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Q&A
License lull with Sharon Peters Q: My son and my two nieces are between 17 and 20 years old, and none of them has sought out a driver’s license. Most of their friends haven’t either. I’m wondering if this is the way of today’s youth. A: Yes, you’ve spotted a mini trend that is being…
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Basements: Big opportunities a few steps down
Finishing a basement can be a smart project, but keep personal enjoyment — not resale value, as a top priority By Erik J. Martin CTW Features I t’s often taken for granted and easy to overlook — literally. If you’re lucky enough to have a basement, however, it can be a bonus space blessing that,…
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REAL ESTATE BRIEFS
Ann Marie Burke, owner/sales associate of Century 21 Burke Realty, North Brunswick, welcomes Rashad Nashid to the team as a full-time real estate professional. Nashid has been a licensed agent for more than 10 years. “Rashad has the knowledge needed to assist his clients in getting their home sold or in finding a new one.…
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The impact of PMI
Buyers who put down less than 20 percent are taking a hit when it comes to the cost of ownership The American Dream — at what cost? Affording a down payment and monthly mortgage bill can be difficult enough, but borrowers who put down less than 20 percent often are left with the additional monthly…
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NJAR introducing new look, new brand, new name
The New Jersey Association of Realtors has undergone a rebranding, and is rolling out its new look, new brand and new name, New Jersey Realtors. “I’m proud to announce that our organization has a new name and a new logo! Moving forward, we will be called ‘New Jersey Realtors,’ which puts the focus on the…
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How to avoid HOA headaches
A healthy homeowner’s association makes for happy homeowners. Here’s how to navigate potential issues that could spell trouble for your multi-unit dwelling. By Erik J. Martin CTW Features The thought of living carefree in a low-maintenance condominium, townhome other multifamily property, where lawn care, snow removal and common upkeep chores are taken care of, is…
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Vikings ballplayers see action between two summer teams
By WARREN RAPPLEYEA Correspondent SOUTH BRUNSWICK S outh Brunswick High School’s Gold team is off to a 5-0 start in the Greater Middlesex Coaches Summer Baseball League. With 30 players in the program, Vikings coach Tim Sweeney decided to put together two summer teams to insure that everyone gets a chance to hone their skills.…
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Fielding a grounder
North Brunswick Township High School pitcher Nate Facey fields a ground ball during the Raiders’ Greater Middlesex Coaches Summer Baseball League game against Edison High School on June 19. The Raiders won the game in Edison, 12-2.
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Art students show off colorful array of talent
By KATHY CHANG Staff Writer NORTH BRUNSWICK — Students of artist Lakshmi Durga are currently displaying their artwork at the North Brunswick municipal building. The theme of this year’s exhibit is “Color.” “I was thinking of teaching the color theory to my talented young students for a long time, and it happened this year,” Durga…
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