Category: archives
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Family given honorary diploma for Kevin Seit
Teacher Michael Lapotasky presents the diploma to Kevin Seit’s brother Tim and sister Krystle during the June 18 commencement exercises. Photo by Mary Ellen Zangara
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Class of 2008 bids farewell to SBHS
Staff photo by John Keating Andy Applegate plays one last song with the high school’s wind ensemble.
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Summer’s here, so are the Willows
Short-handed squad drops opener to SP The Willows Swim Team of South Brunswick hosted the first dual meet of the summer Saturday and, while swimming severely short handed, dropped a 165-111 decision to South Plainfield. The Willows welcomed back Courtney DeRosa and Matt Osman as co-head coach’s and welcomed in new assistant coach Jim Gaylord.…
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Store will close its doors after 3 decades in town
By Jessica Ercolino, Staff Writer ALLENTOWN In the borough’s oldest retail gift store this week, things won’t only be “off the wall,” they’ll be flying off the shelves. That’s because Karen Deets, owner of Allentown’s Off the Wall Craft Gallery, recently announced that the store would be closing after more than 31 years in…
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Things to Do
June 26 Concert in the park: The local singers of Hidden Gems will perform Indian Bollywood music. 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Beechwoods Park gazebo, Beekman Road. The concert will be held at Greenbrook Elementary School, Roberts Street, in case of rain. For more information, call 732-329-4000, ext. 7671, or visit www.sbtnj.net.…
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Town set for Fourth of July
by Emily Laermer, Staff Writer The South Brunswick Recreation Department is hosting a fireworks display and concert at the township’s high school on Independence Day. ”It’s something a lot of people look forward to,” said Tom Morris, Recreation Department director. “It’s great for socializing and just getting together. Everyone is welcome.” This year’s concert will…
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State promises to pay for property’s cleanup
By Audrey Levine Staff Writer Mayor Lillian Zuza said Monday the state will pay for the cleanup of a contaminated property that the borough is moving to seize. In its first correspondence with the borough about the property at the corner of Kyle and South Main streets in 15 years, the Department of Environmental Protection…
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New zone created along Route 206
By Audrey Levine Staff Writer New designation seen as draw for service businesses Homeowners living on and near land that would be covered by the proposed Highway Service Zone along Route 206 had lots of questions at Tuesday’s public hearing. Despite the comments by about 10 residents, the Township Committee unanimously approved the ordinance to…
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Bear wanders into Cranbury
by Davy James, Staff Writer The odyssey of a wandering bear cub continued over the weekend as the rogue black bear moved from South Brunswick into Cranbury. The bear, weighing about 120 pounds, was first spotted June 17 in the area of Route 27 and Beekman Road according to South Brunswick Police spokesman Sgt. James…
