South Brunswick: The Week in Review

Township Council passes resolution backing Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve program.

See the sights from Memorial Day services in South Brunswick. 

A group of students at Crossroads South Middle School will be chopping off 8 inches of their hair for wigs to be donated to cancer patients.

Vikings place second in Central Jersey Group IV.

Vikings outscore their opponents by 16 runs in just five games.

Among Middlesex County voters, it's not Smith or Brown (although both made the list.) You'll be surprised.

South Brunswick High School graduate Mohamed Sanu was selected by the Cincinnati Bengals in the third round of April's NFL Draft.

A series of profiles on the Democratic candidates for Township Council vying in the June 5 primary.

William Campbell, who has 10 prior driver's license suspensions and four convictions for driving while under the influence, allegedly led police on a chase and nearly struck a pursuing officer's vehicle twice.

A three-foot tall black bear had Princeton officials scouring the area Wednesday, but the bear remained on the loose late Wednesday night. 

A total of 43 local students earn Dean's List honors at Middlesex County College.

Donate used bikes, sporting equipment and sewing machines to provide transportation and employment to the less fortunate in other countries.

Determining the success of the 12-week pilot program will be difficult to quantify, New Jersey DOT official says.

Nine Vikings advance out of track sectionals.