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Front PageSeptember 22, 2005 


Resident seeks testing of Melrose air quality
Boro officials are asked for help amid environmental concerns
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer
     Something is killing the trees in one Sayreville neighborhood.And at least one man has expressed the concern that the problems could be more serious than dying vegetation.
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Okun to say goodbye in June after 40 years
Superintendent began career as substitute teacher in Old Bridge
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer
     Offering their superintendent two standing ovations and some emotional words of support Tuesday, the Old Bridge Board of Education reluctantly accepted the retirement of Nicole Okun.
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Lack of OBHS parking creates town dilemma
Trespassing, vandalism to cars among complaints presented to O.B. council
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer
     OLD BRIDGE — With the new single high school campus has come a new problem: inadequate parking for students.
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Little saints
PHOTOS BY MIGUEL JUAREZ staff
     Top photo, Isaac Mercado, a kindergartner at St. Ambrose School, Old Bridge, and his mother place crayons in a backpack that will go to a child affected by Hurricane Katrina. Above, fourth-graders Lexa Granat and Erin Schneider fill backpacks with school supplies Monday. Below, kindergartner Liam Ha...
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Comedy club proposed for Cinema 9 building
Primetime Sports Bar needs boro approval to extend liquor license
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer
     SAYREVILLE — An area sports bar is hoping its bid for comedy doesn’t end in sorrow.
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DuPont looks to give Sayreville 120 acres
Land near nature preserve would be kept mostly as open space
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer
     SAYREVILLE — This land is your land. That’s what local officials are hoping will be the case with land owned by DuPont, which has offered nearly 120 acres to the borough for use as open space.
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Old New York event to help Katrina victims
     OLD BRIDGE — Like so many others touched by the devastation left in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, Kim Guzman felt the need to help.
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For the Record
PHOTOS BY MIGUEL JUAREZ staff
     At top, Daniel Williams, a second-grader at Old Bridge’s Carpenter School, places an American flag in front of the school’s memorial for the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Below, Connor Romano holds a flag as students reflect during the Sept. 9 ceremony. The students’ identities were i...
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Board talks roadwork with Woodhaven reps
Hearings continue on plans for 763 homes off Texas Road
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer
     OLD BRIDGE — The Planning Board continued hearings last week on plans to bring 113 single-family homes, 292 townhouses and 358 multifamily homes to property near Texas Road.
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Woman strives to help some of world’s neediest
Karen Brotea invests time, money in helping Ecuadorian community
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer
     SAYREVILLE — It takes a village to build a village.
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Gravity shmavity
     Martial arts student Catie Crespo, of Old Bridge, performs a backflip and breaks a board during a demonstration Sunday at Marlboro Day.
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Flynn, Sinagra vying for 5-year clerk term
BY SETH MANDEL Staff Writer
     A10-year veteran of the Middlesex County Clerk’s post will be challenged in the Nov. 8 election by a candidate whose past public service includes nine years on his local governing body.
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Minor injuries reported in bus, truck collision
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer
     OLD BRIDGE — A collision on a Route 9 north access road last week caused several injuries and traffic problems, according to police.
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Police seek suspect in fireplace poker robbery
BY LAUREN MATTHEW Staff Writer
     OLD BRIDGE — Police are seeking information regarding a man accused of robbing a township resident Saturday by threatening the victim with a fireplace poker.
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