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CHRIS KELLY staff Shoppers browse through items for sale at the Metuchen Lions Club 35th Annual Flea Market on June 16. More...
Second time's a charm for DCA grant approval
Council approved the state grant to study Oak Tree Road
BY TOM CAIAZZA Staff Writer

One month after narrowly rejecting a state grant for future planning on Oak Tree Road, the Edison Township Council gave its consent, on June 13, to the grant that would provide $50,000 for the study. The state approved the grant the following day, according to Jerry Barca, a spokesm... More...


Asian Indians take seats on Dem. executive board
Parag Patel and Ajay Patel to hold postswithin the party
BY TOM CAIAZZA Staff Writer

EDISON - The influence of the Asian Indian community began to exert itself on township politics this week with the historic placement of two Asian Indians on the Edison Democratic Committee's executive board. Former Councilman Parag Patel has been appointed as the committee's legal... More...


Globetrotting chef returns to roots with new restaurant
Metuchen restaurant owner and chef says there is no place like Jersey
BY JESSICA ALFREY Correspondent

METUCHEN - Many people dream about visiting exotic locales, wasting away their days far from their home state. But not everyone thinks that way. Chef John Harkness Jr. has traveled all over the world, from France to Germany to Hawaii, yet he returned to New Jersey to open his... More...


Around Town
Buoy oh buoy, did they find fun times
Amy Rosen

Our family recently discovered our magic key to spending time together during the summer. We bought a boat. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Church Thrift Store has spring clothing, Sat. hours
The Wesley United Methodist Church, 5053 Woodbridge Ave., Edison, continues its thrift store hours for the summer. It will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesdays; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. on Thursdays; and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. More...
•Yoga for people with multiple sclerosis
•St. Thomas More Society dinner June 21
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 Letters
•Using a bazooka to kill a bug
For most people, the idea of spraying pesticides from airplanes flying over residential neighborhoods simply doesn't seem like a good idea. History is littered with examples of supposedly safe chemicals that turned out to be anything but safe, so why not err on the side of caution? More...
•Board's actions left bad impression on youngsters
•Thanks to the mayor for animal shelter
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 Editorials
•Are We There Yet?
Their sleeping patterns are like night and day
When it comes to sleeping habits, my beloved spouse and I have never really seen eye to eye. I like to sleep in, he likes to wake up early. I like to fluff my pillow; he likes to pour the coffee. I enjoy a good slumber; he likes to put in a full day's work before 8 a.m. More...
•Coda
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 Sports
•Falcons end strange season with a big finish
St. Joe's team reaches potential predicted of them
METUCHEN - Under first-year head coach Paul Esposito, the St. Joseph High School baseball team captured its first state sectional title in 18 years and just its second sectional title in school history with a 1-0 victory over Christian Brothers Academy. More...
•Trojans hoping to build on lessons learned
•Sports Shorts
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