East Brunswick mayor asks for members for East Brunswick Arts Coalition
Earlier this year, my administration and the council worked to create a nonprofit organization to promote and advance the arts in East Brunswick. We...
East Brunswick Day showcased good neighbors making good neighbors
The East Brunswick chapter of Hadassah wishes to thank Mayor Brad Cohen and the staff of the Department of Recreation, Parks & Community Services...
Becker, Reiss and Shaw – Proven leadership for strong, safe schools
I urge East Brunswick voters to return Vicki Becker, Barbara Reiss and Meredith Shaw to our Board of Education on Nov. 6.
Of all the...
Unions have contributed to a growing middle class in America
By Marilyn Weich
Susan Fischer’s recent letter to the editor, "Teacher Supports Court's Union Dues Ruling," referred to her 30-year teaching career and her ongoing...
Keep East Brunswick school board free from partisan politics
When East Brunswick’s school elections were moved to November several years ago, we were immediately concerned that our non-partisan and apolitical Board of Education...
Beautiful October
October is a relaxing month. The summer heat is passing and cooler mornings and evenings start to prevail. Crops have been picked and the...
Poet hopes to inspire students to be safe while driving
I write poems for the Hall's Corner Senior Apartments newsletter. One that I wrote, "On the Road," seems appropriate since school is starting. It...
The beauty, resolve of September mornings
“September Morn” is a painting by Paul Emile Chabas, completed in September of 1911. The painting depicts a nude young woman standing ankle deep...
East Brunswick, be careful, before you turn into Monroe
I read the letter in last week’s Sentinel from East Brunswick Mayor Brad Cohen and he hit the nail on the head. I was...
Do planners in East Brunswick realize the effect of new development on Spotswood?
Here we go again. Another developer looking to take the money and run, disregarding the future problems the project will cause. I'm talking about...
Churches should not contribute to animal suffering
I am writing about an upcoming event at an area Middlesex County church in mid-September. Members are hosting a pig roast as a fundraiser...
There is a big difference between development and redevelopment
With talk of development filling the airwaves, newspapers and social media outlets, I feel the need to make a public comment. Much of what...
September 2, 1945: Formal Japanese surrender
On Dec. 7,1941, the Japanese celebrated what they believed was a great victory in destroying the American fleet at Pearl Harbor. Yes, they destroyed...
V-J Day: War is over
The dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki brought an immediate response from the Emperor of Japan. He ordered his country’s forces...
Neighbor concerned over Golden Corner project
I have been following the events of the proposed Golden Corner construction site on the intersection between Summerhill and Old Stage roads since becoming...
The Atomic Bomb
On Aug. 6, 1945, the Enola Gay, a B-29 bomber, took off from Tinian Island and dropped a nuclear bomb over the Japanese city...
Korea, 65 years later
Japan had occupied Korea since 1910. At the conclusion of World War II, the United Nations, in its infinite wisdom, decided to partition the...
Reader asks, what happened to Monroe Township?
I moved to Monroe Township 16 years ago from East Brunswick because it was more country and a great place to retire after our...
Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market: Halloween Edition!
Sun, Oct 20 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Trail and Treat Bike Ride
Sun, Oct 20 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Haunted River Walk
Thu, Oct 24 - Sat, Oct 26 7:00 pm - 9:15 pm
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Thu, Oct 24 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Halloween Ghost Tour & Cemetery Visit
Fri, Oct 25 12:00 am