WOODBRIDGE – The Township Health Department reminds pet owners that all cats five months and older must be licensed. »
Archive for August, 2010
Center For Hope Hospice Fashion Show
MOUNTAINSIDE -- The Center for Hope Hospice & Palliative Care Auxiliary is presenting its annual fashion show and luncheon “Get Away in Style” on Sunday, Oct. 3, to be held at L’Affaire Caterers, Mountainside. »
The Writer’s Block: Here Come Those Summertime Blues
One sure sign that we are in the waning days of summer is the new crop of TV commercials that are now beginning to air. They try to get us into the fall spirit by enticing us to buy back to school supplies, new cars, spiffy clothes, computers, and even more back to... »
Asian Food Markets Present “Taste Of Japan” Festival
NORTH PLAINFIELD – A little bit of Japan is coming to Route 22. On Saturday, August 21, and Sunday, August 22, the Asian Food Markets of North Plainfield and Nishimoto Trading Co. will present “A Taste of Japan – A Summer Food Festival.” »
Tea Party To Teach Manners, Self-Esteem & History
UNION -- On Sunday, Aug, 29, girls ages 5 – 13 will come together at Liberty Hall Mansion and Museum (home to the first governor of New Jersey) to learn about self-esteem, manners, and a little history at the second annual OMG! Tea Party. »
“Scott Pilgrim vs. The World:” A Match Made on the Cutting Edge
As inevitable as the rock opera was in the late 1960s, director Edgar Wright’s “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” creatively combines the audio-visual tools of a new generation in a kaleidoscopic mélange of mediums. »
Local Scouts Impressed By National Jamboree
BOWLING GREEN, Va. -- At 6:30 a.m. on July 25, 200 Scouts and Leaders of Patriots' Path Council started arriving at the Morristown Armory to join with 45,000 other Scouts and Leaders for the Boy Scouts of America National Jamboree and to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of BSA. »
Community Calendar
German Biergarten • Aug. 20 from 5:30-11 p.m. – The Deutscher Club of Clark, 787 Featherbed Lane, will host an authentic German biergarten. There will music by Richard Jordan, and 35 German theme cars will be on display. German & American food available to purchase. For info, call 1-732-574-8600. »
Woodbridge Police Department Accepting Applications
WOODBRIDGE – The Woodbridge Township Police Department is accepting applications from people who want to be police officers. »
Team Vitale Hangs On To Win Charity Softball Game
MIDDLESEX COUNTY -- The rain held off, as did the rally from Team 101.5 FM, and Team Vitale claimed victory in the Aug. 12 summer classic. »
L’Oreal Dog Day Event
CRANBURY -- All Star Pet Rescue will be at L'Oreal Dog Day event on Saturday, Aug. 21 at L'Oreal's Cranbury facility on 35 Broadway Road. »
Barron Arts Center Hosts Mind Pixels Exhibit
WOODBRIDGE – Surealism is alive and well at the Barron Arts Center where they will host the unique exhibition “Mind Pixels,” opening on Saturday, Aug. 21. The Barron Arts Center is located at 582 Rahway Avenue in Woodbridge. Admission is free and everyone is welcome to attend. »
Garden Club Announces Awards
PERTH AMBOY -- The Royal Garden Club By The Bay announced the winners of the 2010 Perth Amboy Beautification Awards for non-residential properties. »
Lakewood Loses To Greensboro, 13-8
LAKEWOOD - The Grasshoppers scored three runs in the tenth inning Thursday night to beat the BlueClaws 8-5, dropping Lakewood to 13-8 in extra inning games this season. »
O’Neil Named To Dean’s List
MIDLAND, Mich. – Thomas O’Neil of Linden has been named to the Dean’s List for the spring term at Northwood University in Midland, Mich. »
Bears Turn Triple Play In 8-2 Loss To Lancaster
NEWARK - Aaron Herr belted a three-run homer in the top of the sixth inning and added a solo shot in the eighth as Lancaster Barnstormers defeated the Newark Bears 8-2 Thursday night at Bears & Eagles Riverfront Stadium. Newark secured a series victory by taking the first two games. »
BlueClaws To Retire Rehabbing Howard’s Jersey Friday
LAKEWOOD - Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard will rehab with the BlueClaws on Friday at FirstEnergy Park and the team will retire his #29 in a pre-game ceremony presented by Smart Carpet and Flooring. »
NJ Charged With Cheating Bond Investors
STATE -- New Jersey cheated investors who bought more than $26 billion worth of municipal bonds between August 2001 and April 2007, according to the first federal securities fraud complaint ever filed against a state government. »
String of high-figure bank jobs solved, FBI says
NEWARK -- Nathaniel Barreto of Newark admitted to being "the Black Stocking Robber" and Juan Perez of Clifton the wheelman in a string of bank holdups in Paramus, Boonton and elsewhere from North to Central Jersey that ended when they were tracked down following an armed robbery Tuesday, Jerry DeMarco reports at CliffviewPilot.com. »
Study: High Cost Of Child Care Strains Family Budgets
TRENTON – National spotlight on a report documenting the financial strain of child care underscores the experience of many New Jersey families struggling to meet the cost of care. »





