to purchase bricks for walkway
• Un-fare? Dispute leads to arrest
• Dolores D. Madelinckas
• Boot Camp workouts to benefit MCFOODS
• Old Bridge mulls police department cutbacks
• Filomena “Phyllis” Caggiano
• Choir sets auditions for holiday concerts
• Thomas Warne Museum
• Kevin E. Slesinski
• Special-needs soccer seeking teen buddies
• Sayreville OKs $16.5M water treatment plant
• Aniela Mitera Wlodarczyk
• Cougars to sponsor Sept. 24 Gift Auction
• Old Bridge will finally get its Cottrell Farm
• Virginia “Ginger” Barney
• Paul K. Kotarski
• Around-the-world meals set at church
• First aid to be topic at seniors meeting
• New facility to improve senior center offerings
• Leonard Laskiewicz
• ‘Sound of Music’ coming to Parlin
• Residents invited to free concerts in parks
• Three brothers lead full lives, despite Tourette’s
• Lois Short Wyse
• Tickets on sale for ‘How to Succeed’
• Altar Rosary Society to sponsor Peach Fest
• Old Bridge welcomes Volkert as new chief
• Peter P. Randazzo
• Dance to the oldies at O.B. Knights hall
• Defensive-driving course scheduled
• Judge orders Sayreville to approve Kaplan plan
• Lawrence Parks
• Preseason Hawks ranked nationally for first time
• Vendors welcome at Giant Flea Market
• Sock Hop to raise funds for mission trip
• Salt Water Day,
• Frances Fladd Zdanowicz
• sport shorts
• 35th annual Clearwater Festival Aug. 21
• Big Band Concert on tap at music center
• Family reunions: an unlikely place to learn life’s greatest lesson
• Generosity of OBPD, community helps family through struggle
• Matrix make deep run at Blue Chip Elite tourney
• Pet-adoption event scheduled at shelter
• Pet-adoption event scheduled for Aug. 21
• Cartoon
• By the people and for the people
• South Brunswick football players
• Pancake Breakfast on tap at O.B. church
• Tiki Night on tap for Aug. 21 at Elks lodge
• Rosarians to sponsor Sept. 28 trip to A.C.
• N.J. businesses head for greener pastures
• Top Gun players get exposure at tournaments
• Special-needs soccer seeking teen buddies
• Slots remain in OLV ad journal
• Slots remain in OLV ad journal
• From another angle, things aren’t as bad as they looked
• Middlesex County College announces smoke-free policy
• Ticket sale to benefit scholarships, charities
• Salon secrets at E.B. Library Aug. 26
• Possibility of casino at Meadowlands in limbo
• Robots!
• Pirate Billy Bones’ coming to library
• Vendors needed for Sept. 25 Elks event
• Federal funds will help bring back teachers
• Breakfast benefit set for E.B. resident
• Apply for passport, be eligible for brunch
• A sad day for Raritan Bay
• Robert D. “Red” French
• ‘Monsters Inc.’ to be screened Aug. 21
• fundraisers
• Officials seek to honor more vets at boro hall
• Alfred J. Grana
• Reading club finale planned for Aug. 26
• Reformed Church Home plans golf event
• Salt Water Day
• Stanley J. Halinski Jr.
• Rummage Sale to aid church Crisis Room
• New school supplies sought for youngsters
• O.B. apartment complex ready for construction
• Theresa B. Santurro
• Library to sponsor Aug. 24 Pet Parade
• Auditions planned for Broadway ‘Idol’ Night
• Four earn Eagle Scout rank in Old Bridge
• Registration slated for rec programs
• Church seeks vendors for Aug. 28 yard sale
• Senior health, well-being to be topic
• Joseph T. Biesiada
• Tie-dye event for teens slated Aug. 14
• Pet-adoption event scheduled at shelter
• May the best bulldog win
• Frances Marie Kostbar
• Tickets on sale for Aug. 21 Tiki Night
• Outdoor movie at Kennedy Park Aug. 16
• Woman, 75, accused in stabbing death of husband
• Melinda E. Craig
• Alzheimer’s support group sets meeting
• Chamber of Commerce plans barbecue, picnic
• Teen campers enjoy summer trips, thrills
• Virginia Carney DeGraw
• ICC seeks vendors for 9/18 flea market
• Hadassah schedules jewelry, dessert event
• Local school districts see more retirements
• John P. Navarro
• Dance to the oldies at O.B. Knights hall
• Altar Rosary Society to sponsor Peach Fest
• O.B. officials to look at town’s zoning laws
• Sheldon Rovner
• ‘Sciencetelling’ event at library Aug. 19
• Breakfast benefit set for E.B. resident
• Dance to the Music
• Josephine Kadubec Ellis
• Free concerts on tap in four county parks
• Flea market set for Aug. 14 in So. River
• Old Bridge festival steeped in tradition
• William A. Ahrberg
• Participants sought for tennis tourney
• Three Handstanding Kids
• Taxpayers unfairly bear cost of illegal immigrants’ education
• Participants sought for conservation unit
• Council changes course on $16.5M water plant
• Family field day to wrap up ’60s toy exhibit
• sports shorts •••
• MOMS Club plans Aug. 19 meeting
• Cartoon
• No, seriously, we take your complaint verrrry seriously
• Recruiting service aids athletes and parents alike
• Pet-adoption event scheduled for Aug. 21
• Housing market prompts builder to ask for relief
• Middlesex officials highlight hiking trails in county parks
• Cheesequake baseball team enjoyed promising summer
• Reformed Church Home plans golf event
• S. Amboy steps up efforts to bring in new business
• Sounds of music
• Old Bridge tennis tourney is for players of all skills
• ‘Sound of Music’ coming to Parlin
• E.B. Woman’s Club to meet on Sept. 14
• India Day parade brings 37,000 to Oak Tree Road
• Building skills
• Hebrew speakers to gather Aug. 22
• Cost of war to be topic of discussion
• Sayreville woman is hospital’s Student Nurse of the Year
• Kalman “Kelly” Monek
• Tickets available for Zumba Dinner
• Beach Bash slated for Sept. 12 in Belmar
• Bean inspires Senate bill for vets’ services
• Michael P. Lonczak
• Frances Marie Kostbar
• Tie-dye event for teens slated Aug. 14
• Pet-adoption event scheduled at shelter
• May the best bulldog win
• Melinda E. Craig
• Tickets on sale for Aug. 21 Tiki Night
• Outdoor movie at Kennedy Park Aug. 16
• Woman, 75, accused in stabbing death of husband
• Virginia Carney DeGraw
• Alzheimer’s support group sets meeting
• Chamber of Commerce plans barbecue, picnic
• Teen campers enjoy summer trips, thrills
• John P. Navarro
• ICC seeks vendors for 9/18 flea market
• Hadassah schedules jewelry, dessert event
• Local school districts see more retirements
• Sheldon Rovner
• Dance to the oldies at O.B. Knights hall
• Altar Rosary Society to sponsor Peach Fest
• O.B. officials to look at town’s zoning laws
• Josephine Kadubec Ellis
• ‘Sciencetelling’ event at library Aug. 19
• Breakfast benefit set for E.B. resident
• Dance to the Music
• William A. Ahrberg
• Free concerts on tap in four county parks
• Flea market set for Aug. 14 in So. River
• Old Bridge festival steeped in tradition
• Taxpayers unfairly bear cost of illegal immigrants’ education
• Participants sought for tennis tourney
• Three Handstanding Kids
• Family field day to wrap up ’60s toy exhibit
• sports shorts •••
• Participants sought for conservation unit
• Council changes course on $16.5M water plant
• No, seriously, we take your complaint verrrry seriously
• Recruiting service aids athletes and parents alike
• MOMS Club plans Aug. 19 meeting
• Cartoon
• Middlesex officials highlight hiking trails in county parks
• Cheesequake baseball team enjoyed promising summer
• Pet-adoption event scheduled for Aug. 21
• Housing market prompts builder to ask for relief
• Sounds of music
• Old Bridge tennis tourney is for players of all skills
• Reformed Church Home plans golf event
• S. Amboy steps up efforts to bring in new business
• India Day parade brings 37,000 to Oak Tree Road
• Building skills
• ‘Sound of Music’ coming to Parlin
• E.B. Woman’s Club to meet on Sept. 14
• Sayreville woman is hospital’s Student Nurse of the Year
• Kalman “Kelly” Monek
• Hebrew speakers to gather Aug. 22
• Cost of war to be topic of discussion
• Bean inspires Senate bill for vets’ services
• Michael P. Lonczak
• Tickets available for Zumba Dinner
• Beach Bash slated for Sept. 12 in Belmar
• Joseph T. Biesiada
• Registration slated for rec programs
• Church seeks vendors for Aug. 28 yard sale
• Senior health, well-being to be topic
• Teen Writing Group to meet Aug. 9, 23
• Vote on senior townhomes pushed to Sept.
• Florence J. Lacina
• Donors sought for Aug. 7 blood drive
• Volkert tapped as new O.B. police chief
• John Strincoski
• Career advice slated at Sayreville library
• Brad Matchett’s “Agricadabra” show
• Daniel E. McKinney
• Peas and Carrots to perform at library
• An ounce of prevention
• Evelyn A. Palmisano Voight
• Tie-dye event for teens slated Aug. 14
• Cartoon
• Greed, self-indulgence leads to increased tax burden
• Vendors needed for Sept. 25 Elks event
• Designate site as final resting place for disillsioned
• Walk-in days scheduled at McCarrick H.S.
• The real inside scoop on the big celebrity wedding
• Residents invited to free concerts in parks
• Mother’s mission: Help at-risk veterans
• E.B.’s Quaglieri makes the grade on the gridiron
• Gong-A-Thon seeks talented acts
• A rite of passage for an extraordinary young man
• Dirty Birds thriving against quality baseball teams
• ‘High School Musical’ to close Plays-in-Park
• Life is a carnival
• Lookin At Lucky romps at Izod Haskell Invitational
• Elks will hold Aug. 7 pig roast
• Summer fun
• Campers learn the gross, the delicious, and all else
• Chamber of Commerce plans barbecue, picnic
• Bassist Rob Shaw performs
• Paying homage to OBHS history, brick by brick
• New hours added to thrift store’s schedule
• Comedy troupe brings unique act to Old Bridge
• Marguerite Nelson Sandberg
• ‘Stuart Little’ auditions Aug. 7
• Engineer disputes concern over playgrounds’ ADA compliance
• Nadine K. (Keane) Page
• Registration open for religious school
• Sayreville to consider reverse 911 system
• Eleanor J. Burzinski
• Registration slated for rec programs
• Singer Carol Gerloski performs with her band Shadow Road at Geick Park
• The Rev. Joseph B. Szulwach
• Career advice slated at Sayreville library
• Brad Matchett’s “Agricadabra” show
• Daniel E. McKinney
• Peas and Carrots to perform at library
• An ounce of prevention
• Evelyn A. Palmisano Voight
• Tie-dye event for teens slated Aug. 14
• Cartoon
• Greed, self-indulgence leads to increased tax burden
• Vendors needed for Sept. 25 Elks event
• Designate site as final resting place for disillsioned
• Walk-in days scheduled at McCarrick H.S.
• The real inside scoop on the big celebrity wedding
• Residents invited to free concerts in parks
• Mother’s mission: Help at-risk veterans
• E.B.’s Quaglieri makes the grade on the gridiron
• Gong-A-Thon seeks talented acts
• A rite of passage for an extraordinary young man
• Dirty Birds thriving against quality baseball teams
• ‘High School Musical’ to close Plays-in-Park
• Life is a carnival
• Lookin At Lucky romps at Izod Haskell Invitational
• Elks will hold Aug. 7 pig roast
• Summer fun
• Campers learn the gross, the delicious, and all else
• Chamber of Commerce plans barbecue, picnic
• Bassist Rob Shaw performs
• Paying homage to OBHS history, brick by brick
• New hours added to thrift store’s schedule
• Comedy troupe brings unique act to Old Bridge
• Marguerite Nelson Sandberg
• ‘Stuart Little’ auditions Aug. 7
• Engineer disputes concern over playgrounds’ ADA compliance
• Nadine K. (Keane) Page
• Registration open for religious school
• Sayreville to consider reverse 911 system
• Eleanor J. Burzinski
• Registration slated for rec programs
• Singer Carol Gerloski performs with her band Shadow Road at Geick Park
• The Rev. Joseph B. Szulwach
• Teen Writing Group to meet Aug. 9, 23
• Vote on senior townhomes pushed to Sept.
• Florence J. Lacina
• Donors sought for Aug. 7 blood drive
• Volkert tapped as new O.B. police chief
• John Strincoski
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