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October 8, 2009
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Tom Holthausen of Sayreville maneuvers Charlie through an obstacle course during the borough's Bark in the Park event at Kennedy Park Sunday. Working with him are daughter Victoria, 6, and son Spencer, 8, and trainer Robin Geller-Caristo. More...
Biz owner charged in murder plot
FBI says Passalaqua offered to kill four for $10K each
BY BRIAN DONAHUE Staff Writer

Alocal resident and business owner is accused of setting a scheme to murder four people in exchange for money, and also taking part in a series of burglaries in Middlesex County. More...


Rt. 35 traffic signals to get camera system
Those who run red lights will be mailed a summons
BY JENNIFER BOOTON Staff Writer

Surveillance cameras may soon catch motorists who run red lights at two Route 35 intersections in Sayreville. The violators caught on film would be mailed a ticket from the police department and have to pay an $85 fine. More...


Afternoon showers didn't dampen the festivities for Kamryn Kasper, 4, of Perth Amboy, as she decides which balloon animal to get from Spotswood's Diane Charmers during Old Bridge Day, held Saturday at the municipal complex on Route 516. Another photo, page 25. More...


Eight suspects charged in robberies, break-ins
'Crew' accused in home invasions, civic hall burglaries
BY BRIAN DONAHUE Staff Writer

Eight men have been arrested on charges they worked as a crew over the past two years, burglarizing and in some cases robbing businesses, civic halls and homeowners around Middlesex County. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Diabetes program coming to library
"Dealing with Diabetes" will be presented 10 a.m.-noon Oct. 10 at the Old Bridge Public Library Main Branch, Route 516 and Cottrell Road. The educational program is designed to enlighten and empower patients by giving them the information and tools they need to make lifestyle changes to improve a... More...
•Elks to celebrate at Oct. 17 Italian Night
•Antique Appraisal coming to Dowdell
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 Letters
•Assemblyman rates praise for legislation
I am a Korean War-era veteran. When veterans of World War II returned home from the war, our government provided a number of programs that helped them to assimilate back into everyday life. Today, veterans returning from war also are offered a host of programs including financial assistance to he... More...
•Former GOP official has no dispute with mayor
•Lack of logic in claims regarding success, benefit of TNR programs
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 Greg Bean's Column
•It's official: Distracted drivers are a menace
I was driving down the Turnpike yesterday when a car with U.S. government plates passed me, and the driver was madly interfacing with what looked like some sort of electronic device. Well, I thought, President Obama might have signed an executive order prohibiting people driving government cars f... More...
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 Obituaries
•Edward A. Pelszynski
Mr. Pelszynski, 78, of the Parlin section of Sayreville, died Sept. 30, 2009, in Raritan Bay Medical Center, Perth Amboy division. Prior to his retirement in 1992, he was employed as a powerhouse engineer with Johnson & Johnson Personal Products Division, North Brunswick, where he worked for 25 ye... More...
•James J. Lynch
•Joan A. Brzozowski Olszewski
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 Sports
•Return of serve
Old Bridge High School's Emily Slater prepares to hit the ball to New Brunswick's Satreethia Sasinin in the GMC Tournament in Edison Sept. 30. More...
•Bombers well positioned for tournament action
•SRHS boys set sights on another title run
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