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November 6, 2003
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Residents glad to see rail cars being moved
Improvements
will remedy rail noise, storage behind homes
BY JOLENE HART
Staff Writer
When their trees begin to bud next year, residents of Sayreville’s Green Valley neighborhood may finally enjoy a peaceful, unblemished scene in their back yards. More...
Dems win mayoral, council races in O.B.
County treasurer Jim Phillips will
be mayor on Jan. 1
BY SUE M. MORGAN
Staff Writer

Come January, a Democrat will occupy the mayor’s corner office in the Old Bridge Municipal Building for the first time in 16 years. More...

Bin Laden postcard

circulated in O.B. More...


Grants will fund work
in sewage spill areas
BY JOLENE HART
Staff Writer

SAYREVILLE — A pair of state grants will be used to improve Boemhurst Avenue and its park, the area hit hardest by a March sewer line break. More...


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O’Brien is re-elected in Republican sweep
Boro Council will be
a 3-3 split, but
mayor breaks tie
BY JOLENE HART
Staff Writer

SAYREVILLE — The Republican ticket emerged victorious Tuesday night from an election that will bring the party control of the governing body. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Christmas story set on O.B. church grounds
A Drive Through the Christmas Story, an outdoor display of life-size Bible scenes including live characters, animals, holiday music and scripture, will be presented from Nov. More...
•Band parents to sponsor Nov. 23 bus trip to A.C.
•Dinner will raise funds for Sayreville Scouts
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 Letters
•Day honors the veterans who kept our nation free
Veterans Day, Nov. 11, is that one day of the year set aside for veterans. President Franklin D. Roosevelt proclaimed it to be a national holiday in 1938. More...
•Study could play role in autism prevention
•Spare change will help continue lifesaving work
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 Editorials
•Veteran should be shown
respect during his holiday
They were willing to sacrifice their lives for us as they fought for our country on foreign soil. Now, on the one day of the year our nation has set aside to recognize their efforts, they have to be at work or be charged for a day off. More...
•Your Turn
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Lois Phoebe Schwartzman
Mrs. Schwartzman, 66, of Freehold Township died Nov. 3 at her daughter’s home in Howell. Surviving are her husband, Edwin Schwartzman; five daughters, Miriam Smith of Monroe, Wash. More...
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 Schools
•School officials traded in two towns
OLD BRIDGE — In what amounts to a swap, the local school district has hired a new middle school principal from East Brunswick, and the East Brunswick school district has hired an administrator from Old Bridge. More...
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 Sports
•Bombers are too much for Hawks
Top-ranked Sayreville is more than up
to the challenge
Somebody forgot to tell the Sayreville Bombers that Friday night’s game with J.P. Stevens was supposed to be a battle. More...
•Lady Knights chasing down GMCT title
•Bears hope to make top seed stand up in GMCT
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 Business
•Young to be panelist at small business seminar
Susan Young, owner of Susan Young Media Relations, East Brunswick, will be a panelist at the second annual Edison Chamber of Commerce Small Business Seminar set for 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Nov. 12 at the Clarion Hotel, 2055 Route 27 south, Edison. More...
•SCORE slates Nov. 18 small business seminar
•‘Hometown Savings’
books offered at YMCA
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