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Here are the stories we are working to bring you this weekend in the Home News Tribune and Courier News: In the Home News Tribune A Monroe resident has just been reunited with the Polish man who provided him and his sister safe harbor from the Nazis during World War II.
Federal Funds Used To Purchase Fingerprinting Equipment In Five Towns
Middlesex County Prosecutor Bruce J. Kaplan and Freeholder Mildred S. Scott announced plans to purchase electronic fingerprint-recording and verification equipment for five police departments in the county.
Our Lady of Lourdes School to host Christmas fest
Our Lady of Lourdes School, 44 Cleveland Ave., Milltown, will host a 'Christmas Festival' on Saturday, Dec.
Ever since childhood, "Captain'' John Paitakis has been an avid comic book fan. Now he has turned that passion into a business.
Milltown woman credits hard work for century of living
If you ask Mary Kazimir the secret to her longevity, she'll tell you without hesitation in two words - hard work.
Phone-a-thon in South River will raise funds for Jewish charities
On Sunday, Nov. 22, hundreds of volunteers will come to the Jewish Federation of Middlesex County office here hoping to replicate what they achieved last year.
Ex-Woodbridge cop sentenced to 12 years for sex assault, taking lurid photos
A former Woodbridge police officer was sentenced to 12 years in prison for sexually assaulting a teenage boy a decade ago and taking lurid photos of a 15-year-old girl.
Legislator looks forward to challenges ahead
I would like to thank the voters of the 17th Legislative District - Milltown, North Brunswick, New Brunswick, Highland Park, Piscataway, and Franklin - for your support and confidence you have placed in me.
Sayreville man's a poet but didn't know it until five years ago
Raymond Reininger's life changed a little more than five years ago. That's when the borough resident discovered the art of poetry.
Dispute-turned-car-chase astounds NCCo police
An incident early this week was described by police as one of the weirdest, most complicated road-rage incidents they've encountered.
Democrat-led Assembly plus GOP governor equals new legislative equation
State Assemblyman Samuel D. Thompson, D-13th, called the election of Chris Christie as governor "a major change in direction" for a state Legislature where Democrats have enjoyed majorities in both houses along with Democratic governors going back to the days of Gov.
Milltown crash on Turnpike leaves several injured
A two-car accident on the New Jersey Turnpike in Middlesex County has left several injured, authorities said, with one suffering life-threatening injuries.
Owens, Holsten have a plan for Milltown
A vote for Daggett is a vote for Corzine. If you want to give Jon Corzine another four years to finish off New Jersey's middle class, then by all means vote for Daggett.
Holsten deserves your suppport
I have known Gary Holsten his wife Debbie and their children for 20 years. Holsten grew up in Milltown and appreciates the history and diversity of the town.
15th and Final Holiday Mart/Bazaar set for Nov. 14
The Presbyterian Church in New Brunswick, serving North Brunswick, Milltown, Somerset, East Brunswick, Edison, Metuchen and New Brunswick, will hold its 15th and final Holiday Mart/Bazaar on Saturday, Nov.
Milltown hosts Haunted River Walk
The theme for the seventh annual Haunted River Walk in Milltown is 'Twisted TV.'' Each of the 10 skits along the path in Mill Pond Park will focus on a different television show.
The Milltown Historical Society and Public Library are asking YOU to send in your pictures of Milltown.
Foolish driving biggest hazard for motorcyclists
After reading your editorial Oct. 16, I am compelled to provide another viewpoint.
Hearing held on impact of consolidating Kilmer postal facility in Edison
More than 100 postal workers and local municipal officials attended a public hearing Thursday night to express opposition to a proposed consolidation that will affect the way some mail is processed locally.
Joyce Kilmer Class of 2010 to host Haunted River Walk
The class of 2010 of Joyce Kilmer School in Milltown will host its seventh annual Haunted River Walk from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Friday, Oct.
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