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December 3, 2003

Team takes pride in playing tough game

Woodbridge Warriors youth team plays first
sled hockey season

BY COLLEEN LUTOLF
Staff Writer

If you want to be a Woodbridge Warrior, you need to be tough. The Warriors are the township’s sled hockey team, comprising boys and girls 6 to 14 years old with special physical or developmental needs. More...

Program aims to help students resist smoking

BY COLLEEN LUTOLF
Staff Writer

WOODBRIDGE — Brian Jaeger is in the prevention business. More...

Search unites siblings after a lifetime apart

Woman found

by relatives she
never knew she had
BY LINDA DeNICOLA
Staff Writer

Susan Beaton, who was 3 at the time, has no memory of being put up for adoption, but she always knew she was adopted. Her adoptive mother had told her that she came from an orphanage. More...

•	Merchants hope for strong holiday numbers

•	Ferry captain helped shepherd people to safety

•	Summit to focus on

•	Local pair unearths mysterious treasure

•	Edison man backs into patrol car, faces assault charges

•	Cops revive shopper at mall

•	Hot holiday toys still include some old favorites

Bulletin Board

•	Woodbridge Center offers holiday events

•	Keepin’ warm

•	Community Bulletin Board

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Letters

•	Senior says no need to look to Washington for prescription drug plan

Politicians are the same all over. They promise to build a bridge, even where there is no river. Politics, in a sense, has always been a "con" game. More...

•	Reader says don’t kill black bears

•	Long lost ring found and returned after 25 years

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Editorials

•	Salvation Army asks public to lend hand

Stephen Banfield
Guest Column

At this time of year, most people focus their thoughts on the upcoming holiday season. Stores are stocked with winter merchandise, decorated trees are on display, and lists are made so no one is forgotten. More...

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Obituaries

•	Obituaries

Paul Kodak

Mr. Kodak, 83, of Old Bridge died Nov. 10 in Raritan Bay Medical Center, Old Bridge division. He was predeceased by his wife, Elaine Kodak, and by a daughter, Heidi. More...

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Sports

•	Big plays lead Barrons to win over Colonia

Defense shuts down Patriot attack

COLONIA — The Woodbridge Barrons had a lot to be thankful for on Thanksgiving. More...

•	Zalasar has proven to be a capable workhorse

•	’Stangs end long season on a winning note

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Business

•	Clouseau’s mixes French cuisine with Hollywood flair

METUCHEN — Those in the mood for some authentic French cuisine should take a walk over to New Street. More...

•	Business Briefs

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