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2016 wins and losses for New Jersey’s land and water
By Michele S. Byers The year 2016 ended with a mixed environmental record for New Jersey. While there were a few true gains, there were many losses and some mixed outcomes. Perhaps the best environmental news of the year was the final passage of state funding for preserving parks, natural areas, farmland and historic sites…
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South Brunswick dominating early in boys’ basketball season
By Warren Rappleyea South Brunswick High School’s boys’ basketball team remained dominant on the hardwood over the holiday break, taking all three games in the annual round robin Brunswick Classic in comfortable fashion. The Vikings, who were set to resume the regular season Jan. 3 at home against Piscataway Township High School, have been outstanding…
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Ravens hockey team looks to heal, get back on winning path
By Wayne Witkowski The Robbinsville/Allentown Ravens co-op ice hockey team has been off for the winter break, as coach Dan Bergan had the team pass up playing in a Christmas tournament this year to rest, which may have turned out to be an even wiser decision with first line forward Joe Pontrelli out for two…
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Freehold Township girls off to strong start in the pool
By Jeff Appelblatt Coach Brittany Bott was sure her swim teams at Freehold Township High School would be competitive this year, and she was certain she had at least a few girls that would have seasons to brag about. However, the performances the girls put up to start the season has left the coach stunned.…
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Freehold Township on track for winning ice hockey campaign
By Jeff Appelblatt There’s one thing Freehold Township High School ice hockey coach Mike Celano hopes for from his team this year, and so far, so good. “The number in the win column is larger than in the other,” the coach said. “That’s a good thing.” Last year’s team went 10-12-1, so the losses outnumbered…
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‘This Magic Moment’ performance and dessert slated Jan. 10
Various Sounds of Music – “This Magic Moment” performance will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Jan. 10, with dessert at 1 p.m., at The Jewish Community Center of Middlesex County, 1775 Oak Tree Rd., Edison. Harvey Rich, Patrice and Doreen entertain and educate with songs of the 50s and 60s. The cost is $10…
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Revisit the past with ‘1950s Music, News and Trivia’ Jan. 10
David Aaron will present “1950s Music, News and Trivia” at 10:30 a.m. on Jan. 10 at The Jewish Community Center of Middlesex County (JCCMC), 1775 Oak Tree Rd., Edison. When the Big Band Era came to an end during the late 1940s, popular music by singers took over America’s musical preferences. Songs on the radio…
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Duplicate Bridge offered
Duplicate Bridge with Al Steinberger, director, will be offered every Wednesday from 1-4 p.m. at The Jewish Community Center of Middlesex County, 1775 Oak Tree Rd., Edison. The cost per session is $6 for JCCMC members; $8 for nonmembers. Come with a partner or by yourself. New players are always welcome. Light refreshments will be…
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Live Well @ The JCC – Zumba Gold classes scheduled
The Jewish Community Center of Middlesex County, 1775 Oak Tree Rd., Edison, will offer Live Well @ The JCC – Zumba Gold with Instructor Peggy Potter from 9-10 a.m. from Jan. 3-March 29. Zumba Gold is geared towards the active older adult and the deconditioned exerciser. This aerobic program is inspired by various styles of…
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