What's up South Brunswick! Let's start this morning right by getting caught up on what's going on around town. Keep reading to stay in the loop. ☕️️
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Today's riddle: Is there anybody completely useless? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. South Brunswick Council Approves $32K For Legal Fight Against Transco Pipeline (patch.com) — South Brunswick residents are seeing their township step up its legal opposition to the Williams Transco pipeline project, as the council unanimously approved up to $32,000 for specialized environmental attorneys. The money will support ongoing litigation over Compressor Station 206 and related permits, with strict safeguards on how funds are used and a requirement to return any unused balance.
2. South Brunswick Names Street Sign For Resident Who Served In Vietnam (patch.com) — South Brunswick has dedicated a commemorative street sign, Kornacivich Place, honoring longtime resident and Vietnam War veteran Ronald John Kornacivich at Ridge Road and Marc Drive. Local officials, veterans groups, police, and neighbors joined his family to recognize his decades of military service and community involvement, ensuring his name remains a visible part of township life.
3. South Brunswick Preschooler Becomes Guinness World Record Holder (tapinto.net) — A South Brunswick preschooler, Advay Jain, has become a Guinness World Record holder as the youngest male to publish a book, after writing his healthy-eating themed story "Dino Learns Not to Waste Food" at age three. Now a student at The Learning Experience, he's sharing his book with classmates and inspiring other local families to nurture young children's creativity and ideas.
4. Win streaks & conference showdowns headline this week's N.J. XC standouts & takeaways (nj.com subscription) — South Brunswick's cross-country team dominated the GMC Red Division Championships, scoring just 17 points and posting a 19:33 team average at Thompson Park to firmly establish itself as the county favorite. Led by standout runs from Ovi Telavane and Natasha Kenny, the Vikings were the only squad with two athletes under 19 minutes, while other New Jersey teams and stars also turned in notable performances statewide.
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