South Brunswick: The Week in Review

South Brunswick residents cast thousands of votes in our poll about whether the township zoning board should approve the Princeton International Academy Charter School (PIACS) this week. .

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It took nearly seven months, . The township announced Monday that repairs to the roadway between New Road and Broadway Road has been completed.

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South Brunswick's , who died last November.

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Inside a raucous gym on Friday at , high-fives were being exchanged frantically up and down the packed bleachers. The hand slapping wasn't in celebration of a victory for the Vikings, however. Senior  ran up and down one set of bleachers after another as in an hour.

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Donations continue to flow in for South Brunswick  during the Feinstein Foundation's annual Challenge to Fight Hunger. .

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There are family businesses that pass through one generation and fade away, and then there are those that become local institutions. Sitting quietly on a large expanse of land on Ridge Road is , a fixture in South Brunswick since 1913. , as they approach their 100th anniversary next year.

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South Brunswick Police charged a financial planner from Marlboro with stealing $174,000 from a township senior citizen. Jordan Zemlock, 49, of Hemingway Court in Marlboro, morning.

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Joseph Ahern is just like any other typical 9-year-old kid in South Brunswick. He likes to play with toy cars, ride his bike, and he loves the New York Giants. But Joseph faces a daily struggle with tasks and the development of skills that so many take for granted. in the U.S.

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After winning a regional competition in Pennsylvania last weekend, t. The team recently took first in two other qualifying competitions in New York and Connecticut for the Winter Guard International Championships, held in Dayton, Ohio April 12-14.

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The Princeton International Academy Charter School (PIACS) , but fell one vote short of a use variance for 12 Perrine Road.