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Community, vendors invited to Spring Fair
The Presbyterian Church of Jamesburg, 175 Gatzmer Ave., will hold its fourth annual Spring Fair 10 a.m.-5 p.m. May 30. In the event of rain, the fair will take place noon-6 p.m. May 31. Some vendor spots remain open. There will be rides, “bouncies,” pedal go-carts, games, food, prizes, face painting, live music and more.…
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Columbiettes seek vendors, crafters
The Columbiettes of Immaculate Conception Knights of Columbus Council No. 4907 will sponsor its annual Flea Market/ Craft Show 9 a.m.-3 p.m. May 16 in the church parking lot, Manalapan Road, Spotswood. Fee is $15 per space. Vendors and crafters are sought. The event will take place rain or shine. For more information and to…
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South Amboy school budget raises tax levy by 2 percent
By KATHY CHANG Staff Writer SOUTH AMBOY — The South Amboy Public Schools budget for 2015-16, which includes technology upgrades, will result in an average school tax increase of $107 for taxpayers. The $16.1 million budget, which school officials said would continue to allow the district to provide quality services to students, was adopted by…
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Focus on environment earns Samsel teacher a ‘Hero’ award
By ADAM C. UZIALKO Staff Writer Jennifer Mahieu, a science teacher at Samsel Upper Elementary School, Sayreville, accepts the “Teacher as Hero” award. Mahieu was recognized by the National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia for empowering students to develop environmental awareness and leadership. SAYREVILLE — A teacher at Samsel Upper Elementary School (SUES) was honored for…
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Knights of Columbus to hold yoga classes
Yoga classes will be held 6:30-7:20 p.m. Tuesdays at the Knights of Columbus, 308 Fourth St., South Amboy. A yoga mat is required. Drop-in rate is $10. Packages will be available at a reduced rate. A portion of the proceeds benefits the Columbian Club Council No. 426. Preregistration is required by calling Denise at 732-525-9536…
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Board majority supports $149M Old Bridge school budget
By KATHY CHANG Staff Writer OLD BRIDGE — Board of Education President Matthew Sulikowski supported his first school budget last week. The board voted 8-1 in favor of the 2015-16 school district spending plan that totals $149 million at the regular board meeting on April 29 after Business Administrator Joseph Marra presented the budget to…
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Notice of intent protects player’s right to sue
By ADAM C. UZIALKO Staff Writer The attorney for a Sayreville High School football player charged in the alleged hazing scandal said a notice of intent to file a $2 million lawsuit is largely procedural and does not mean a suit is imminent. Richard Klein, who is representing former Sayreville War Memorial High School football…
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Community grows with the help of master gardeners
By CHRISTINE BARCIA Staff Writer Matt Milburn, left, and Michele Bakacs work in the butterfly garden at Davidsons Mill Pond Park, South Brunswick, April 22. FRANK WOJCIECHOWSKI School gardens are in high demand, as they cultivate more than fruits and vegetables. Bringing lessons in science, the environment and the community out of the classroom, these…
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‘American Idol’ contestant has happy homecoming
By JEREMY GROSSMAN Staff Writer “American Idol” contestant Jax returns home to East Brunswick for a performance at the Playhouse 22 community theater in front of more than 1,000 friends and fans. For the story, see page 3. SCOTT FRIEDMANF Los Angeles might appear to have everything, but for “American Idol” hopeful Jax, there are…
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