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American Legion seeks Boys State applicants
American Legion Post 401, South Brunswick, is preparing for its annual summer ritual of sending delegates from South Brunswick High School to Jersey Boys State, a mythical 51st state organized and administered for citizenship training purposes under the auspices of the America Legion, Department of New Jersey. To qualify to attend New Jersey Boys State,…
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S.B. man sentenced to 64 yrs. for murdering his parents
SOUTH BRUNSWICK — Michael A. Maltese, 22, who was found guilty of passion/ provocation manslaughter in the death of his father and guilty of the murder of his mother, was sentenced Jan 21. Maltese was sentenced to 64 years in prison for his crimes. He must serve a minimum of 85 percent before being eligible…
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Workshop on how to navigate the Web
The South Brunswick Parent Academy (SBPA) will host “Research Resources at Your Fingertips: Strategies for Promoting Academic Excellence and Ethical Behavior” from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Jan. 31 at Crossroads North Middle School, 635 Georges Road The seminar is designed to help parents guide their children to navigate the Web for valid and quality information…
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Crabiel’s memory honored with new building at MCC
Crabiel Hall replaces last of the wooden structures from the Raritan Arsenal Guests explore the culinary lab during a tour of David B. Crabiel Hall on the campus of Middlesex County College, Edison, on Jan. 18. The 36,000-square-foot building holds 13 classrooms, as well as computer labs, conference and meeting rooms, a student lounge and…
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South Amboy mayor takes over with ‘rousing’ mandate
CODA GREG BEAN The next time you consider staying home on Election Day because it seems that one vote doesn’t really matter, give new SouthAmboy Mayor Fred Henry a call so he can set you straight. This story won’t come as a surprise to residents of that community or readers of Greater Media’s newspaper, the…
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Protect pharmaceutical assistance for aged and disabled
PharmaceuticalAssistance for the Aged and Disabled (PAAD) and Senior Gold help low-income older adults or those with disabilities pay for their prescription medications. A year ago, grappling with a terrible deficit, Gov. Christie suggested cuts to these programs that would have increased the amount beneficiaries had to pay for their medications. This year, the governor…
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Urges senators to support EPA, ensure clean air in N.J.
When considering the public health of New Jersey families, the ability to breathe clean air should be a main concern. However, coal-fired power plants and industrial facilities release hundreds of thousands of tons of dangerous pollutants every year. According to a study done by the Clean Air Task Force in 2010, more than 13,000 deaths…
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New Jersey scores healthy gains for kids
New Jersey is one of just 15 states to earn a federal bonus for enrolling more children in NJ FamilyCare, the state’s health coverage program. This is a big win for kids. Thousands more New Jersey children will get the quality medical care that can help them grow up healthy. This would not have been…
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Legislators thanked for concussion law
Last month Gov. Chris Christie signed a law that will protect youth across New Jersey from the dangers of sports concussion. The law was sponsored by Assemblyman Patrick Diegnan (D-18th District) and Sen. Richard Codey (D-27th District). The Brain Injury Association of New Jersey would like to thank all the leaders involved in this state…
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