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August 16, 2006
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Cop supporters demand Choi's resignation
Choi stands firm on reforming Edison Police Department
BY JAY BODAS Staff Writer
Several hundred police officers, family members and police supporters gathered in front of Edison's town hall Monday to demand Mayor Jun Choi's resignation at a demonstration organized by Policemen's Benevolent Association Local 75. More...

Sravanand Das plays the flute at the New Jersey India Parade that went through Edison and Iselin on Sunday. For story and more pictures, see pages 3 and 13. More...

India Day parade graced with superb weather
No problems reported during three-hour event down Oak Tree Road
BY JAY BODAS Staff Writer

Sunday's India Day Parade drew tens of thousands of participants and spectators, parade organizers said. More...


Take that!

Camp counselors Nick Kaminski (l), who is dressed as a Jedi Knight, and Mary Lenti have a saber fight at the Stelton Community Center summer carnival in Edison. More...


Finding Nemo

Brothers Dylan,5, and Maxwell Blake, 2, show their catch, a rare golden fish, to the officials during the annual Youth Fishing Derby at Tommy's Pond in Metuchen on Saturday. More...


 Bulletin Board
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Metuchen Art Works hosts monthlong show
Metuchen Art Works will host an invitational show through Aug. 29. More...
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 Letters
•Tax burden not likely to lessen with new tax panel
New Jersey's answer to the tax dilemma has been drastically changed. Previously there was the belief that the future held opportunity for improvement over the current disastrous taxation without representation. More...
•Readers take issue with letter criticizing Stephens
•Reader skeptical of some council members' motives
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 Editorials
•Damned if he does, damned if he doesn't
In most towns, the citizenry gives a new public official a decent period of time to prove himself or herself before they start storming town hall with flaming torches, like the villagers in Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein." More...
• Coda
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Elliot Klempner Mr. Klempner, 74, of Lake Hiawatha, died Aug. 3 at Compassionate Care Hospice, Dover. He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., and had lived in Irvington and Union, as well as in Puerto Rico, before moving to Lake Hiawatha in 1980. A decorated Army veteran of the Korean War, he was the s More...
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 Sports
•Edison's Cassell making a name for herself
Talented pitcher excelling against older competition
EDISON - With legendary softball coach and pitching guru Ernie Parker among 12-year-old Valerie Cassell's personal coaches, the Herbert Hoover middle school student and Edison resident is gaining fast notoriety from coast to coast. More...
•Meekins picked to lead Rutgers defense
•Carson's hoops rsum getting pretty crowded
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 Business
•New ice cream parlor is definitely a family affair
EDISON - It's all about family and community at Maggie Moo's Ice Cream and Treatery in the Oak Tree Road shopping center. More...
•Business Briefs
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