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South Brunswick man hurt in Sayreville carjacking; suspect caught
When the victim came out of the store, he noticed 18-year-old Stephen Kooro of Union entering his 1997 Toyota Corolla at 6:53 a.m., police said According to police, Kooro shut the door on the victim and while exiting the parking lot ran over the victim's foot.
Avenel man indicted on charges of attempting to work as a contractor without registration
Sayreville man wins Provident's sweepstakes
Ron Sanders of Sayreville won the grand prize in The Provident Bank's Live Free for a Year Sweepstakes.
Central Jersey towns plan fireworks, festivities for holiday weekend
Central Jersey residents will be celebrating the Fourth of July holiday in their usual style with plenty of fireworks, a parade, music, and lots of hot dogs and hamburgers.
Volunteer Sayreville firefighter sentenced to 4 years in prison over gas theft
A volunteer firefighter with the President Park Fire Company was sentenced Tuesday to four years in prison for stealing about $2,500 in gas and diesel fuel from municipal gas pumps in Sayreville.
SAYREVILLE PUBLIC Library, in partnership with the Literacy Programs of New Jersey, is offering English as a Second Language, or ESL, Conversation Group for adult patrons.
Residents asked to enter contest
THE SAYREVILLE SHADE Tree Commission is sponsoring a photography contest for borough residents only.
Corzine goes retail at St. Stan's in Sayreville
It looked like rain would obliterate this event the second time the crowd scattered, either for the refuge of the main tent or the parking lot.
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Sayreville family struggles to rebuild after tragic fire claims house, mom's life
When Charles and Ruth Freyer decided to move here in 1954 from Newark they secured a Cape Cod house on Buchanan Avenue with a $5 deposit.
Ex-Sayreville woman gets probation for threats to former husband
A former Sayreville woman originally accused of trying to hire a hitman to kill her husband was sentenced to probation after pleading guilty to a reduced charge.
South Amboy man's films helped solve one family's mystery
It wasn't his original intention, but one of two films that Frank Yusko made more than 10 years ago has helped solve one man's family mystery.
Meet the Godfather of Unknown Comics
You say you want to be a comic but you're too scared to get onstage or too broke to take a comedy class? Well, Matt Bridgestone may have the solution for you: He's the headmaster of a brand new comedy class at the Prime Time Comedy Club in Sayreville.
Staten Island man critical after Sayreville boat fire
A Staten Island man is in critical condition today after being burned in a boat fire at Morgan Marina in Sayreville, a hospital spokesperson said.
Newly discovered anchor from shipwreck moved to Beach Haven museum
Dripping with mussels and sea anemones, the newly recovered anchor from the Stolt Dagali shipwreck was added to the state's largest collection of recovered artifacts when it was hoisted into the front yard at the Museum of New Jersey Maritime History this morning.
Readers disgusted by cruelty to animals
What a shame, one day I took a ride to the Boat Basin in Sayreville, by the Old Jersey Central, on River Road.
Sand Springs steel plant eyed for closing
The parent company of a Sand Springs steel mill is talking with the United Steel Workers union about possibly closing the plant.Tampa, Fla.-based Gerdau Ameristeel Corp.
Deal making license 'inactive' means Sayreville pub can't serve alcohol anymore
Cagney's Pub & Restaurant will no longer be allowed to sell alcohol after the close of business Thursday night.
Thieves ransack Sayreville office, steal cash, computers
Burglars ransacked two suites in a borough office building overnight Monday and stole cash and a half-dozen computers, police said.
High lead levels found in mussels, clams, bait fish caught in Raritan Bay
Mussels, clams and bait fish caught near the Laurence Harbor Seawall in Raritan Bay have shown high levels of lead in recent tests, officials from the Environmental Protection Agency said during a presentation to the Old Bridge Environmental Commission.
Sayreville officials skirt key toxic cleanups
As executive directors of the independent, nonprofit Edison Wetlands Association, I would like to respond to the rant by Sayreville environmental commissioner Ron Green in a recent letter to the editor.
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