LINDEN – Last week, Linden police arrested a pair of suspected drug dealers and seized a kilo of cocaine.
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1 In 7 May Skip Census
U.S. Census forms are beginning to arrive in mailboxes this week, but one in seven Americans may decide to throw them in the trash.
Committee Clears Controversial COAH Bill
TRENTON – On Monday, the state Senate Economic Growth Committee unanimously approved a controversial bill that would scrap the state Council on Affordable Housing and replace it with a market-driven approach to meeting the demand for affordable housing.
Christie Calls For “A New Course” In Budget Message
TRENTON – Gov. Chris Christie pledged to follow “a completely new course” during his first state budget address on Tuesday afternoon. He promised a new era of fiscal discipline and lower taxes as he introduced his $28.3 billion spending plan.
Woodbridge Police Seek Witnesses To Fatal Weekend Accident
WOODBRIDGE – Police are investigating a fatal pedestrian hit and run motor vehicle accident that occurred on Saturday, March 13, on Route 1 South in Avenel.
Court Rules Menendez Recall Effort Can Proceed
STATE – A New Jersey appellate court ruled today that the New Jersey secretary of state must accept a notice filed to recall U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez.
FBI Charges Alleged Middlesex County Armed Robbery Crew
NEWARK—Eight men throughout Middlesex County will face multiple counts of the federal charge of interference with interstate commerce by threats or violence in connection with a series of armed robberies in businesses and private residences in Middlesex County and elsewhere, authorities said Monday.
History Repeats Itself Halfway Around The World
During February, Lt. Cmdr. Christopher Farricker of the U.S. Navy was assigned to Afghanistan. It just happened to be to the same unit that his brother was in.
Parents Battling Politicians For Schools
LINDEN—Parents and politicians are again battling for seats on the Board of Education, which rules the $110 million a year public school system.
Are You At Risk For Diabetes?
Nearly 24 million Americans are living with diabetes today. Diabetes develops when insulin—a hormone that helps glucose from digested food nourish cells in the body—is in short supply or is not functioning properly. In diabetics, unused glucose builds up in the blood stream to higher than normal levels.
