Tag: South Brunswick
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Police ask residents to check home security cameras after additional vehicle burglaries reported in South Brunswick
SOUTH BRUNSWICK – Several additional overnight car burglaries were reported to South Brunswick police on Jan. 16. Police are requesting that any residents in or near the Timber Ponds or Beekman Manor developments check their security cameras for any activity between 2-5 a.m. on Jan. 16. Anyone with any information can contact Detective Brady…
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Driver extricated from vehicle fire listed in stable condition, according to South Brunswick police
SOUTH BRUNSWICK – A South Brunswick resident extricated from a vehicle on fire and transported to the hospital with suspected serious bodily injury has since been upgraded to stable condition. A serious motor vehicle crash occurred at the intersection of Route 1 and New Road in South Brunswick around 10:07 a.m. on Jan. 14,…
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Third graders excel at public speaking skills
All 23 third graders nailed it on Jan. 12 at the South Brunswick Public Library Foundation’s Young Orators Competition. Dressed in their best and seated in rows facing an audience of friends and family, each of the participants took a turn to speak for about 10 minutes in the large meeting room at the library.…
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Police seek alleged burglar of home on Brittany Way in Kendall Park
South Brunswick police are investigating a burglary on Brittany Way in the Beekman Manor Development in the Kendall Park section of South Brunswick that occurred on Jan. 12. A resident reported that an unknown male entered their open garage at 3:15 a.m. as the family was sleeping in the house, according to information provided…
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Winners of St. James Knights of Columbus Free Throw Tournament move on to district competition
The St. James Knights of Columbus Council 6336 in Monroe held its annual Free Throw Tournament at the Monroe Township Recreation Center on Jan. 5. The boys and girls who won in their respective age brackets advanced to the Knights of Columbus District Level Competition, which will be held at 3:30 p.m. on Feb. 22…
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Boards reorganize for 2020
In North Brunswick, Mayor Francis “Mac” Womack was sworn into an historic fifth term on Jan. 1, while Councilman Ralph Andrews and Councilwoman Amanda Guadagnino were sworn into their sixth and second terms, respectively. “The reason all of us do this up here is we’re here to serve our residents. We want you…
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St. Barnabas church offers support groups for alcoholics, their families
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church offers Alcoholics Anonymous, Al-Anon and Alateen support groups at 8 p.m. on Wednesdays at the church, 142 Sand Hill Road, Monmouth Junction section of South Brunswick. The groups begin meeting on Jan. 8. For more information, text Barbara at 732-881-4438 or Cynthia at 732-690-5195.
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South Brunswick police seek information on man accused of strangling woman
South Brunswick police are actively looking for Javier Garcia, 37, after he allegedly assaulted a woman on Dec. 26. The victim was taken to an area hospital where she was treated for her injuries. Garcia has been charged with aggravated assault and strangulation as a result of the incident. Garcia is 5-foot 5-inches, 130…
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Chabad House of South and North Brunswick, Township of North Brunswick hold menorah lighting
Rabbi Mendy Carlebach of the Chabad House of South and North Brunswick led a menorah lighting in front of the North Brunswick Municipal Building on Dec. 23.
