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July 19, 2006
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TOM SPERDUTO "The Cat in the Hat" wants you to go to the show. You can go fast, or you can go slow. Either way, just go, just go, just go. The Plays-in-the-Park theater program at the Stephen J. Capestro Theater in Roosevelt Park in Edison continues with its rendition of "Seussical the Musical," whi... More...
Judge orders naked cop removed from his job
Former officer can never hold a public position again
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

Edison's naked cop is no longer a cop.Dunellen Municipal Court Judge John Leonard signed an order Monday to remove Patrolman Ioannis Mpletsakis from the job he held for five years. More...


Inman Ave. property bid process questioned
Developer files suit against twp. and housing authority
BY JOHN DUNPHY Staff Writer

A professional appraisal by Edison Township will determine whether a recently purchased piece of property really is worth $1.2 million. More...


The cat in the hat

TOM SPERDUTO Joseph Riley, playing "The Cat in the Hat," and Michael Restaino, playing "Jo-Jo," rehearse "Seussical the Musical" at Stephen J. Capestro Theater in Roosevelt Park in Edison on Sunday. The show opens tonight. More...


Take that!

MIGUEL JUAREZ staff Suzanne Eng, of Edison, practices a defense move with an umbrella during the Filipino martial arts self-defense class at the Jewish Community Center on Oak Tree Road last week. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Church to hold vacation Bible school in late Aug.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 445 Old Post Road, Edison, is offering a free week of vacation Bible school from Aug. 28 to Sept. 1, 6-9 p.m., for 4-year-old pre-kindergartners to children who will be entering sixth grade in the fall. Space is limited. To register or for more information, call (732) 287 More...
•Congregation Beth El offers weekly bingo
•Youngsters can go 'Buggy for Books' this month
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 Letters
•Put our energy elsewhere
Wouldn't it be nice to end our dependence on oil, coal and gas? These are the energy sources that cause all sorts of harm to our health and environment. They're also the main contributors to global warming. More...
•Private schools don't need full-time nurses
•Price paid for freedom should be remembered
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 Editorials
•The man's tough at work, but trouble at home
Lo ri C linch Are We There Yet? When I'm sick, I take the time to inform those around me. I place a neon sign on the fridge to the children that clearly states that any and all plans involving their mother for the next 48 hours are hereby canceled. I'll not be available for Parchees More...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Michael Blazas Mr. Blazas, 31, of East Brunswick, formerly of the Parlin section of Sayreville, died July 8 at home. A police officer for the borough of Sayreville for the past three years, he was a member of Sayreville Policemen's Benevolent Association No. 98. Prior to becoming a police offi More...
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 Schools
•Educator reflects on 33 years in school district
METUCHEN - One of the things Ruth Ziznewksi will miss after 33 years in the school district is her "celebrity" teacher status. More...
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 Sports
•Father & Son one win away from perfection
EDISON - With three more games on the regular season schedule, the Father & Son Junior American Legion team will attempt to go a perfect 19-0 and head into the county tournament as the team to beat. More...
•Gearing up
•JFK senior legion team playing for its season
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 Business
•Business Briefs
Valley National Bank, the wholly owned subsidiary of Valley National Bancorp, has announced the opening of its Woodbridge Branch, located at 540 Rahway Avenue. More...
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