Category: Sentinel-EBS News

  • There are many benefits to dental implants

    By Dr. Kosmas Kasimatis Coping with missing teeth is not easy, which is why so many people are opting for dental implants to replace them.The reason for this is quite obvious: dental implants last a long time, they replace missing teeth, and people can chew better; overall, people can function better. People smile with confidence…

  • Freedman Chiropractic sheds light on National Chiropractic Health Month

    By Dr. Kenneth Freedman Freedman Chiropractic Center, located in East Brunswick, would like to take this opportunity to inform area residents about National Chiropractic Health Month, which will take place in October. The purpose of the month is to educate area residents about the many steps they can take toward optimal health, wellness and better…

  • Married 63 years, couple finally walks down the aisle

    By KATHY CHANG Staff Writer Joan and Larry Sanislo make their first toast after renewing their vows during a wedding ceremony at Georges Road Baptist Church in North Brunswick on Sept. 20. The two Milltown residents were married 63 years after eloping on Sept. 20. 1952. REBECCA NOWALSKI Sixty-three years ago, Joan and Larry Sanislo,…

  • Affordable housing nonprofit seeks board members

    The East Brunswick Community Housing Corp. has announced a need for new board members to participate in its mission of keeping East Brunswick affordable. The EHCÓC goal is to increase the opportunity for affordable housing for those who need it and assist in insuring that those in our program are successful in their tenancy. The…

  • East Brunswick ready to move ahead on Rt. 18 redevelopment

    By MICHAEL NUNES Staff Writer EAST BRUNSWICK — The Township Council has taken the next step to revitalize deteriorating properties along Route 18 by designating the areas in need of redevelopment. At the Sept. 28 meeting, council members Michael Hughes, James Wendell and Denise Contrino voted to accept the recommendation of the planning board to…

  • Feds green light wind lease off New Jersey coast

    By ADAM C. UZIALKO Staff Writer The winds of change are blowing seven miles off the coast of New Jersey, according to an announcement by the federal government. The U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) announced last week that 343,833 acres offshore New Jersey would be included in a lease sale scheduled for Nov. 9.…

  • Candidates look toward November general elections

    By ADAM C. UZIALKO Staff Writer MONROE – The Nov. 3 general election is just weeks away and three tickets are jockeying for the office of mayor and two, four-year seats on the Township Council. The local Democratic Party, which has occupied the mayorship for 28 years, is saying goodbye to longtime Mayor Richard Pucci.…

  • Drought watch prompts conservation push

    By ADAM C. UZIALKO Staff Writer In response to a drought watch issued by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), water suppliers and environmental advocates are actively encouraging users to conserve water. Tom Shroba, senior director of operations for New Jersey American Water’s Northern Operations, said customers cutting down on usage would hopefully…

  • Police campaign ‘puts the brakes’ on fatal accidents

    By MICHAEL NUNES Staff Writer East Brunswick — The East Brunswick Police Department is adopting a new campaign to crack down on motor vehicle crashes due to an increase in fatalities. “We’ve experienced several fatal motor vehicle accidents over the past year,” said Sgt. Chris Soke, who is with the department’s special operations division. With…