METUCHEN -- Loren Schnitzer, who is a project manager for a company that provides professional technical services and mother of sixth grade student Cole, shared her expertise with a group of sixth grade Edgar Middle School students through a presentation regarding the use of scale rulers with architectural plans.
WATCHUNG – Four students from Mount Saint Mary Academy have been accepted into Mini Medical School at Robert Wood Johnson this summer.
EDISON -- The Middlesex County Office of Health Services and the Middlesex County Cancer Coalition are sponsoring the fourth annual Pancreatic Cancer Walk to raise community awareness about the disease and to help raise funds to aid research.
CRANBURY -- The Middlesex County Office of Health Services is reporting that a stray cat tested positive for rabies in the Township of Cranbury. This is the third rabid animal reported within Middlesex County for 2012 and the first in the municipality of Cranbury.
DOVER – Two State Police troopers who stopped to check on a disabled car ended up placing the driver under arrest when a check of his credentials showed that he had a warrant issued by the New Brunswick Police Department for aggravated assault and attempted murder.
NEW BRUNSWICK – The Middlesex County prosecutor’s office plans to appeal the 30-day jail sentence received by Dharun Ravi for using a webcam to violate the privacy of his Rutgers University roommate, Tyler Clementi.
NORTH BRUNSWICK -- A township man has been charged with causing a drunk-driving crash that killed a 41-year-old motorist, Middlesex County Prosecutor Bruce J. Kaplan and Kenneth McCormick, director of the North Brunswick Police Department, announced Monday.
SOUTH AMBOY-Bill Garnett was the Grand Marshal of the South Amboy Memorial Day Parade held on May 20.
UNION – An eyewitness account of the Battle of Fredericksburg is vividly described by young Pvt. John P. Hamilton in a letter to his mother in New Brunswick. Union County Clerk, author and historian Joanne Rajoppi, who discovered this letter and 90 others, will speak at a public program presented by the Union County...
EDISON -- A standing room only crowd enjoyed what many called the finest Wardlaw-Hartridge Lower School Concert ever on Thursday, May 10. Catchy tunes filled the air with instrumentals and vocals that delighted the crowd.
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