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November 26, 2003
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Miguel Juarez staff Nigerian immigrant Frank Obaisi lives the American dream. He owns his own business called Water to Go. See story, page 27. More...
Food banks say need for services on the rise
Edison pantry says
donations down 25 percent from last year
BY MAURA DOWGIN
Staff Writer

According to volunteers at area food pantries, they try to feed the hungry not only on the holidays, but all year long. More...


N.J.’s unique role in
Civil War on exhibit
State was tied to South,
but fought hard for Union
BY LORI ELKINS SOLOMON
Correspondent

During the Civil War, Old Bridge supplied the Union troops with salt hay to feed their horses. More...


Edison to step up seat belt law enforcement
BY MAURA DOWGIN
Staff Writer

EDISON — The police department is cracking down on drivers for not wearing seat belts or correctly strapping in their children. More...


Company says 150 employees may lose their jobs
BY TARA PETERSEN
Staff Writer

EAST BRUNSWICK — Around 150 people will be affected when Ecko Unlimited closes a manufacturing site in the township. More...


Borough plans road, park improvements
BY MATT AUERBACH
Staff Writer

METUCHEN — Scheduled improvements to various borough facilities were the order of business at last week’s council meeting. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Opening statements
MIGUEL JUAREZ staff Edison Mayor George A. Spadoro talks to the press at the police substation in Menlo Park Mall. On the left is Police Capt. Brent N. Papi and on the right is Police Chief Edward Costello. For story, see page 5. More...
•Community Bulletin Board
•Edison police offer holiday safety tips
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 Letters
•Long-lost ring found and returned after 25 years
I had just sat down with a cup of tea when the phone rang. A very nice young man began asking me questions about things I had done while I was in high school, assuring me that this was not a crank call, but that all this had a purpose. More...
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 Editorials
•Holiday helping hand needed
With Thanksgiving upon us and December’s holidays just around the corner, this year’s holiday season is about to enter full swing. More...
•Metuchen Musings
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
David Thaler
Mr. Thaler, 63, of Naples, Fla., died Nov. 15. Born in Belleville, Thaler grew up there, then resided in Marlboro and Freehold Township. He was a former publisher of Greater Media Newspapers, which publishes the Sentinel, and a former vice president of the printing and publishing division of Greater... More...
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 Schools
•School board finances ‘clean’
METUCHEN — The Board of Education received a "clean" audit for the 2002-2003 fiscal year. More...
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 Sports
•Woodbridge’s Russo off to brilliant start
First-year coach leads his team beyond
expectations
Twenty-five-year-old Woodbridge High School football coach Brian Russo has proven to be the right man for the job. More...
•Trojans looking to end season on winning note
•Edison’s last chance at a win comes Thursday
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 Business
•Water to Go strives to offer healthy alternative
Franchise allows store owner to purify water while customers wait
EDISON — According to Frank Obaisi, when it comes to bottled water, what you don’t see is what you get. More...
•Business Briefs
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