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Sky Blue FC stretching long for a playoff berth
Danny Breslauer
Thursday, September 2, 2010

Defending Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS) champion Sky Blue FC has continued to put forth solid soccer in Piscataway during the 2010 summer campaign. Recently-promoted head coach Rick Stainton believes his team’s late-season adjustments have led to a more exciting brand of soccer.

TeTe Cafe adds another peak to range of Raritan Ave. flavors
Contributed press release
Tuesday, August 31, 2010

TeTe, a Peruvian cafe, is the newest addition to the restaurant offerings in Highland Park, at 304 Raritan Avenue, where Penny's and more recently Shushan Grill were formerly located.

Twin Towers shimmer throughout New York novels
Valeri Drach Weidmann
Friday, June 11, 2010

Three foreign born writers take on the challenge of New York City, its intoxicating promise as well as the punches it doles out to the novice and the native alike.

New athletic director appointed for H.P. schools
Danny Breslauer
Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Highland Park public schools' new athletic director has high aspirations for his programs. Craig Girvan wants to win the NJSIAA ShopRite Cup.

FUBAR Labs hit me with technology
Julia Orwell
Sunday, June 6, 2010

Three-dimensional printing with plastic, robotic mice and bartenders, “lasers” cutting Lucite, and voiding the warranty by taking apart printers! “There’s a lot of mad science going on here,” says Fair Use Building and Research (FUBAR) Labs president Phil Gillhaus. Last Saturday, curious ‘Parkers had the opportunity to peek inside this weird science laboratory at the FUBAR Labs open house.

Whole foods a rare sight on school lunch tray
Leigh Davis
Monday, June 21, 2010

Time was, school lunches featured “Salisbury steak” and mashed potatoes, with a side of corn as a vegetable. You could mash it all together into what comic Patton Oswalt calls a failure pile in a sadness bowl, washed down with strawberry milk and chased with a bright green mint chocolate chip ice cream cone. Yep, those were the days.

Board president's tirade was an embarrassment
Letters to the Editor
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
To the editor:
At the June 21st Highland Park High School graduation, Board of Education member Wendy Saiff delivered a completely inappropriate, politically-driven diatribe, replete with specious and demonstrably false assertions, and even some Sarah Palin-esque mispronunciations. I could go through it line by line and point out the many falsehoods and internal inconsistencies. But that would be too easy.

And it would miss the point.
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