RAHWAY—On March 2, students at Franklin School celebrated Read Across America Day. Celebrated on Dr. Suess’ birthday, this day is used to encourage students to continue reading, and to show the enjoyment one can get from books. »
Archive for March, 2010
Rahway Family Reading Nights
RAHWAY—Elementary students of the Rahway Public Schools and their families share a special evening with Superintendent Frank R. Buglione recently. »
Benedictine Academy Announces 2nd Quarter Honor Roll
ELIZABETH—Benedictine Academy, an all-female Catholic college prep high school in Elizabeth, has released its second quarter honor roll. Thirty-six students at the Academy were named based on outstanding academic performance. »
Raritan Bay Medical Center 2010 Auxiliary Officers Formally Installed
PERTH AMBOY—Newly elected officers from Raritan Bay Medical Center’s three adult auxiliaries joined their fellow auxilians for an evening of celebration and formal installation recently. »
Radiology Expert Passes On Knowledge To High School Students
EDISON—Dr. Suresh Mody of Edison, a member of the Board of Trustees at The Wardlaw-Hartridge School in Edison and the Chairman of Radiology at St. Michael’s Medical Center in Newark, offered a special lecture and PowerPoint presentation on MRIs (magnetic resonance imaging) to Dr. Lloyd Kunar’s Introduction to Medical Physics students on March 15. »
Woodbridge Students Earn Degrees
BOSTON, Mass. – Boston University awarded academic degrees to 1,445 students in January. »
Powers Completes Basic Training
GREAT LAKES, Ill.—Navy Seaman Andrew K. Powers, a 2004 graduate of Metuchen High School, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill. »
Rahway Middle School Students Mark Black History Month
RAHWAY—Rahway Middle School’s 18th annual Black History Month assembly was a highly energetic compilation of musical traditions to attribute to African-American civil rights pioneers, singers and inventors. »
Middlesex County Seeks Applicants For 2010 Continuum Of Care Funds For Homeless Programs
MIDDLESESX COUNTY—The Middlesex County Housing Continuum of Care Committee (MCHC3) is seeking applicants for 2010 Continuum of Care funds for homeless programs through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). »
Elizabeth Sailor Participates In Haiti Relief Effort
ELIZABETH—Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Jerry Melvin, a 1999 graduate of Elizabeth High School, recently participated in Operation Unified Response as part of the Bataan Amphibious Relief Mission. »
Kean Edges Keystone, 7-6
LA PLUME, Pa. – Junior Ken Gregory (Pittstown) recorded five RBI including a grand slam as #10 Kean University defeated #22 Keystone College, 7-6, Sunday afternoon in the Cougars first official road game of the season. »
Women’s Lax Opens Skyline With Win Over Mount Saint Mary
NEWBURGH, N.Y. – Senior Chelsea Davis (Livingston) scored six goals and had an assist to lead the Kean University women’s lacrosse team to a 17-6 win over Mount Saint Mary College in the Skyline Conference opener for both team on Sunday afternoon. »
Brockport Edges Kean, 7-6
UNION – Junior Andy Hilton (Rochester, N.Y.) scored the winning goal with just over seven minutes remaining in the fourth period to give the College at Brockport a 7-6 win over Kean in men’s lacrosse action Saturday afternoon at Kean Alumni Stadium. »
Po-Lunatic-al Teacher Uprising
ELIZABETH -- A politically inspired educator is waging an aggressive campaign to upset the longtime teachers' union president, who she accuses of being too close to the school board. »
Retired Men’s Club Celebrates St. Patrick’s Day
LINDEN—The Linden Retired Men’s Club held a St. Patrick’s Day Party for members and their guests on Tuesday, March 16 at the John T. Gregorio Recreation Center in Linden. »
Ice Rink Closes Early; Roller Skating To Begin April 16
EDISON—Due to the recent severe storms and unusually warm weather, the Middlesex County Department of Parks and Recreation has been forced to end the ice skating season at the popular Roosevelt Park Family Ice Rink in Edison. The original closing date was March 28. »
Former Union County Insurance Agency Employee Sentenced For Fraud
TRENTON - A Union County insurance agency employee was sentenced today for diverting approximately $20,000 worth of life insurance proceeds to himself, Attorney General Paula T. Dow and Division of Criminal Justice Director Stephen J. Taylor announced. »
Nine Candidates File For Perth Amboy Council Race
PERTH AMBOY – Nine candidates have filed to run for three seats on Perth Amboy’s City Council in the May 11 nonpartisan election. »
Homeless Men Sentenced In Fatal Fire
ELIZABETH – Two homeless men who had been indicted on murder charges for causing the death of an Elizabeth firefighter last year were sentenced on lesser counts Friday. »
Elizabeth Man Acquitted On Sexual Assault Charge
ELIZABETH – A jury found a 34-year-old Elizabeth man not guilty of sexually assaulting a 6-year-old girl. »





