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August 26, 2004
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JERRY WOLKOWITZ staff Three longtime Sayreville police officers, (l-r) Detective Al Cox, retired Capt. William Gawron and Detective Ken Kelly, work the grill during Sunday’s annual PBA picnic. More...
Engineer: Crossroads could yield $189M
Twp. reports detail
impacts of proposal
to redevelop property
BY SUE M. MORGAN
Staff Writer

A tax ratable to the tune of almost $189 million could result from 750 age-restricted units and commercial uses on the Crossroads tract, according to an Old Bridge study. More...


Board OKs 92 homes
at Towne Lake West
Developer to install
traffic signal as one of numerous conditions
BY JOHNDUNPHY
Staff Writer

The latest development plans by Kaplan Cos. have been given the green light. More...


Women Aware win challenge

EAST BRUNSWICK — Women Aware Inc., a nonprofit charity that provides services to abused women, is the winner of the 2004 Charity Challenge held at the recent Middlesex County Fair. More...


Board finds compromise
with new busing policy
Parents’ argument
results in busing
for 29 sixth-graders
BY JOHNDUNPHY
Staff Writer

SAYREVILLE — Parents of several incoming sixth-graders will have one less thing to worry about when their children return to school. More...


Man burned in car explosion

A Colonia man suffered second-degree burns to his arms, face and head when his vehicle exploded in the parking lot of an Inman Avenue, Woodbridge, business, Aug. 13, police said. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Firemen will speak to women mystery writers
Local firemen will be guest speakers at the Sisters in Crime-Central Jersey meeting set for 11 a.m. on Aug. 28 at the Monmouth County Library Headquarters, Symmes Drive, Manalapan. More...
•B’nai B’rith couples will meet for dinner
•Rosary society to offer
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 Letters
•Taxpayers deserve greater input on Crossroads plan
Edna Gordon
Guest Column
The meeting of the Old Bridge Township Council, at which the residents were to be convinced that the Crossroads plan proposed for development on Texas and Marlboro roads and routes 9 and 18 is the answer to the township’s financial problems, didn’t achieve its goal. More...
•Hartz should use local companies for old Ford site
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 Editorials
•Never count out
the O’Reilly factor
It’s not every day that someone who lives around the corner, or perhaps an old classmate or a familiar face around town becomes an internationally known star. More...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Robert Joseph Balachick
Mr. Balachick, 34, of Milltown, formerly of South River, died Aug. 21 while camping in Harford Township, Pa. He was a volunteer with the Milltown Fire Department and a trustee and engineer for Eureka Engine Company No. More...
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 Sports
•Adult Women’s Softball League a big hit
Bobbie Pirro sometimes can’t believe how far women’s sports have come in the last couple of decades. In fact, she’s even experienced the change firsthand. More...
•Garden State Knights win summer league title
•Sports Shorts
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 Business
•New medical device scans body for cancer
Doctors say Old Bridge hospital only one in region to own technology
OLD BRIDGE — Raritan Bay Medical Center has signed a contract with GE Medical Systems to purchase a $3.2 million PET-CT scanner for the hospital’s Old Bridge division. More...
•Women biz owners merge chapters
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