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October 3, 2007
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SCOTT FRIEDMAN Danny Kamph, 10, of Edison, soars high on the Euro Bungy at the North Brunswick 25th annual Heritage Day Community Festival in Babbage Park on Saturday. More...
Council to cap own salaries if ward issue passes in Nov.
Council would divide current amount by nine
BY TOM CAIAZZA Staff Writer

The Edison Township Council adopted a resolution on Sept. 26 capping the amount budgeted for council salaries to $42,500 in the event that the ward referendum questions are successful this November. More...


Coyotes sighted in South Brunswick
Official confirms at least three reports throughout township
BY CHRIS GAETANO Staff Writer

South Brunswick residents and officials have reported three separate coyote sightings, with the most recent one taking place Monday, Sept. 24. More...


Residents affix pink bows for breast cancer awareness
Local family participates in memory of fallen friend
BY KATHY CHANG Staff Writer

Caroline Woodruff and her family walked up and down Main and New streets on Sept. 29, placing pink bows around lampposts and trees in honor of Woodruff's best friend, Maria Jamison, who died of breast cancer in March. More...


For the Record

The two black males, who police said allegedly robbed the Wachovia Bank on Middlesex Avenue on Sept. 15, did not impersonate police officers, which was misstated in the article "Police impersonators sought in bank robbery" in the Sept. 19 issue of the Edison- Metuchen Sentinel newspaper. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Benefit dinner Oct. 4 in memory of local woman
Wild Rice, 414 Main St., will host a benefit dinner in memory of Christina S. Walsh, who lost her battle with breast cancer at the age of 32. The dinner will be held at the restaurant 5-10 p.m. Oct. 4. All proceeds will go to the Christina S. Walsh Breast Cancer Foundation, which was established ... More...
•Metuchen Seniors to host luncheon Oct. 21 Chamber of Commerce member to host benefit
•Anniversary event for boro's first school
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 Letters
•Wards don't make sense for Edison
On Nov. 6, Edison residents face a critical referendum on the ballot with longterm consequences for our community. More...
•Peter Barnes man dedicated to community
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 Editorials
•Politicians often attempt to abuse letters forum
In the newspaper business, there are some lessons you just have to learn the hard way. There's an old maxim in this profession that even if your mother says she loves you, check it out. In other words, don't believe anything people tell you without evidence, because you'll be taken advantage of i... More...
•Laundry is the black hole of housework
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 Sports
•Making contact
PHOTOS BY ERIC SUCAR staff Above: J.P. Stevens midfielder Kevin Medvecky tries to gain possession of the ball during the first half of the game at East Brunswick High School on Saturday. At right: J.P. Stevens midfielder David Chessen used his head to direct the ball to a teammate. More...
•Stevens bounces back with narrow win over Old Bridge
•TD passes from Edmonds help Colonia to shutout win
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 Business
•Upscale shopping center set for Oct. 27 opening
NORTH BRUNSWICK - What was once the home of the Boy Scouts and General Automotive will now be the home of shoppers and restaurateurs, as the developer of the Shoppes at North Brunswick held a hardhat tour of the lifestyle center Sept. 25. More...
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