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April 14, 2005
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MIGUEL JUAREZ staff“King” Austin Leibowitz falls to concede a checkmate during a “living chess” match at Sayreville’s Upper Elementary School Monday night. For more on the multischool chess project, see page 18. More...
All incumbents in mix for six seats on council
Nov. election will determine control of governing body
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer

Six of the Old Bridge Township Council’s nine seats will be up for grabs in November’s general election. More...


Nine board hopefuls talk views on schools
School taxes, budget & $47M referendum among topics
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

Credibility, communication and the need to find new ways to fund education were among the topics presented to Sayreville Board of Education candidates last week. More...


Young kings and queens get creative with chess
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

SAYREVILLE — It was a chess-themed night, complete with plenty of strategy and ultimately a checkmate. More...


O.B. spends $262K on arena roof
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer

OLD BRIDGE — The Township Council unanimously approved two bond ordinances Monday night that will authorize improvement projects that include the replacement of the ice arena roof. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Volunteers will clean up two waterways in E.B.
New Jersey Community Water Watch at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, will join with community members to mark Earth Day with cleanups of Ireland’s Brook and Saw Mill Brook, both East Brunswick. The two waterways are tributaries of the Raritan River, a major source of drinking water in Middlesex Co More...
•Home-schooling social, support group forming
•Blood drives planned in Old Bridge, Sayreville
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 Letters
•NL action is win for boro, taxpayers, county
Finally, score one for the taxpayers. The recent decision by Middlesex County Assignment Judge Robert Longi to allow the borough of Sayreville to proceed with the condemnation of the 400-plus-acre National Lead site is a victory for the borough, for the county and for the taxpayers. More...
•Ticketed driver should accept consequences for actions
•Dog found at Edgeboro landfill doing well in North Carolina
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 Editorials
•Much at stake during upcoming school vote
Residents of Sayreville face not one, but two big decisions Tuesday, both dealing with the immediate future of the borough’s school district and the costs related to it. On that date, voters will be asked not only to OK a nearly $67 million budget to pay for the 2005-06 school year, but also whether More...
•Cartoon
•Credit card offers: Pay now and keep on paying
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Ruth Bellante Mrs. Bellante, 88, of the Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick, died April 7 at her daughter’s Monmouth Junction residence. Born in Sayreville, she resided in New Brunswick prior to moving to North Brunswick in 1991, and to her daughter’s house two years ago. She was a secre More...
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 Sports
•Jersey Blues rolling along on baseball diamond
BCC is 17-1 and ranked fourth in the country
When Johnny Johnson said, “everything is going well” with the Brookdale Community College (BCC) baseball team, it was an understatement. More...
•Spotswood team is on the offensive early on
•Sports Shorts
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