South Brunswick: The Week in Review

Former Dynamex branch manger admitted to stealing almost $175,000 while managing the company’s New Jersey operations and failing to disclose the stolen income to the IRS.

Township Council has been considering which neighborhood roads to target for improvement program.

South Brunswick residents and business helped the township Food Pantry surpass last year's totals in the Feinstein Foundation's annual Challenge to Fight Hunger.

After the market collapse, Monmouth Junction resident Ian Scherzer decided to turn his love of fixing computers into a business.

Two Franklin Park women pronounced dead at the scene after vehicle struck a traffic light and a large rock.

Donated used bikes and sewing machines provide transportation and employment to the less fortunate in other countries.

South Brunswick Police report several car accidents in the last week as a result of driving while intoxicated.

Vikings already won title in GMC relays.

Township Council to discuss alternate site for new Park and Ride instead of Beekman Road and Route 27.

Former South Brunswick Board of Education President Martin Abschutz will return to the Board through the end of the year to fill an unexpired term.

Vikings down Old Bridge 12-3 in the final of the Greater Middlesex Conference Tournament.