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      May 17, 2012  RSS feed
      Joseph Verone, 13, of Sayreville, snags a fish from the pond at Kennedy Park during the Sayreville Recreation Department’s annual Fishing Derby on May 12. More...
      Former senior center would be converted or demolished

      Old Bridge officials are hoping to turn the site of the former Laurence Harbor Senior Center into affordable housing for veterans with disabilities. The Township Council voted last week to authorize a preliminary assessment and investigation of the property at 200 Laurence Parkway. More...

      Governing body reviewing candidates to serve as next business administrator

      A fter missing two Sayreville Borough Council meetings, Mayor Kennedy O’Brien returned Monday night and claimed certain council members have been trying to leave him out of government proceedings. More...


      Message to O.B. students: Do the right thing

      Nearly 70 fifth-graders at Memorial Elementary School crowded into a classroom Monday to listen with rapt attention as local Holocaust survivor Sally Frishberg told them her story. The May 14 event was part of the Laurence Harbor school’s observance of National Holocaust Month. More...


      The Lawrence Brook Watershed Partnership is offering an organic (chemical-free) lawn and home cleaning products for sale each Saturday from 10 a.m. until noon at their headquarters, 85 Washington Ave. in Milltown. All prices have been reduced by as much as 50 percent. More...
      Barbara Kilcomons’ letter to the editor, “Board Should BeAshamed for Not Recognizing StudentAchievement” (Suburban, May 10), once again demonstrates that she is so eager to criticize the Sayreville Board of Education and commend her colleague Phyllis Batko that she failed to check her facts for accuracy. More...
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      Nanny states say being healthy is no cakewalk
      I t’s funny what memories of childhood stick with you as clearly as if they happened yesterday. I remember a night when I was in second grade, when the school I was attending had its annual fundraising carnival, and part of the festivities featured a cake walk— a long table full of the most indescribably delicious-looking pastries and confections I’d ever seen in my life. More...
      Mrs. Cano, 50, of East Brunswick, formerly of Spotswood, died May 6, 2012, in Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. She was employed as a driver/co-coordinator with Irvin Raphael Bus Co., East Brunswick. Before that, she worked at Laidlaw Transit, Englishtown. She was predeceased by her father, Leslie E. Crockett Jr. More...
      The Old Bridge High School girls lacrosse team turned in a solid showing this spring, making its way to the Greater Middlesex Conference (GMC) Tournament final and compiling an overall record of 13-6. More...