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Timing makes plant closing more difficult
E. Bruns. mom among the many struggling after job loss
BY JOLENE HART
Staff Writer
For Diana Garrabrant, one of a hundred workers laid off from Green Tree Chemical Technologies, Sayreville, Nov. 21, the approaching holidays will bring more sleepless nights than joyful celebration. More...
Hoff’s hand-picked successor is sworn in
Former school board member selected for seat on Old Bridge council
BY SUE M. MORGAN
Staff Writer

A deceased councilman’s wishes have been fulfilled with the Old Bridge Township Council’s selection of his hand-picked successor. More...

Arts center may be site of new 9/11 memorial
BY PATRICIA A. MILLER
Staff Writer

HOLMDEL — The PNC Bank Arts Center is one of the spots being considered as a site for the National Police Defense Foundation’s 9/11 memorial for all law enforcement personnel who died in the World Trade Center attacks. More...


Old Bridge pair facing
drug, weapons charges
BY SUE M. MORGAN
Staff Writer

OLD BRIDGE — A local couple faces multiple drug and firearms charges after detectives from the township’s narcotics unit raided their Route 34 apartment on Nov. 25. More...


Food banks will receive $1.5 million in state aid

To help serve the growing number of New Jerseyans in need of food assistance, the state will provide six regional food banks with $1.5 million, the McGreevey administration announced. More...


Neighbors save elderly
couple from house fire
Thanksgiving blaze
injures couple,
destroys their home
BY JOLENE HART
Staff Writer

SOUTH RIVER — A fire at a Ferris Street home caused ample damage but no serious injuries early Thanksgiving morning, thanks to several heroic neighbors and a prompt response from local firefighters. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Coloring books offered through E.B. Chamber
The East Brunswick Regional Chamber of Commerce is conducting a fund-raising sale of "Really Big Coloring Books." More...
•Veterans group to host Pearl Harbor services
•Hadassah seeks items for women in shelters
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 Letters
•Volunteer urges passage of proposed AED legislation
As a New Jersey resident, Monmouth County health care professional and American Heart Association volunteer, I am asking the local media and N.J. senators to help bring Bill S-1106 to the full Senate for a vote. More...
•Republicans played politics with former chief
•In Sayreville, the election was all about character
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 Editorials
•Salvation Army asks public to lend hand
Stephen Banfield
Guest Column
At this time of year, most people focus their thoughts on the upcoming holiday season. Stores are stocked with winter merchandise, decorated trees are on display, and lists are made so no one is forgotten. More...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Alfred P. Young
Mr. Young, 57, of South River, formerly of Old Bridge, died Nov. 16 in St. Peter’s University Hospital, New Brunswick. Surviving are his mother, Sarah E. More...
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 Schools
•School budget suffers loss due to deferment
Perpetually deferred
state aid payment
may cause tax rise
SAYREVILLE — An upcoming budget deficit resulting from a shortfall in state aid may result in another school tax increase. More...
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 Sports
•Piccarello wins 19th Born to Run race
Matt Piccarello wasn’t quite ready to believe what high school coach Rob DeFilippis was telling him. More...
•Local stars among the GMC’s elite
•East Brunswick tennis star is Miami bound
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 Business
•Kara Homes names Rubinson vice president
Elliott Rubinson recently was appointed vice president land approvals at Kara Homes Inc., East Brunswick. More...
•Two North Brunswick residents join Realtor
•Coldwell Banker food
drive now under way
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