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Resident says New Jersey can’t afford voucher program
Like most N.J. residents, I support our state’s excellent public school system. Those schools have consistently ranked first or second in the nation on various measures of educational quality. For example, New Jersey has the highest Advanced Placement (AP) test scores in the nation, and our public school students scored even higher on those tests…
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A vegan diet may be a healthier alternative
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, the perfect time for people to switch to a vegan diet and reduce their risk for cancer and other life-threatening diseases. According to the American Cancer Society, “Adiet high in fat, especially fat from animal sources, can increase the risk of colorectal cancer.” Research shows that people who…
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Preservation of Pulda properties is right move for towns, county
Congratulations are in order to South Brunswick Township, whose officials worked toward preserving the historic Pulda Farm. After four years of negotiations, the land sale was recently finalized, protecting the 192-acre parcel located adjacent to Pigeon Swamp State Forest. The history dates back to a land grant from King George III of England in 1652…
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S.B. approves funding to upgrade police equipment
BY SAM SLAUGHTER Staff Writer SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The Township Council recently approved an ordinance appropriating $1.425 million in bonds and notes that would allow for the purchasing of new police dispatch equipment. “It’s not a question of should we or not. We have to,” Public Affairs Coordinator Rot Schmalz said. Upgrading the system will…
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SBPD honors officers during awards dinner
BY SAM SLAUGHTER Staff Writer SOUTH BRUNSWICK — The South Brunswick Police Department recognized the efforts of its force at their 13th annual awards dinner, held at the Doubletree Hotel on Feb. 26. Twenty-two officers were given commendations for acts of bravery and outstanding actions. “These officers displayed the best our agency has to offer.…
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Book sale in S.B. to assist Project Grad.
South Brunswick High School Project Graduation is sponsoring its annual used book sale 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 12 in the school’s cafeteria, Ridge Road. Paperbacks and children’s books will be 50 cents, and hard covers will be $1 to $1.50. Project Graduation provides an all-night, substance-free celebration for the graduating class. The book…
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John Adams School seeks old-time photos
John Adams Elementary School, 1450 Redmond St., North Brunswick, will celebrate its 50th anniversary on March 18. Anyone with photos from the 1960s is asked to share them with the school. Call 732-289- 3100 for more information.
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N.B. to offer passport services March 10, 26
The North Brunswick Township Municipal Clerk’s Office, 710 Hermann Road, will offer passport services 4-8 p.m. March 10 and 8:30 a.m. to noon March 26. Passport photos will be taken on-site. For information or to pick up an application, call 732-247-0922, ext. 470, or visit the Clerk’s Office.
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