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November 20, 2003
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Vietnam vet teaches educators about war
Stories of combat,
returning back home
captivate audience
BY JOLENE HART
Staff Writer
Seated in the auditorium of Wilson Elementary School in Sayreville last Thursday was a rapt audience, listening intently to the words of Vietnam veteran Robert Hopkins. More...
Development project
OK’d in Old Bridge
Downtown center to feature mix of retail, residential
BY SUE M. MORGAN
Staff Writer

Although it exists only on paper, an Old Bridge downtown area could become a reality in the coming years. More...

Colorful Old Bridge
Councilman Hoff dies
Laurence Harbor resident first
elected in 1956
BY SUE M. MORGAN
Staff Writer

The swivel chair on the far left of the dais in the Old Bridge Township Council chambers is empty now. More...


Factory spill contained
BY SUE M. MORGAN
Staff Writer

OLD BRIDGE — Hazardous materials handlers from Middlesex County were able to contain a sulfuric acid spill Friday that reportedly injured an employee at a Waterworks Road chemical plant. More...


Waterfront site eyed
for commercial project
BY JOLENE HART
Staff Writer

SOUTH RIVER — Don Brown’s business ventures in the borough will no longer be restricted to land. More...


Community turns out
to support DARE walk

SAYREVILLE — More than 400 borough residents participated in the second annual DARE Something to Walk About Walk-a-Thon Nov. 1. More...


Police: Man playing cop
threatened local man
BY SUE M. MORGAN
Staff Writer

OLD BRIDGE — A man who allegedly posed as a police officer and threatened a Laurence Harbor resident with a knife was arrested Sunday night and charged with multiple offenses. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Carriage House to host
holiday craft bazaar
Carriage House Manor Nursing, Convalescent and Rehabilitation Center, 901 Ernston Road, Morgan section of Sayreville, will hold its an­nual holiday craft bazaar from 10 a.m. More...
•Community Bulletin Board
•Fine art auction coming to E.B. temple on Dec. 6
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 Letters
•Old Bridge Democrats should give police chief a break
Not even two weeks after the election you would think the newly elected Democrats would learn from their mistakes of the past. Evidently, they are still playing a partisan game and are now going after individual citizens as well. More...
•Pay chief what he is owed
•Veto gets board members off hook, doesn’t aid O.B.
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 Editorials
•Hoff will be missed
Joe Hoff once said, "I can be a team player, but if the team is going the wrong way, I’m going to make waves." More...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Joseph G. Hoff
Mr. Hoff, 74, of the Laurence Harbor section of Old Bridge died Nov. 16 in Raritan Bay Medical Center, Old Bridge division. A member of the Old Bridge Township Council, he served the township and its Laurence Harbor section in various capacities since 1956. More...
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 Sports
•E.B. duo, Thorpe move on to MOC
Old Bridge boys and girls,
Chargers boys fall short of
qualifying for team competition
The cold and blustery conditions at Holmdel Park on Saturday got the best of many local harriers hoping to qualify for this weekend’s Meet of Champions. More...
•Rams set to take on familiar foe
•Knights prepare to face dangerous Braves team
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 Business
•SCORE will sponsor
franchising seminar
Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) Chapter 14 will sponsor a free franchising and business-buying seminar from 7-9 p.m. on Dec. 4 in the Franklin Higher Learning Center at the Fleet Bank Building, Franklin Boulevard, Somerset section of Franklin. More...
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