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February 26, 2004
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CHRIS KELLY staff Old Bridge High School cheerleader Betty Shabata, 17, enjoys some air time during the cheerleaders’ halftime performance at the Greater Middlesex Conference girls basketball tournament Tuesday in Edison. More...
Breakfast
Club appeal
successful
Old Bridge officials still plan to file injunction against club
BY SUE M. MORGAN
Staff Writer

The Breakfast Club 80 can legally operate as an entertainment spot due to a recent ruling by a county appellate board, the club’s attorney said this week. More...


Kaplan project still a source of conflict
Sayreville board
surprised by number
of units being built
BY JOLENE HART
Staff Writer

Conflicting interpretations of a 1982 settlement agreement created unforeseen complications for Kaplan Cos. at a Feb. 18 appearance before the Sayreville Planning Board. More...


State budget increases school aid $200M
McGreevey 2004 plan
to provide more to
schools and towns
BY CHARLES W. KIM
Staff Writer

TRENTON — There will finally be more money for schools and municipalities in the state budget. More...


Crowd brings sweet tooth to village event
Correspondent
BY SANDI CARPELLO

EAST BRUNSWICK — It was a great night for chocoholics. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Sayreville Schools sets kindergarten registration
Sayreville Public Schools will begin kindergarten registration in March for the 2004-05 school year. Parents may schedule an appointment to register their child by calling the school nurse in their respective schools from March 1-12. More...
•Youngsters invited to programs at library
•Pampered Chef event
to aid SWMHS band
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 Letters
•Mayor’s ‘pay-to-play’ reform will benefit Old Bridge
I believe that some comments about Old Bridge’s "pay-to-play" reform have totally misrepresented the intentions of Mayor Jim Phillips and the Township Council. More...
•Isn’t a human life worth cost of traffic light?
•New Old Bridge police officers rated warmer welcome
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 Editorials
•Settlement shows town
made the right decision
A court settlement reached between Old Bridge and a local developer was described by a township official this week as a "win-win situation." And, we have to say — he’s correct. More...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Erast Botschagow
Mr. Botschagow, 81, of Sayreville died Feb. 8 in Monroe. Surviving are his wife, Inna Buldinskis Botschagow; two sons, Alexander Botschagow of Mahopac, N.Y. More...
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 Schools
•Student behind bomb
scare could be expelled
OLD BRIDGE — A student whose written message on a classroom desk forced evacuation of Old Bridge High School’s east campus last week could face expulsion. More...
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 Sports
•Knights earn another shot at GMC title
Old Bridge girls lowest seed to ever advance to GMCT final
For the second successive year the Old Bridge High School girls basketball team will meet J.P. Stevens for the Greater Middlesex Conference championship. More...
•Spotswood team learns on the fly
•Brack looking forward
to competing in Olympics
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 Business
•Prudential Properties E.B. welcomes Weiss
Adam Weiss of North Brunswick recently joined the sales associate staff at the East Brunswick office of Prudential New Jersey Properties. More...
•Women in Business
networking event set
•Chung takes top honors at Prudential Properties
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