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ROSELLE—The borough has received more than $30,000 in 2013 Clean Communities funding, Roselle Mayor Jamel C. Holley and members of Borough Council announced Wednesday. The state award honors government agencies, businesses, community organizations, schools and individuals who are working to make New Jersey “clean and green.”
ROSELLE – Roselle Savings Bank, a local mainstay bank since 1889, is seeking bank memorabilia from the past to help celebrate its upcoming 125th anniversary in 2014.
TRENTON – Six Middlesex County schools are among 144 throughout the state that will participate in the federal Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program for the 2013-2014 school year, New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher announced today.
UNION COUNTY - By resolution, the Union County Board of Chosen Freeholders has declared May as National Community Action Month in recognition of the County’s community-based agencies that work to help low income residents overcome poverty and achieve economic self-sufficiency. In celebration, agencies throughout Union County, as well as agencies throughout the nation, will be…
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ROSELLE -- A fake newspaper is being exposed as campaign propaganda by Roselle Mayor Jamel Holley, who blames politicians that control the Elizabeth school board with concocting the publication.
UNION COUNTY -- Support rapidly erodes for wounded 36-year incumbent Sheriff Ralph Froehlich when voters are informed that the 36-year incumbent is triple-dipping at taxpayer expense, according to a recent survey conducted by Devine Advertising Associates.
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UNION COUNTY -- Union County Democratic Chairwoman Charlotte DeFilippo announced that she would retire as executive director of the Union County Improvement Authority (UCIA) effective Aug 1 and said she will not seek another term as chairwoman of the political machine.
