South Brunswick: The Week in Review

 set a new school and county record in the indoor 1600 (4:58.07), last weekend in Toms River.

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With over two decades of coaching and 300 wins on his resume,  wrestling coach .

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Fourteen individuals were charged with shoplifting at the  on Route 1 over the last month. The individuals are accused of offenses that according to police. 

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Kendall Park resident Marvin Schlaffer retired 19 years ago, and then he started working.  (OLLI-RU), a position he has held since 2006 after joining the program 19 years ago.

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The Grape Escape in Dayton flourishes from making your own mozzarella cheese to wine-infused chocolate.

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The  girls basketball team earned its way to the GMC Final for the first time in over 30 years in dramatic fashion. Ashley DeGroff hit a buzzer beater as time expired to give South Brunswick a 42-41 win over Piscataway at SBHS. , when SBHS won the last of two straight titles. The Vikings then beat North Brunswick to capture the GMC title.

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South Brunswick High School graduate Chris Ward had his life tragically cut short at the age of 24, but his memory lives on. through scholarships and promoting youth recreation involvement.  During the first year of the Chris Ward Memorial Foundation, the organization gave back to the community through volunteer work, such as the Zilinski Memorial Run and various other organizations.

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Heavy traffic backups occurred was disabled following a motor vehicle accident early Friday morning.

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As expected, The township will receive 5.1 million in aid, after receiving $5.2 million last year.

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After two applications and nearly two years of hearings before the South Brunswick Zoning Board, a vote on the proposed site of the Princeton International Academy Charter School (PIACS) is expected to occur at the next zoning hearing on March 22.  for the proposed site of the charter school at 12 Perrine Road.