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Toddlers face struggle with rare heart defect
Modern medicine perfecting new surgeries to repair organ More...
Compromise possible for Rte. 35 property
Builder may reconfigure proposal for housing at former Krome site
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

Sayreville officials are asking a developer to rethink the size of an age-restricted community that has been proposed at the site of the former Krome nightclub. More...

O.B. council rejects controversial zoning
COI ordinances could be back on table after revisions
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer

OLD BRIDGE — The Township Council voted unanimously Monday to kill two controversial ordinances that would rezone 1,520 acres in town. More...


Do you like green eggs and ham?

PHOTOSBY JEFF GRANIT staffThe Cat In the Hat greets students in second grade at Alan B. Shepard Elementary School in Old Bridge Feb. 3. Jill Dahl happened to be reading the book in his name when the visitor arrived. Below, The Cat in the Hat walks the halls as he gets ready to make a surprise visit ... More...


Swimmers seek support for Old Bridge YMCA
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer

OLD BRIDGE — Having dinner at Friendly’s next Wednesday night could help the Old Bridge High School swim team and the proposed Old Bridge YMCA. More...


Musical prodigy channels the master on violin
Local teen receiving instruction at EBHS and at New York’s Juilliard
BY VINCENT TODARO Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — His speed and technique were so amazing that people said he must be possessed by the devil. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Dinner and auction to benefit Cooper fund
The Chris Cooper Scholarship Fund Dinner and Auction will be held from 7 p.m. to midnight on March 11 at the Grand Marquis, Route 9, Old Bridge. More...
•Legion post to offer Lenten fish dinners
•Meetings planned for library groups and clubs
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 Letters
•AARP serves as a voice for many in United States
America is aging, in fact we have added more years to the average life expectancy in this century than in all of history combined. Life is nothing more than a series of adjustments. More...
•Sanitation workers grateful for residents’ cooperation
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 Editorials
•COI scrapped; Crossroads should follow
Pete Trabucco Guest Column I want to thank Mayor Jim Phillips for finally coming to his senses regarding scrapping the ludicrous commercial-office-industrial (COI) rezoning plan here in Old Bridge. More...
•Bring redevelopment proposal to the people
•Cartoon
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Anastasia Gemza Shlanta Mrs. Shlanta, 95, of Sayreville, died Jan. 29 in Brier Wood Care Center, Sayreville. Her husband, Paul Shlanta, died in 1992, and a daughter, Mary Shlanta, died in 1963. Surviving are a son, Paul Shlanta Jr. of Middlesex; a sister, Dorothy Krzyzkowski of Sayreville; and a More...
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 Sports
•Lady Trojans emerge as GMC champions
EDISON— Dan Cone could not ask for a better start to his campaign as the Bishop Ahr High School girls swimming team’s head coach. More...
•Falcons breeze to their 27th straight title
•Young Bombers showing some promise in the pool
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 Business
•Gavlan’s ready to open for business on Rte. 18
EAST BRUNSWICK — Gavlan’s Grill & Bar will open for dinner business beginning Tuesday in a renovated restaurant building on Route 18 north. More...
•Business Briefs
•Business Briefs
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