RAHWAY—The Sideliners Booster Club, the athletic booster club of Rahway High School, held its annual All-Sports Banquet on May 27. During the dinner, scholar athletes from Rahway High School were honored for outstanding achievement on the court, in the field and in the classroom.
Category: Union County
Roselle Jams 2009 Summer Concert Series Announced
ROSELLE – Break out your folding chairs and get ready to enjoy a summer filled with free music performances from talented artists at the Roselle Shopping Center.
Summer Activities For Linden Seniors
LINDEN – Are you a Linden senior who’s tired of sitting around? Do you want to meet new friends? Consider joining the Senior Citizen Center located at 330 Helen Street.
Seton Students Enjoy Winning Season In Forensics
CLARK—The Mother Seton Forensics Team brought home no less than 16 trophies this year, and one member won her way to national competition.
Rahway Resident Recognized At Habitat Gala
RAHWAY – Habitat for Humanity Newark honored Rahway resident Allan Martin at its second annual Raising Roofs Gala held on Thursday, May 28 at the Wilshire Grand Hotel in West Orange.
Donating Beauty
CLARK—L’Oreal Consumer Affairs Specialist and muralist Liz Palmatier led a team of about 20 volunteers in painting a mural in recreation room at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Rahway.
Rain Or Shine
LINDEN—Linden Soccer Playoffs are off and running in the Public Property and Community Services League.
Gym Owners Donate Equipment
RAHWAY—Brothers Ray and Joey Giaccobbe, Rahway High School alumni and owners of Power & Fitness Gym on St. George’s Avenue, recently donated fitness equipment for use by Rahway High School athletics.
Clark Woman Wins Governor’s Award
CLARK—Colleen Labella of Clark has received the 2009 New Jersey Governor’s Award for excellence in acting.
Pinho Pleads Guilty To Stealing More Than $2.5 Million
ELIZABETH – Carlos Pinho, former president of the Portuguese Social Club in Elizabeth, pleaded guilty last week to stealing more than $2.5 million in a Ponzi scheme that targeted his mostly middle- and working-class immigrant club members.