EDISON – The Edison Recreation Department will offer a trip to the Showboat Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City next month.
Diocese Of Metuchen Offers Bible Scripture Series For Catholics
PISCATAWAY — The Diocese of Metuchen will hold the second of its seven-session faith formation series entitled, “The Bible: Root of our Catholic Faith,” on Thursday, Oct. 21 beginning at 7 p.m.
Kean Men’s Soccer Falls To MSU, 2-1
UNION– Freshman Dan Mendoza netted the game-winner off a penalty kick in the 63rd minute as Montclair State University defeated Kean, 2-1, Wednesday evening in NJAC action.
Valley Road Students Celebrate Autumn
CLARK — A bright and sunny day meant plenty of pumpkin picking fun for the students of Valley Road School in Clark.
3 2nd-Half Goals Lift Rutgers-Newark Past NJCU Women’s Soccer Team, 3-1
NEWARK– Rookie midfielder ALEXIS FREES (Linden, NJ/Linden) rifled home a sliding shot with under five minutes remaining in the first half to give New Jersey City University a 1-0 lead but Rutgers-Newark rallied with three second-half goals, including two unassisted markers, as the Scarlet Raiders overcame NJCU, 3-1.
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NJCU Vs. Staten Island Men’s Soccer Match Postponed
JERSEY CITY-The New Jersey City University home non-conference men’s soccer game against the College of Staten Island on October 13 has been postponed.
Kean Women’s Soccer Battles Montclair State, 1-1
MONTCLAIR – The Kean University women’s soccer team battled rival Montclair State University to a 1-1 double overtime tie in New Jersey Athletic Conference action on Wednesday evening.
Elizabeth Student & Teacher Selected For U.S. Army All-American Marching Band
ELIZABETH – Elizabeth High School student Alberto Carrion and Band Director Wayne Dillon have been selected to be a part of the 2011 U.S. Army All-American Marching Band.
Breaking Free From Domestic Violence
Domestic violence affects two million women in the US each year. It affects women from all social, racial, ethnic, and economic backgrounds.
War Does Not Produce Prosperity
Many bad ideas go under the rubric “Keynesian economics,” but perhaps the worst is that government spending — no matter what kind — can genuinely stimulate of an economy and increase the general welfare.
Engine Repower Council Backs Right to Repair Act
The Engine Repower Council strongly supports the Motor Vehicle Owners’ Right to Repair Act (S 3181/HR 2057) to protect each motorist’s right to patronize the auto repair facility of their choice.
Water, Water Everywhere Doesn’t Mean A Drink
In the past few weeks New Jersey has seen lots of rain, including flooding in some areas of the state. So those with damp basements and spongy yards may be surprised to hear that we’re still under a statewide drought watch.