EDISON--The Edison Police Department officially announced its annual recognition of National Police Week on May 10.
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EDISON--The Edison Police Department officially announced its annual recognition of National Police Week on May 10.
EDISON -- Did you know that stroke is the No. 3 killer of Americans and a leading cause of serious, long-term disability? According to the American Stroke Association, a division of the American Heart Association, six of every ten deaths due to stroke are women!
EDISON -- On Wednesday, April 21, Anuva Goel of Piscataway traveled to New York City with her mother, Nalini Goel, where she interviewed celebrities Meaghan Martin and Matthew Finley, the stars of the Disney movie, “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam.”
EDISON – After a spree of gas station robberies – including a few violent incidents – Edison Council President Charles Tomaro is urging every Middlesex County town to require 24-hour businesses to install video surveillance systems.
SCOTCH PLAINS – On May 4, the junior and senior students of Union Catholic were provided with information on the dangers of substance abuse and driving under the influence.
EDISON -- The Visual, Performing and Media Arts Department at Middlesex County College is holding its annual exhibition of student work through May 28 in the Studio Theatre on the Edison campus.
EDISON – Second grader Ariya Blow and her sister, Anjali, a third grader, received the highest award granted, "The Award of Excellence," after competing in the New Jersey Orators, Inc. public speaking competition on Saturday, May 1.
SOUTH AMBOY-In honor of National Police Week, May 9-15.
MONROE -- Middlesex County Prosecutor Bruce J. Kaplan and Monroe Police Chief John J. Kraivec announced that a township man was charged today with fatally stabbing his 48-year-old neighbor, who was found dead in her home.
MONROE -- Middlesex County Prosecutor Bruce J. Kaplan and Monroe Police Chief John J. Kraivec announced today that members of the prosecutor’s office and township police are actively investigating an apparent homicide at a home on Perrineville Road in the township.
