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Front PageMay 23, 2007 



Cartoon character used to undermine candidate
      Staffer dresses as Bob the Builder, hands out anti-Karabinchak fliers BY TOM CAIAZZA Staff Writer Rob Karabinchak doesn't think Bob the Builder is such a bad guy.
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      St. Joseph High School's Chase McDonald puts a brutal hit on South Brunswick's Zach Zenda in front of the Falcons' net during Sunday's GMC Tournament final in North Brunswick, won by the Vikings, 9-8.
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Woman kidnapped at knifepoint, and robbed
Suspect forced woman to take out $3,600 from bank
BY TOM CAIAZZA Staff Writer
      EDISON - Police are looking for a black male with braided hair who is suspected of kidnapping, assaulting and robbing a township woman, police said. A 61-year-old resident was kidnapped at knifepoint on May 19 and forced to withdraw $3,600 in cash from two area banks.
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Smart Growth planner suggests 'town core'
Believes answer to Rtes. 1 & 27 problems lies in having a downtown
BY TOM CAIAZZA Staff Writer
      EDISON- Three towns, two bustling thoroughfares and three downtowns: that is Hannah Twaddel's vision for Routes 1 and 27. The representative from Renaissance Planning Group told residents at the Stelton Community Center on May 17 that after months of residents' input and conceptual...
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Experiencing Edison
PHOTOS BY SCOTT FRIEDMAN
      (Clockwise from top) Harrison Lee, 9, of Edison gets ready to pedal during the "Experience Edison/Metuchen Bike Ride," co-sponsored by both towns, on Sunday. Riders pedal past the Edison Municipal Building for a beautiful day of biking during the bike ride. Several cyclists take a break i...
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Group collects backpacks filled with goodwill
National program collects needed items for foster children
BY KATHY CHANG Staff Writer
      WOODBRIDGE - Iselin resident Helen Evens hopes the 10th annual Backpack Campaign program yields the largest donation to date.
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Dump truck broadsided by freight train on Inman
Driver attempted U-turn, got stuck on track; no injuries reported
BY TOM CAIAZZA Staff Writer
      EDISON - A dump truck being used in the construction of the second rail track along the Conrail line was struck by a train as it attempted to make a U-turn on Friday morning, according to Edison police Lt. Joseph Shannon. Thomas Franco, 37, of East Brunswick was operating the truck...
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Students, teacher keep up fight vs. multiple sclerosis
BY CLARE MARIE CELANO Staff Writer
      Rennie Rankin may have what some people would consider a limitation, but anyone who knows her would tell you her multiple sclerosis is not a limitation. Rankin, a resident of North Bruns-wick is a teacher at Freehold High School, Freehold Borough.
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Sharp-eyed neighbor foils alleged robbery
      METUCHEN - A neighbor's keen observation led to the arrest of a 51-year-old Roselle man last week, police said. Police arrested and charged Mark Banks for burglary and theft to a Pleasant Place residence at 12:14 p.m. on May 17, police said.
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For the love of Bob
A Shore music legend pays tribute to birthday boy Dylan
BY TOM CHESEK Correspondent
      'I think Dylan's still very vital," explains Pat Guadagno over a late breakfast at Amy's Omelette House. The conversation, which for the past 10 minutes or so has touched upon the recorded highs and lows of Bob Dylan's career, pauses as a familiar scratchy harmonica emerges from the backg...
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Talk show gives mom wheelchair-accessible van
Kelly Ripa presented van to mother of daughter with MS
BY KATHY CHANG Staff Writer
      It was a wish come true for Colonia resident Barbara Pineiro and her daughter Ilene. "They told us we were going outside to plant a tree for Earth Day," said Ilene, who works as a teacher's aide at Sacred Heart Elementary School in Newark with her mother.
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Tickets on sale for Darfur benefit concert
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer
      SOUTH BRUNSWICK - Local high schoolers and their supporters hope to draw 1,000 people to a concert benefiting the victims of the conflict in Darfur. Almost a full year in the making, final preparations are now under way for the June 9 event - Woodlot '07.
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Township man, 20, arrested for lewdness, stalking
      EDISON - A 20-year-old Edison resident was arrested last Wednesday for allegedly exposing himself to a township woman on three separate occasions, police said. Christopher J. Noto was arrested by Edison police after a 25-year-old woman reported he had repeatedly exposed himself to her ...
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With positive message, local rapper wins Essence contest
"God's Plan" takes home magazine's grand prize for songwriting
BY KATHY CHANG Staff Writer
      WOODBRIDGE - Seventeen-year-old Justin "Jae Guttah" McGibbon said music has always been a big part of his life and songwriting has come natural to him. "I've been writing songs since I was in sixth grade," said McGibbon. "I started seriously writing songs in ninth grade and have wr...
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