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April 26, 2006
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Station upgrade shouldn't affect service
Many improvements slated for Woodbridge No. Jersey Coastline stop
BY JAY BODAS Staff Writer
Talk about an extreme makeover.The lucky recipient? Woodbridge train station on Pearl Street. More...
Woodbridge Creek project gets under way
$4.3M wetlands restoration is joint effort by state, feds
BY JAY BODAS Staff Writer

A $4.3 million restoration of the Woodbridge Creek area is slated to begin this week, at no cost to local taxpayers. More...

Zoning Board nixes Mocci housing plan
BY JAY BODAS Staff Writer

WOODBRIDGE - The Zoning Board voted unanimously to reject developer Ralph Mocci's application for age-restricted housing at its meeting last week. More...


Project Graduation

PHOTOSBY MIGUEL JUAREZ staff Above, last Friday moms Maria Frey and Noreen Sokol help prepare JFK High School's gymnasium for an auction held the next day to benefit JFK High School's Project Graduation. Nearly $30,000 was raised at the Saturday event. At right, Woodbridge Board Education of Preside... More...


Clowns for Jesus

JAY BODAS Evangelistic clown "Toot-Sweet" (actually Mona Saucier) of Clowns for Jesus asks a youngster to recite a biblical verse at Grace Covenant Ministries at St. John's Episcopal Church in Fords on Sunday. It was the group's fourth consecutive night of performances at the church. Troupe members ... More...


 Bulletin Board
•Art, photography in full bloom later this month
The Edison Arts Society is sponsoring the fifth annual "Gardens of the Garden State" juried exhibit, which will be held April 28-30 at the Menlo Park Mall on the lower level of the Nordstrom wing. The event, which is free and open to the public, will officially open at noon on April 28, with a ribbo More...
•Colonia AARP 3459 slates two-day spring trip
•Woodbridge Seniors Club slates April, May events
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 Letters
•Illegal immigrants are crippling the U.S.
The current immigration topic is not an immigration issue. It is an illegal immigration problem that must be solved if we are to retain our sovereignty and our traditional American culture. More...
•School officials are to blame for budget defeat
•Congress must bear some of the blame for gas prices
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 Editorials
•Greg Bean
Coda Big brothers specialize in diabolical pranks More...
•For the Record
•Melville D. Miller Jr.
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Anthony L. Bersani Mr. Bersani, 47, of East Brunswick, died April 17 in Saint Peter's University Hospital, New Brunswick. He began his career as a stringer/freelance reporter for the Associated Press. He worked for the Atlantic City Press and the Asbury Park Press before being named managing e More...
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 Schools
•School officials unhappy with recent budget defeat
Board president hopes the Township Council won't make any budget cuts
WOODBRIDGE - "A shock." Those were the words Board of Education President Patricia Hardiman used to describe the results of last week's school budget vote. More...
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 Sports
•Cheer team wins second place in national contest
WOODBRIDGE -- Baseball season has just begun, but the season can't really get started without a look back to a local football cheerleading team. More...
•Lady Hawks need to locate missing offense
•Among the contenders
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 Business
•Business Briefs
My Gym of South Brunswick, 3885 Route 27, Princeton, will take part in the national "Kids '4' Fitness Challenge" May 1 to kickoff National Fitness Month. Children at the facility work out to raise funds for My Gym Challenged America, a charitable foundation established to improve the physical and em More...
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