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October 29, 2008
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J.P. Stevens H.S. robotics team preps for competition
At one point during the J.P. Stevens High School robotics team's practice on Oct. 24, students had to fetch metal fans from a back room and begin running them. This was because they were concerned that they might inadvertently set off the fire alarm. More...

CHRIS KELLY staff East Brunswick's Megan Bennett, 4, tries to carry a big pumpkin by herself during a visit to the Hands of Hope's Make a Difference Day at the St. James Episcopal Church in Edison on Oct. 25. More...

Council unanimously approves ordinance despite reservations

The Metuchen Borough Council on Oct. 20 increased minimum and maximum ranges for borough salaries to allow for raises to be distributed before the end of the year. Despite a unanimous vote, there was much discussion on the issue beforehand on the salaries in relation to the borough's overall budg... More...


Public hearing for spending plan set for Nov. 24

Edison's $118 million budget advanced one step closer to adoption when the Township Council unanimously voted to introduce the spending plan during its Oct. 22 meeting. A hearing on the budget will take place during the Nov. 24 council meeting. More...


J.P. Stevens H.S. robotics team preps for competition

Story contains video At one point during the J.P. Stevens High School robotics team's practice on Oct. 24, students had to fetch metal fans from a back room and begin running them. This was because they were concerned that they might inadvertently set off the fire alarm. More...


Local races make do with less in troubled economy, pres. races

As the stock market plunges and credit dries up, political leaders from both parties have reported an increased difficulty in securing funding for local campaigns, a phenomenon that could be attributed to the nation's economic climate as well as the presence of presidential races this year. More...


Appeals court denies motion; towns to submit affordable housing plans in December

The state appeals court has denied a motion filed by the New Jersey League of Municipalities (NJLM) to postpone a deadline for municipalities to prepare their affordable housing plans. More...


The Edison Public School District provides evaluation service to resident children ages 3-21 who appear to have significant problems in communication, social-emotional or learning areas, through Project Child Find. More...
There's something reassuring about the farms we've worked so hard to preserve here in the nation's most densely populated state. Not only are the Garden State's farms beautiful to look at, but they also produce fresh food and help fight global warming. More...
Are We There Yet? • LORI CLINCH
I'll never forget the day that I rounded the corner and laid eyes on a pair of my mom's scissors. I was about 7 years old at the time, and the urge to cut something could only have been compared to what pyromaniacs must feel when they put their hands on a pack of matches. More...
Coda • GREG BEAN
You know, one of the great disappointments of my life was that I never received my Doctor of Divinity degree. More...
Red State/ Blue State • DAVE SIMPSON & GREG BEAN
Dear Greg: It's hard to believe, old pal, but after a campaign that's been going on for two years now, it finally took a plumber from Toledo to define the issues. More...
For the first time in five years, the John F. Kennedy High School girls soccer team is headed to the state tournament. The Mustangs finished off an impressive week with a scoreless tie against crosstown rival Woodbridge, another feat last accomplished five years ago, improving to 8-6-3 and locking... More...