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Commuters give wacky answers to win prizes
Online reality show wants to know people's strangest penchants
BY KATHY CHANG Staff Writer
WOODBRIDGE - What is your ultimate eye candy? The Ultimate Eye Candy Street Team wants to know when they travel across the state to train stations, malls and vibrant downtowns, for their online social networking community of New Jersey residents. More...
Web site picks up where box tops leave off
Foodfacts.com provides in-depth information about food ingredients
BY TOM CAIAZZA Staff Writer

EDISON - The scene is all too familiar. Armies of consumers standing shoulder to shoulder in crowded supermarket aisles, squinting helplessly at minuscule type on the back of Twinkie boxes asking themselves: What on Earth is calcium caseinate? More...

Fiber Revolution show runs through March 21

SPOTSWOOD - Fiber art from nationally recognized artists' group Fiber Revolution is on display as part of a new show at the Academy of Music on Main Street. "Art Concentrated: A Big Show of Petit Art" opened earlier this month and will run through March 21 at the gallery inside the aca... More...

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Temple announces winter adult education courses Congregation Neve Shalom, 250 Grove Ave., Metuchen, has announced open registration for its winter/spring session of adult education. More...
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 Letters
•Judge made mistake in exonerating 'naked cop'
What are you thinking, Judge Gelade? The message this ruling sends to our citizens and to other hardworking, conscientious public servants is so very sad. A person who leaves the scene of an accident is exonerated? Why then, sir, should anyone obey any law(s)? Why would a parent, educator, et... More...
•Street signs are too difficult to read, need replacing
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 Editorials
• In the News
Quotes show state leaders out of touch
It's the little things that make me crazy at 5 a.m. I define "little things" as picking up my daily newspaper from the porch and seeing a pair of quotes from two purported New Jersey leaders that show me just how pathetic a state this state is in. More...
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Scott Michael "Scotty" Thibault Mr. Thibault, 46, of Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif., formerly of East Brunswick, died Jan. 13, 2007, at home. He served in the U.S. Marines and later was employed as a truck driver with Raritan Periodical Services, Edison, where he worked until 1996. He w... More...
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 Schools
•BOE expected to accept state aid for renovations
State commits to $17 million toward $79 million project
EDISON - The Board of Education was expected to vote on a resolution Monday night that would accept $17 million in debt service aid from the state to partially fund renovation projects on the town's elementary and middle schools. More...
•Mayor's best friend
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 Sports
• Fish On
New fluke quota bad news for local anglers
With cold weather finally moving into our area, charter boat and party boat captains exercised caution due to the wintry mix of ice, snow and wind. With gale warnings in effect, this is the time of year to stay on top of the marine forecasts and be willing to cancel a trip when qu... More...
•Sports Shorts
•Francisco, Trojans face another tough week
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