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October 28, 2009
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CHRIS KELLY staff Libby Ennis, 9, Medford, plays a game during the Wardlaw-Hartridge School's Parents Association annual Fall Fair on Oct. 24 in Edison. More...
Two men charged with luring in Metuchen
Pair from Brooklyn accused in crime against 17-year-old girl
BY KATHY CHANG Staff Writer

Two 26-year-old men from Brooklyn, N.Y., were arrested last week after they allegedly attempted to lure a 17- year-old female Metuchen High School student into their car as she was walking on Christol Street. The incident occurred at 3:17 p.m. Oct. 22, police said. More...


Coyle in the hunt to become next Edison mayor
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer

While there may be some more well-known candidates in the race to be the next mayor of Edison, Joseph A. Coyle says he brings plenty to the table. The 40-year-old says he is running with the Leaders Don't Wait Party because he wants to see a departure from the usual cluster of people running for ... More...


CHRIS KELLY staff Jodi Castiglia, Manville, sits at her Tastefully Simple booth during The Wardlaw-Hartridge School's Parents Association Annual Fall Fair on Oct. 24 in Edison. More...


Edison lawyer gets his own stamp
Chinese native is only state resident to receive honor in his homeland
BY DAN NEWMAN Staff Writer

Other than true stamp collectors, many of us don't pay much attention to the stamps we purchase and put on envelopes. But over in the Far East, there may be one stamp in particular that some of us may be interested in taking a closer gander at. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Diocese of Metuchen to celebrate Red Mass
The Diocese of Metuchen will celebrate its fifth annual Red Mass on Sunday, Nov. 1, at St. Bartholomew Church, 470 Ryders Lane, East Brunswick. The 11 a.m. liturgy will be celebrated by the Most Rev. Paul G. Bootkoski, Bishop of the Diocese of Metuchen, who will also deliver the homily. More...
•DNA Shoah Project presentation Nov. 1
•Metuchen YMCA to sponsor events
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 Letters
•Resident wants to focus on healing
Recently I was asked by a colleague, "Why do they hate the Jews?" This was in response to the bias attacks on my synagogue, Congregation Beth El of Edison. I was at a loss for an answer, because this is 2009, isn't it? And hate crimes against Jewish people have all but disappeared, haven't they? I... More...
•Politicians need to have better understanding of health insurance
•FAAN Walk co-chairs thank all who helped
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 Editorials
•For the Record
In the October 21, 2009 edition of the Sentinel, a story profiling the candidates for Edison Township mayor was printed. More...
•Cartoon
•Lucky skivvies ward off agony of defeat
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 Greg Bean's Column
•Price war could change the look of your library
Coda • GREG BEAN
When I was a kid, there weren't many bookstores in our town. There were a couple of places where you could pick up paperbacks, but because they doubled as pool halls, cigar shops and betting parlors, we weren't allowed to go in them. More...
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 Obituaries
•Josephine "Dolly" Snedeker
Mrs. Snedeker, 88, of Montana, died Oct. 14, 2009, at her son's home in Belgrade, Mont. She resided in North Brunswick prior to relocating to Montana in 2005. She was predeceased by her husband, Harold, in 2001; an infant daughter; and nine siblings. More...
•Thomas A. Dunn Jr.
•Grace Knox
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 Sports
•Trying to get a grip
ERIC SUCAR staff J.P. Stevens High School running back Ethan Jeffries (l) tries to get a handle on the ball during the second quarter of the game at Monroe High School on Oct. 23. More...
•Stevens girls XC squad preps for postseason races
•Ahr football captures division crown with blowout win
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