South Brunswick: The Week in Review

Aaron Rosloff suffered a broken ankle on his birthday skydiving to raise money for the South Brunswick Food Pantry, but he remains undeterred.

South Brunswick students honored by Board of Education for a year's worth of achievements.

A bear was spotted on Route 27, Promenade Boulevard, and off Raymond Road.

Bear spotted in Princeton one day after three reports of bear sightings near Kingston.

Gridiron all-stars from Middlesex County, including five from South Brunswick High School, will battle Union County in the 19th annual Snapple Bowl on July 19 at East Brunswick High School.

Route 130 north was closed at Fresh Ponds Road Wednesday morning after a landscaping trailer caught fire.

Distinguished Alumni Award is designed to recognize notable South Brunswick High School graduates who have contributed to society in an exemplary manner that brought honor to the school district.

The South Brunswick High School Music Department is sponsoring its 20th Annual Open Golf Tournament on August 17.

Concerns remain about traffic impact from a Park and Ride at intersection of Beekman Road and Route 27.

Ridge Road will be closed from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for one week beginning July 13.

Police said an alleged dispute over drugs led to a fight at the middle school baseball field involving a knife.

Beginning this week, the township will perform road overlay work on five township roads.

Laszlo Nyitrai, who founded the South Brunswick High School wrestling and soccer teams in the 1960's, died last week at the age of 82.