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Today's Editorial

Laurels and darts

Editorial

Wednesday night was a filled with jubilation and tears on account of Game Six of the Yankees-Phillies face-off. The road to the finals was relatively easy for the Yankees as they disposed of the Twins and the Angels. While the striped jerseys had a chance to put an end to the series in Game 5, the Phillies lived to fight another day. With nine years separating New York from their last trophy, they reclaimed the throne in spectacular fashion.

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Today's Column

Restaurant regulations

So Fresh So Green

Dining out is one of the smallest pleasures that, for many people, can bring the biggest joy. Here in New Brunswick, we have every kind of food at our fingertips — Middle Eastern, Thai, Japanese, Ethiopian, Mongolian, Mexican, Indian and even American soul food. This town provides endless food fodder for first dates and birthday celebrations. As fun as eating out can be, however, there are many ways the evening can go wrong.  When electing to be a restaurant patron...

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Today's Letter

Not always about parties

Much has been made of the gubernatorial elections that took place in New Jersey and Virginia three days ago. Some are calling it a refutation of President Barack Obama and the Democratic Party as a whole; others are saying the elections were meaningless and point to the election in New York’s 23rd Congressional District, where the Democrats picked up a long-held Republican seat in a special election, as proof that the Democrats have much less to worry about than is being reported.