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January 29, 2009
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JEFF GRANIT staff Marcus Munyiri, a first-grader at St. Stanislaus Kostka School in Sayreville, reaches for the bowling pin before kindergartner Kasia Jedruchniewicz can get to it during Capture the Pin, one of Tuesday's Gym Day events. More photos, page 21. More...
GOP says boro official must vacate his seat
SERA Commissioner D'Addio says he'll take Sayreville to court
BY MICHAEL ACKER Staff Writer

Acommissioner on the Sayreville Economic Redevelopment Agency is challenging the Borough Council's call for his resignation from the agency. More...


Builder seeks stimulus funds for N.L. project
O'Neill discusses plans for former Nat'l Lead site
BY MICHAEL ACKER Staff Writer

O'Neill Properties is asking that Sayreville work with it to see if funds can be secured for public infrastructure projects as the firm plans the redevelopment of the former National Lead site. Calling it the Sayreville Seaport project, J. Brian O'Neill Sr. More...


SCOTT FRIEDMAN Fifth-graders Eryn Handy (l) and Brittney Key practice defensive drills during a Sayreville Athletic Association girls' basketball clinic Jan. 15 at Truman School. More...


Area teens witness history, firsthand
High school students cherish memories of inauguration
BY LAURA KANTLEHNER Correspondent

For Old Bridge High School junior Christina Lombardo, the inauguration of President Barack Obama was "an unforgettable moment in time." And it's a day she will never forget, as she was able to witness the monumental event in person, thanks to LeadAmerica. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Peer mentors sought at children's hospital
PSE&G Children's Specialized Hospital, New Brunswick, is seeking peer mentors who have a disability and/or have had rehabilitation needs and would like to share experiences with current rehabilitation patients. Individuals must be age 16-30, and be at least two years post injury or illness onset. More...
•'The Duchess' first up for library film fest
•Polish Cadets sponsor Feb. 8 bus trip to A.C.
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 Letters
•Community was generous, even in difficult times
Iwould like to take this opportunity to convey my sincerest thanks to the many individuals and families who donated food, supplies, toys, treats and monetary gifts to Sayreville Pet Adoption Center this holiday season. More...
•Holiday was special, thanks to many
•Wal-Mart will keep working for customers, offering careers
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 Editorials
•For the Record
The Sayreville Housing for Seniors Corporation, a nonprofit organization, owns and operates Gillette Manor, which is located in Sayreville. A Jan. 22 article on the proposed Gillette Towers development in Sayreville listed an incorrect owner and town for Gillette Manor. More...
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 Greg Bean's Column
•In the newspaper business, the only constant is change
When I landed my first job in journalism 30 years ago this month, I had a freshly minted sheepskin proclaiming my Master of Arts in English (one of the most worthless degrees in the world in terms of making a living), no experience and an overinflated opinion of my writing ability. More...
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 Obituaries
•Irene Gilewski Jones
Mrs. Jones, 82, of Sayreville, died Jan. 16, 2009, in Saint Peter's University Hospital, New Brunswick. Surviving are her husband, Walter; three children, Ken, and his wife, Maryann, of Sayreville, Beverly Lubliner, and her husband, Mark, of Cornelius, N.C., and John, and his wife, Carla, of Brook... More...
•E. Brian Pfarr
•Lee Kaplan
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 Sports
•Rutgers wrestling defeats in-state rival at the RAC
ERIC SUCAR staff Rutgers' Matt Pletcher (l) battles over position with Rider's Jason Lapham (r) during their 165-pound bout held at the Rutgers Athletic Center in Piscataway on Jan. 24. More...
•Sayreville wrestling having another strong season
•Sports Shorts
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