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CHRIS KELLY staffTaylor Ciccone, 11, helps spread compost in a new garden at Schirra School in Old Bridge on Friday. Each grade level worked on its own garden with help from Lowe’s Home Improvement Center in Marlboro. More...
Compromised building plan gets thumbs down
Sides disagree on density of proposed housing at Krome site
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

Sayreville officials and many residents held firm last week to their stance that a proposed community on Route 35 cannot include more than 144 units. More...


Union rallies troops against O.B. proposal

Zoning board set to continue Esplanade hearings tonight More...


Five sites now possible for compressor facility
Natural gas company now considering two sites on Hercules land
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

SAYREVILLE — A natural gas company has identified a fifth site as the potential location for a new compressor facility. More...


School board ready to usher in new era
Kevin Ciak will serve as board prez; three new members sworn in
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

SAYREVILLE — A new president on the Board of Education hoped to put to rest a familiar topic when the board reorganized this week. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Community Bulletin Board
Bandit’s Spring Bazaar on tap at animal shelter
Sayreville Pet Adoption Center, 1400 Main St., will hold its Bandit’s Spring Bazaar from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 1. All proceeds will benefit the shelter’s spay/neuter fund. More...
•Youngsters, parents invited to discuss book
•Making strides
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 Letters
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Assemblyman, freeholder are urged to ‘work things out ‘
There comes a time in everybody’s career when tough decisions have to be made for the big picture and for the good of the party. I believe we have come to that crossroads — and to that time — regarding the New Jersey State Assembly race in the 13th Legislative District. More...
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 Editorials
•Rough campaigns ahead
The stage has been set for what promises to be some heated election campaigns in the months ahead, particularly when it comes to Old Bridge. More...
•Opinion
•For the Record
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Carol A. Gilbert Smith Mrs. Smith, 69, of the Parlin section of Sayreville, died April 25 in Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, New Brunswick. She worked at National Lead Co., Sayreville, and was employed as a receptionist for several local chiropractors. A part-time aide for Assemblyman Jo More...
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 Schools
•O.B. school pays tribute to victims of Sept. 11
Victim’s son: Memorial will serve as reminder of country’s strongest assets
OLD BRIDGE — Little League and basketball coach, caring son, military veteran, amateur chef in the making. More...
•Students’ artwork will be showcased at gallery
•Calvary Chapel to open Christian school in fall
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 Sports
•Sports short
SCOTT PILLING staffCarley Thompson, 3, carries a balloon along the route of the Sayreville Athletic Association opening day parade Saturday. More...
•In a league of their own
•Chargers enjoy another solid season on courts
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