South Brunswick: The Week in Review

Two men and a woman from North Brunswick were charged for a series of convenience store robberies, including the Quick Chek on Route 27, with a paintball gun in central New Jersey.

An 8-year-old girl from Queens, N.Y. was killed and two others were injured following an accident on the N.J. Turnpike late Monday morning.

The township is still fighting for the long awaited expansion of Route 1 from two lanes to three lanes.

Monmouth County insurance salesman and financial advisor charged for third time in four weeks for allegedly defrauding senior citizens.

A 58-year-old Kendall Park woman was saved by the combined efforts of South Brunswick Police and the Kendall Park First Aid Squad after she choked on a piece of food.

PTO-sponsored assembly program helps kids blow off steam while learning in anticipation of the NJ ASK exams.

The development of empathy in the entire school population plays an important role in educating kids on the autism spectrum in South Brunswick.

A Kendall Park man seriously injured after his car struck a tree on Route 1 Wednesday was charged with drunk driving. 

A South Brunswick Police Officer was injured during a foot chase of an emotionally disturbed suspect Wednesday morning on Route 1. 

NJDOT launches Adopt-A-Highway program, which enlists volunteers to pick up litter and keep New Jersey highways clean.

A van transporting a family to the airport for an overseas flight struck the back of a dump truck causing one fatality and several injuries.

A Middlesex County hazardous materials team was unable to determine the cause of five students and two teachers falling ill at the Noor-Ul-Iman school.

Speed limit to be lowered and two crosswalks to be installed, Township Council will also discuss moving location of new Park and Ride to a different site.