This summer, the Young Adult (YA) Department of the Metuchen Public Library will offer a wide array of free programs for Metuchen teens entering grades six through 12. More...

I write to agree in part with Jake Lynn's recent letter ("Resident Says Ricigliano Should Be Ashamed," Sentinel, June 24, 2009). Since Jun Choi burst on to the Edison political seen in 2005, local politics have become far too dirty. In 2005, I, along with Mayor Choi, worked together to make some c... More...

When our first little dear was born, I prepared for life to change. I had considered late night feedings, diaper changes and public humiliation. What I didn't know was that the house itself would change also. I never anticipated moving Grandma's antique rocker into a corner to make room for a ba... More...

I've written about the Stuart Moskovitz/Manalapan imbroglio a number of times over the last few years, so it's appropriate to note the fact that one chapter of this sorry mess may finally be over. More...

Mrs. Cavanaugh, 82, of Spotswood, died May 6, 2009, at JFK Hospital, Edison. She was born and raised in Philadelphia and had lived in Sayreville before moving to Spotswood. Mrs. Cavanaugh is survived by four sons and daughters in-law, John and Linda Ann, Michael and Deborah, Joseph and Lori, and D... More...

Above: Graduates get ready to receive their diplomas during Metuchen High School's 101st commencement held in the Metuchen High School auditorium on June 24. Left: Rhyan Goldman (left) displays her excitement before the start of commencement. Bottom left: A graduate walks down the aisle during the s... More...

After a number or rainouts and a pair of losses, the Edison GMC Coaches baseball team appeared to have a rough week. But appearances can be deceiving. Wins, losses, rainouts, double headers — it's all good for Edison head coach Vinnie Abene. More...