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August 25, 2005
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JEFF GRANIT staff Ben Nulman, 11, of Roosevelt, looks over the propelled rocket racer he constructed during Mad Science Camp held at the Roosevelt Public School on Aug. 23. More...
Residents petition against ball fields on Wygant Rd.
Development includes softball fields, tennis and basketball courts
BY JANE MEGGITT Staff Writer

Wygant Road residents signed a petition expressing concern about Upper Freehold’s plan to put ball fields near their homes. More...


Millstone Township starts consolidating mail service
Incoming mail will go to Clarksburg and Perrineville offices
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

The U.S. Postal Service wants to consolidate all sections of Millstone Township into two ZIP codes. More...


Family speaks out about battle against babesiosis
Millstoner contracts first case in 2005 of rare disease caused by tick

MILLSTONE — Ed Miller, 86, recounted his bout with babesiosis as “two weeks in hell.” More...


Millstone sets boundaries for registered sex offenders
BY JENNIFER KOHLHEPP Staff Writer

MILLSTONE — Officials passed an ordinance that prohibits registered sex offenders from residing in certain areas of the township. More...


 Bulletin Board
•Community Bulletin Board
Instructors needed for community education
Millstone Township Community Education is looking for instructors for the fall season for Spanish or Italian language instruction, knitting, technology and oil painting. For more information call (732) 446-6802, ext. 17. More...
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 Letters
•Letters
Soldier’s mom denounces rationing of meals
My son is serving in Iraq as a member of the Connecticut National Guard. Recently, he e-mailed me to say that many of the troops’ schedules allow them to make only one of their dining facility’s scheduled mealtimes. Even worse, KBR (the branch of Halliburton that runs the dining facility) rationed f More...
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 Editorials
•Towns have no business in the newspaper trade
Coda
So, East Brunswick has gone into the newspaper business — without asking a single taxpayer whether that’s a business they want to be in. More...
•State should act soon on sex offender zones
•CARTOON
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 Obituaries
•Obituaries
Elizabeth Friedrich Mrs. Friedrich, 89, of Burlington, died Aug. 14 at Lourdes Medical Center, Burlington. Born in Hornerstown, she had been a resident of Burlington for 52 years. Mrs. Friedrich worked for many years at Fanny Farmer Candy, Trenton, before she and her husband opened Burlington More...
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 Schools
•Head of U.F. school district bids farewell
ALLENTOWN — Departing Superintendent Robert Connelly presided over his final Board of Education meeting on Aug. 17. More...
•London bombings could cause band to cancel trip
•Rocket science in Roosevelt
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 Sports
•Freehold Twp. Seniors stand tall at World Series
Freehold Township managed to leave its imprint on the Senior League (ages 15-16) World Series. More...
•Township Juniors finish fifth at World Series
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