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A 45-Bus Depot Is Proposed for the Old Health Club on Edgeboro Road. The...
ABC Trans Corp., already one of East Brunswick’s school bus contractors, wants to put a 45-stall bus depot with offices and maintenance space in the vacant former health club at 8 Edgeboro Road. A bus yard is not permitted in the zone, so the plan needs a use variance — and the Zoning Board hears it tonight at 7 p.m.
East Brunswick, It’s Time to Settle the Pizza Debate
Six local pizzerias. One room. One vote. And bragging rights on the line.
East Brunswick has plenty of debates.
Taxes. Traffic. Development. Schools.
But on Saturday, September...
What’s Coming Down the Pike for East Brunswick? The Housing Projects Beyond the Ones...
Vermella, District Walk and Brunswick Square get most of the attention. But other apartments, townhomes, single-family houses and senior-living units are already approved, under construction or allowed by zoning. Here's where each project stands, and which have actually started.
East Brunswick Residents Filled the Council Room Monday. Here’s What They Said.
At least 19 people went to the microphone Sept. 14 to talk about Brunswick Square, schools, PILOTs, traffic and how residents find out what’s coming. On one item, a parking ordinance, the Council changed course that same night.
Brunswick Square Plan Moves Forward: What Council Did, What We Learned and What Comes...
The Council introduced the redevelopment plan and sent it to the Planning Board on Sept. 14. Officials stressed that 250 units is a zoning maximum, the site layout is conceptual, and there is no designated redeveloper, no redevelopment agreement and no PILOT.
East Brunswick’s Schools Are a Selling Point. So Is the PILOT Program.
East Brunswick residents were just asked to pay roughly 6% more toward the school budget.
Now look at how District Walk is being marketed.
On Pulte’s...
Vermella Isn’t Done: Another 240 Apartments Are Already Approved on Route 18
A second Vermella apartment building, called Phase II in township records, was approved in 2024 but hasn't been built. It is separate from the District Walk townhomes and from Legacy Place on Tices Lane. Here's what was approved, and when it's scheduled.
A Love Letter to East Brunswick High School
By Rachel Botnick
Dear East Brunswick High School,
There is something very strange about walking through the halls of your old high school decades after you...
Up to 250 Homes, Four Stories at Brunswick Square: What to Know Before Monday’s...
The proposed redevelopment plan also allows four-story, 55-foot residential buildings and calls for a new traffic signal at Rues Lane and Hillsdale Road. Nothing...
In The Schools
East Brunswick’s Schools Are a Selling Point. So Is the PILOT...
East Brunswick residents were just asked to pay roughly 6% more toward the school budget.
Now look at how District Walk is being marketed.
On Pulte’s...
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Opinion: Mayor Cohen Had Good Answers. Unfortunately, His Delivery Got in...
Last Wednesday's Town Hall wasn't what I expected.
I walked into the meeting thinking the biggest discussions would revolve around redevelopment, affordable housing, retail, and...
Business Spotlights
East Brunswick Approved a Lidl on Route 18 Four Years Ago....
The store the township will get is a quarter smaller than the one it approved, the drive-through added alongside it has no tenant, and nobody has said when it opens.





















































