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During last weekend’s blizzard, Henry Birnbaum, of Edison, finally got a chance to wipe the cobwebs off his snow blower after experiencing the warmest January in recorded history. Some parts of Central Jersey saw almost 2 feet of snow accumulate in less than 24 hours. More...
Squabble over attorney seems to be at an end
Proposed hourly rate under what many lawyers charge, Rutgers prof. says
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

Edison Township could soon have a redevelopment attorney for the Ford/Hartz Mountain property. More...


Vietnam vet remembers the ‘poor man’s war’
BY KATHY CHANG Staff Writer

It’s been almost 40 years since Calvin Gross first set foot in Vietnam to help fight what he calls “the poor person’s war.” More...


Super Pet Expo a howling success despite snowstorm
BY JAY BODAS Staff Writer

EDISON — Whoever said you can’t teach an old dog new tricks never met Chanda-Leah, a 12-year-old champagne-colored toy poodle from Canada. More...


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•Community Bulletin Board
Library to present Celtic music program March 4
The Friends of the Edison Public Library is sponsoring a program of Celtic music at 2 p.m. March 4 at the Edison Main Library, 340 Plainfield Ave. Drawing on the musical heritage of Ireland, Scotland and America, presenter Mary Kay Mann will sing and play the Celtic harp, flute and tin whistle (penn More...
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 Letters
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NJSBA urges residents to run for local boards
When New Year’s Day arrived this year, did you resolve to get involved? Did you say that this is the year you’re going to make a difference in your community? More...
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 Editorials
•Weight of indictments is dragging Merla down
Coda
For those of you who are interested, the federal indictment against Keyport Mayor John Merla is now up to 18 pages. More...
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 Sports
•Win over Eagles gives Metuchen the top seed
METUCHEN — For the first time in school history, the Metuchen High School boys basketball team will compete in the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament as the No. 1 seed. More...
•One for the highlights
•Trojans hit postseason tourneys on high note
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