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September 1, 2005
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Most construction complete as two campuses merge
$66.7M project has brought districtwide school additions
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer
With the school year just around the corner, Old Bridge schools are ready to go, complete with a whole new look. More...

Wayne Mandorna tries to score from the baseline during a wet game of basketball Saturday at Old Bridge’s Geick Park. The Chris Cooper Scholarship Fund’s Appreciation Day, honoring those who have contributed in the memory of the late Old Bridge High School graduate, went on despite the weather. More...

Many show interest in waterfront project
Site described among last beautiful properties still vacant in N.J.
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

Every area developer and their old college roommate would like to get involved in redeveloping the National Lead site. More...


Old Bridge women share a unique bond
Neighbors reflect on experiences a year after kidney transplant
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer

OLD BRIDGE — When Susan Salja and Linda Argento talk and laugh together, it seems like they’ve known each other their whole lives. More...


Redmond fills vacant seat on school board
Appointment of Planning Board chairman approved
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer

OLD BRIDGE — Some would argue that the Board of Education is becoming a family affair. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Fund-raisers
Sept. 1-10 • Book Sale, sponsored by the Spotswood Public Library, during regular hours, at the library, 548 Main St. Hardcover books, paperbacks, children’s books, audiocassettes, videocassettes. Paperbacks sell for 50 cents each or three for $1, hardcovers for 75 cents and up, videocassettes More...
•Community Bulletin Board
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 Editorials
•Interest in Nat’l Lead project a promising sign
It’s been 23 years since National Lead stopped operating on Sayreville’s waterfront, but lately the property has been generating an immense amount of interest from people seeking a piece of what will ultimately be a massive redevelopment project. More...
•Letters
•The wheels of justice keep creaking along
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 Schools
•Boro school officials excited about ’05-06
Sayreville has new goals, new super — and no more split lunch periods
SAYREVILLE — Time to count down the days, kids. It’s exactly one week before the start of the borough’s school year. More...
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 Sports
•Hart ready to lead Rutgers beyond expectations
Scarlet Knights open season Saturday in Illinois
Ryan Hart, who last year started at quarterback in all 11 games for the Rutgers University football team, believes that he has done all the right things in the offseason to stay healthy this year. More...
•Old Bridge native is living out his dream
•Edmonds has Scarlet Knights off and running
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