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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Thrift that gives back: BridgeLife Thrift in Old Bridge keeps things tidy and treasure-ready, with budget-friendly wardrobe upgrades that don't feel like a hunt.
Local breakfast, leveled up: Estime's Cafe channels Chef Duke Estime’s Caribbean roots into creative breakfast and brunch plates built on fresh ingredients and real respect for food.
Modern American cravings: Gusto Grill hits the East Brunswick sweet spot with smash-style burgers, creative salads, and wings they boldly tag as the best ever, all in a stylish, lively space.
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The five stories Middlesex County readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
The New Jersey Folk Festival, the oldest continuously run festival in New Jersey, has relocated to Davidson’s Mill Pond Park in South Brunswick for the second consecutive year.
Full story at newbrunswicktoday.com ↗
Shore landmark Jersey Freeze has opened its first Middlesex County location in Old Bridge, New Jersey, with a grand opening celebration on August 29.
Full story at mycentraljersey.com ↗
Outfront Media LLC is seeking preliminary and final site plan approval for a digital billboard proposed for a Route 1 property in South Brunswick.
Full story at mycentraljersey.com ↗
A Middlesex County school district in Spotswood, New Jersey, has decided to use an app to control students' cell phones to comply with the state's new bell-to-bell school cell phone ban.
Full story at yahoo.com ↗
September marks the beginning of spooky season in New Jersey, with two ghost tours in East Brunswick and the Hall-Mills Murders.
Full story at nj1015.com ↗
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