TRENTON – A former Rutgers University undergraduate pleaded guilty today to distributing child pornography over the Internet while a student at the university in New Brunswick, Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman announced.
NEW BRUNSWICK—State Theatre will present Tony Orlando’s Great American Christmas on Wednesday, Dec. 4, at 8 p.m. Singer and Hollywood personality Tony Orlando will perform a special program of holiday standards and his greatest hits. Tickets range from $35-75.
NEWARK – A New Brunswick man was sentenced Friday to 48 months in prison for his role in one of the nation’s largest and longest running stolen identity refund fraud schemes ever identified, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
NEW BRUNSWICK – The New Brunswick Water Authority lied repeatedly in water quality reports filed with the state Department of Environmental Protection, according to a New Brunswick Today report.
NEW BRUNSWICK— Tickets go on sale to the general public today for the Gipsy Kings—25th Anniversary Tour show at the State Theatre on Sunday, Jan. 19, 2014 at 8 p.m. Tickets range from $37.50-87.50.
NEW BRUNSWICK — Camille and Ishmael Menns of New Brunswick, students at The Wardlaw-Hartridge School in Edison, display their still life artwork that earned them first and third place, respectively, at The Promise Church of God Art Competition in New…
NEW BRUNSWICK — A fox found in New Brunswick, in the vicinity of College Farm Road and Route 1, tested positive for rabies, the Middlesex County Office of Health Services announced this afternoon.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY — Middlesex County Freeholder H. James Polos (far right), chair of the county’s Public Safety and Health Committee is joined by, from left: Sargent Raymond Trigg of the New Brunswick Police Department, Edward O’Connor, Central Region Supervisor, New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety and David Gregor Coordinator of Middlesex County Comprehensive Traffic Safety Program to unveil the county’s latest pedestrian safety program “Look Up, Be Safe.”
NEW BRUNSWICK – Bus company officials say Stan McNeil lost his job for violating safety rules, but the popular Rutgers University bus driver says it was because of a prayer for a student in a wheelchair, according to a Star-Ledger report.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY – Here are some memories from a contributor: “I worked for the Linwood Grove as a high school student, working in the snack bar, setting up and cleaning the ballroom. I later worked as a bartender. I believe that the picture was a postcard that the owners had made up for advertising purposes.”
