SAYREVILLE-Here are some more past Sayreville bars that I never printed: In 1934, The Silver Arrow was on Upper Main St. on Route 4. It was formally The Gables. “Come up and see Nick and Bill.”
Recreation & Lifestyle
Be Prepared For New Airline Fees
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HAMILTON – Preparations needed before travelers take their next flight may look a bit more like preparing for a trek through the wilderness than what most of us generally consider normal preparations for an airline flight.
Powerball Jackpot At $150 Million; Mega Millions At $90 Million
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STATE – The Powerball lottery jackpot is $150 million for Saturday night’s drawing, and the Mega Millions prize has reached $90 million for tonight’s drawing.
Union Library Announces May Children’s Programs
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UNION—The Children’s Department of the Union Public Library has scheduled the following programs at the Main Library during the month of May:
Adult Forum At Willow Grove Church: Discoveries About The Sun
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SCOTCH PLAINS—Willow Grove Presbyterian Church of Scotch Plains invites the community to “The Sun”, an adult education forum discussion led by scientist and church member John Konopka.
Digital Photography Program At Rahway Library
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RAHWAY—Professional photographer and educator Bruce Tucker will present a program on Exploring Digital Photography at the Rahway Public Library on April 29 from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
See “A Canine Comedy,” Support All-Star Pet Rescue
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NEW BRUNSWICK – George Street Playhouse will donate a portion of the proceeds from ticket sales to the Saturday, April 17, matinee performance of “A Canine Comedy” to All-Star Pet Rescue.
Berry Good News About Berries
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WESTFIELD—The Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Union County will offer an appetizing class this month called “Berries and You: Perfect Together.”
“Clash of the Titans” A Failure to Merge
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One of the six, rudely jabbering girls who sat in front of me during a recent showing of director Louis Leterrier’s “Clash of the Titans” apparently favored whatever was playing on her little cell phone to the 3-D bombast up on the giant screen.
Clark Library Celebrates National Library Week And National Library Workers Day
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CLARK—The Clark Public Library will honor National Library Week by offering two behind-the-scenes tours of the library on Wednesday, April 14, at 12:30 p.m. and again on Thursday, April 15, at 4 p.m.
