NEW BRUNSWICK—AM Productions and State Theatre present comedian Craig Ferguson, host of The Late, Late Show on Thursday, Oct. 21, at 8pm. Ferguson’s sharp, witty and unmistakable brand of humor has earned him worldwide recognition and success across a broad variety of media and among critics and audiences alike. Tickets range from $28-98. »
Archive for September, 2010
Men Of Metuchen Are Being Called To Brotherhood
BRIDGEWATER -- Men will have an unique opportunity to learn about and strengthen their Catholic faith at the first Diocesan of Metuchen’s Men’s Conference. »
Pollution Prevention Starts At Home
TRENTON - One of the best ways to protect the environment is to stop creating pollution in the first place, a concept many industries have been using for years. You can apply the same principle at home to make your living environment much healthier. »
CONTACT We Care 35th Anniversary Gala to Honor Celebrity Stars
WESTFIELD -- CONTACT We Care, the award-winning caring and crisis hotline serving the entire state of New Jersey, will celebrate 35 years of soothing souls and saving lives at its 35th Anniversary Gala on Thursday, Nov. 11 at Shackamaxon Golf & Country Club in Scotch Plains. »
Halloween Activities Go On Despite Parade Cancellation
LINDEN – Though this year’s Linden Halloween Parade has been canceled, the city Department of Public Property and Community Services still has several Halloween activities planned. »
Library Program Highlights Services Available To Seniors
RAHWAY -- Did you know that New Jersey has a free-standing hospice facility? Or that Medicare covers annual hearing tests? Are you aware that physicians will make house calls and that in-home companions are available? »
PRAHD Is Planning Annual Gala
PERTH AMBOY -- In continuing with the tradition of recognizing and honoring community members who have helped in the growth and development of the community, the Puerto Rican Association for Human Development, Inc. (PRAHD) is holding its 24th Annual Roberto Clemente Gala. »
Groundwater Tainted by U.S. Agribusiness
I recently traveled to California’s Central Valley, one of the most productive agricultural regions the world has ever seen, and the source of much of the food that you and I eat. »
Fear and Loathing in America—The Ultimate Tool of Tyrants
America is in the midst of an epidemic of historic proportions. The contagion being spread like wildfire is turning communities into battlegrounds and setting Americans one against the other. »
Jury Returns Guilty Verdict In 2008 Plainfield Stabbing
ELIZABETH -- After only four hours of deliberation, a Union County jury returned a guilty verdict Friday against a 26-year-old Plainfield man for first-degree attempted murder, aggravated assault and weapon offenses, relating to a 2008 stabbing in Plainfield. »
Change Of Season Is A Good Time To Discard Unused, Expired Medication
STATE--If your household is like most in America, you could be unwittingly contributing to accidental poisonings, drug overdoses, and drug abuse, simply by keeping unused, outdated, or expired pharmaceuticals in your medicine cabinet. »
New State Law Protects Senior Investors From Deceptive Advisors Who Use Bogus “Senior Adviser” Titles
NEWARK – The New Jersey Bureau of Securities (Bureau) is reminding New Jersey’s senior citizens about a new law prohibiting the use of misleading "senior" or "retirement" professional designations in connection with securities brokerage and investment advisory activities. »
Assembly Panels To Examine Tunnel Work Suspension & NJ Transit Delays, Impact Of Lost Film Tax Credits & Cutting Education Mandates
TRENTON – Assembly panels on Monday will convene hearings on the Christie administration’s decision to suspend work on the new Hudson River rail tunnel, the economic impact of the elimination of film and digital media tax credits, the state’s farmland assessment program and ways to cut education mandates to combat property taxes. »
Assembly Panel Approves Measure To Set Guidelines For Superintendents’ Contracts
TRENTON – Legislation to set guidelines for school superintendent contracts was approved on Thursday 11-0 by the Assembly Education Committee. »
Would Your Child’s Safety Seat Pass An Inspection?
STATE – Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for children 3 to 14 years old, according to 2006 figures from the National Center for Health Statistics. However, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), approximately 8,959 lives have been saved from 1975 to 2008 by the proper use... »
EarthTalk®
Dear EarthTalk: I’ve heard conflicting reports regarding how long it really takes for a plastic grocery bag to decompose. Can you set the record straight? -- Martha Blount, San Diego, CA »
Annual Kidney Disease Program at Trinitas Builds on Earlier Success
ELIZABETH--Trinitas Regional Medical Center, in partnership with the Greater New York Kidney Foundation, will again serve as a Kidney Early Evaluation Program (KEEP) site where members of the community can receive valuable health screenings to determine if they are at risk for kidney disease. »
National Wrestling Superstars To Highlight Fall Family Spectacular
EDISON--WWE Champion and Hall of Fame legend, Tony “Mr. USA” Atlas, will headline a full card of bouts at the upcoming Fall Family Spectacular in Edison on Sept. 25. »
Woodbridge Health Department Sponsors Free Rabies Inoculation Clinic
WOODBRIDGE -- The Woodbridge Department of Health & Human Services and Animal Control Division is offering free rabies inoculations for township dogs and cats on Monday, Sept. 20 and Wednesday, Sept. 22. »
Making Friends Without The Internet
Back when Marilyn Randall was a kid, she didn’t have to send a friend request in order to become someone’s friend. »





