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Educator ends 45 years of serving O.B. schools
Joan George served as teacher, administrator and elected official
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer
For more than 40 years, Joan George has been a mainstay of Old Bridge education. More...
Omnipoint, residents clash over tower site
Zoning Board hears testimony on plans for cell tower on Rt. 34
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer

Omnipoint representatives have been testifying before the Old Bridge Zoning Board for almost two years. More...

SERA denies Verizon’s request for tower site
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

SAYREVILLE — A proposal to build a new cell tower in the borough has been rejected. More...


Student gets 18 months in OBHS bomb threats
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer

OLD BRIDGE — A township teen has been sentenced to 18 months in juvenile prison in connection with four written bomb threats made in district schools this school year. More...


Community lends hand to boro family’s struggle
K of C plans May 21 benefit for girl, 10, recovering from leukemia
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

SAYREVILLE — When Walter Dioses found out his 10-year-old daughter, Karen, was diagnosed with leukemia, he could not believe it. More...


Police arrest 3 teens after chase thru boro
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

SAYREVILLE — Three area juveniles led police on a late-night car chase in the borough early Sunday. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Women’s educational program set at hospital
The Center for Women at Raritan Bay Medical Center, Old Bridge division, will sponsor an educational program titled “The Treatment of Varicose Veins” at 7 p.m. on May 18 in the hospital’s Medical Arts Building, adjacent to the medical center, off Ferry Road, between routes 9 and 18. More...
•Church youth group reschedules flea market
•Cut-a-thon to aid transplant recipient
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 Letters
•Letters
Residents deserve thanks for support of school budget More...
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 Editorials
•Regressive property tax should not continue to fund education
Your Turn Guest Column
It’s about time our elected officials in the state Senate and Assembly look around at their constituents and recognize that many of them are struggling to pay their bills. More...
•If you want good press, it’s gonna cost you
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Neil Andrade Mr. Andrade, 73, of Easton, Pa., formerly of Old Bridge, died May 8 in Easton Hospital. A son, Clifford, died in 1987, and a daughter, Ursula, died in 2001. Surviving are his wife, Ursula; five daughters, Petra Ragucci of Lakewood, Michele Samoilis of Fair Lawn, Linda Mecca of Jackso More...
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 Schools
•Community celebrates school’s 75th birthday
SAYREVILLE — It’s been 75 years. For parents, teachers and alumni of the Wilson School, one of the oldest educational institutions in the borough, the anniversary was cause for a special celebration. A homecoming party of sorts was held Friday night at the Dane Street school. More...
•Grease stars
•It’s all about respect at O.B. middle school
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 Sports
•Daily double for BCC as baseball, softball win
10th straight region title for women
Brookdale Community College’s spectacular spring sports season continues. More...
•Bears still the king of the GMC’s courts
•Postseason picture begins to clear up for local teams
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