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The Old Bridge Turnpike: A Historical Perspective

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East Brunswick’s Two Guys: Hot Dogs, Skee Ball, and Memories That...

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The 1931 Beer Pitcher Incident That Shook East Brunswick

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The Passing of Assata Shakur and Her East Brunswick Connection

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The East Brunswick Places People Still Can’t Stop Talking About

The East Brunswick Places People Still Can’t Stop Talking About

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A group of about a dozen visitors stands on bare graded ground at the Edgeboro Road landfill beside two white shuttle buses, under a blue sky with scattered clouds. Overlaid title card reads: Eyes on EB, Part 1 of 4, What is that mountain on Edgeboro Road?

What Is That Mountain on Edgeboro Road?

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A man in sunglasses and an Eyes on EB t-shirt stands on the bare graded surface of the Edgeboro Road landfill under a blue sky, gesturing back over his shoulder toward the working face, with heavy equipment and a landfill ridge behind him. Overlaid title card reads: Eyes on EB, Part 2 of 4, How Edgeboro Got So Big.

How Edgeboro Got So Big

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A close-up of a landfill working face covered in mixed refuse and plastic waste, with the steel bucket of an excavator lowered into the frame at right. Overlaid title card reads: Eyes on EB, Part 3 of 4, The Landfill That Actually Did Close.

The Landfill That Actually Did Close

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Two yellow tracked machines working a bare, refuse-strewn landfill surface under a dark overcast sky: a bulldozer with a raised blade in the foreground and a compactor further back along the ridge. Overlaid title card reads: Eyes on EB, Part 4 of 4, The Fights, the Money and What Happens When the Mountain Stops Growing.

The Fights, the Money and What Happens When the Mountain Stops...

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Vermella Isn’t Done: Another 240 Apartments Are Already Approved on Route 18

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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

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By Rachel Botnick Dear East Brunswick High School, There is something...

Up to 250 Homes, Four Stories at Brunswick Square: What to Know Before Monday’s Council Meeting

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The proposed redevelopment plan also allows four-story, 55-foot residential...

East Brunswick Is Changing How Bullying Reports Are Screened. Next Year’s Numbers Won’t Mean the Same Thing.

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A proposed change in the September 10 Board of...
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