Author: Greater Media
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Police find no incident at scene of 911 report
By TAYLOR M. LIER Staff Writer UPPER FREEHOLD — Speaking at the April 2 meeting of the Township Committee, Township Committeeman Stephen Alexander thanked the New Jersey State Police for their effort in responding to a 911 call that officials later said appeared to be a false alarm. “I want to thank the police for…
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Where to find autism resources
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that, as of 2014, autism spectrum disorder affects 1 in 68 children across the country. This new estimate is 30 percent higher than previous reports, which may be indicative of better measuring devices, more people coming forward or a greater prevalence of autism across the board. “Autism…
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Plays-in-the-Park auditions scheduled
Middlesex County’s Plays-in-the-Park will hold auditions for its 2015 summer season. Open calls will be held at 7 p.m. April 17 and on noon from April 18-19. Those interested should come prepared with approximately 16 bars of an up-tempo show tune. An accompanist will be provided. They should also bring their own sheet music in…
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Meridian Health to elevate cancer services in Monmouth and Ocean County facilities
Furthering its commitment to improve the health and well-being of the residents of New Jersey, Meridian Health has launched a $128 million investment to bring a higher level of care close to home by enhancing its cancer services in Monmouth and Ocean counties.The massive project builds upon well established and trusted cancer services already offered…
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Ankle sprains may lead to long-term problems with balance and pain
By Jerry Moczerniuk P.T., D.P.T. The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons lists ankle sprains as one of the most common orthopedic injuries. It is an injury that frequently occurs not only in athletes, but also in the general population. It is also an injury that is often undermined and not treated appropriately. An ankle sprain…
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Buddy Ball soccer seeks players, volunteers
North Brunswick’s Buddy Ball soccer program will accept registration for the spring season. The program provides sports opportunities for children age 5 and older who have physical and developmental disabilities. Volunteers from seventh grade to high school are needed. College students and adult volunteers are also welcome. For more information or an application, visit www.northbrunswicksoccer.org.…
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Market Madness show welcomes vendors
The St. Thomas the Apostle Market Madness Vendor and Craft Show is set for 9 a.m.- 3 p.m. May 16 at the school auditorium, Route 18 south, Old Bridge. The event will accommodate 91 vendors. There will be a 50/50 raffle. For more information, call 732-761-0077 or email [email protected].
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Gabriel
TOP PICK Young Prince Gabriel is dashing and debonair, well-trained in sword fighting and horseback riding — and set to inherit his grandfather’s vast fortune. There’s just one problem: On his 16th birthday, Gabriel finds out that he is a she. How will Gabriel proceed to live and love in the rigidity of the 19th…
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Police to target drivers using cell phones
The Old Bridge Police Department (OBPD) will conduct special enforcement patrols through April 21 targeting distracted drivers using handheld cell phones and text messaging. The 2015 Distracted Driver Crackdown: U Drive, U Text, U Pay, carried out in conjunction with the state Division of Highway Traffic Safety, is designed to raise awareness about the dangers…
