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North Brunswick schools celebrate counselors in February
By Jennifer Amato NORTH BRUNSWICK – The North Brunswick School District will celebrate the work of its school counselors during National School Counseling Week. Sponsored by the American School Counselor Association, the week of Feb. 1-5 will honor school counselors who “implement comprehensive school counseling programs, a vital part of the educational process for all students as…
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Colts Neck wrestling team ready to make its move
By Tim Morris A quick glance at the Colts Neck High School wrestling team’s starting lineup can be deceiving. Seeing the preponderance of sophomores and juniors would lead one to believe that the Cougars were still a work in progress and probably a year away from making some noise. However, the Cougars are ready to…
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Police seek suspects in burglaries
MANALAPAN — Police are seeking the individuals who committed burglaries on Dec. 30 and Jan. 5 at two locations in Manalapan. Police said that on Dec. 30, officers responded to a commercial building on Tennent Road for a reported burglary. Police said unknown individuals forcibly entered the building and once inside they accessed individual offices.…
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Camp defines and develops character
Merriam-Webster’s online dictionary defines character as one of the attributes or features that make up and distinguish an individual. Character development is tricky. It isn’t something that can be learned from a textbook or in a lecture — it is learned through teachable moments and experiences. So where can families turn to help provide the…
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Confidence, wins increasing for Knights’ boys hoops team
By Warren Rappleyea On the heels of a 59-50 victory over Sayreville War Memorial High School Jan. 16, Old Bridge High School’s boys basketball team is 8-3 and coach Jim Macomber believes his team can make its way to the final four of the Greater Middlesex Conference (GMC) Tournament. There’s a lot of basketball to…
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Bombers look to rebound from recent losses
By Warren Rappleyea After winning 10 of its first 11 games, Sayreville War Memorial High School’s boys basketball team is looking to bounce back after losing two straight. “You’re always going to have some adversity during the season. It’s how you react to it that matters,” Bombers’ coach John Wojcik said. “We had a bad…
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