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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.

Friday, June 18, 2010

It may have seemed a long time coming to some, but the "Sprout Spot" at Irving Primary School, the "Lettuce Grow" garden at Bartle Elementary, and the Highland Park Middle & High School's "Garden of Eatin'" are in full swing. Teachers, students and the community are enjoying the fruits (or veggies!) of their labor.

At the middle school/high school garden, Dara Botvinick often holds class surrounded by the lettuce, spinach, peas, beans, nasturtium, and tomato and squash plants. "I really enjoy the impact of the garden on the students,” says Botvinick.

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Despite its diminutive size, Highland Park prides itself on being global minded, on emphasizing the success of our students, and for being progressive on issues such as the environment. So it comes as no surprise that three of Highland Park’s own alumni are integral employees of one of the smartest and greenest raw material export companies in the country, Anbakam Metals, based out of East Brunswick.

The company name comes from a word that means “house of love” in Tamil and Indian dialect. Though, with its ever-growing ventures, its international recognition, and a goal of growing into a billion-dollar-a-year company, Anbakam Metals seems more a budding empire than a simple house.

Friday, May 14, 2010

Ever wonder why your e-mail’s spam box is always so full of ads for counterfeit pharmaceuticals (a.k.a. 'pharm spam'), penny stocks, sex aids, and fake Rolexes?

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