CLARK — Fourth and fifth grade students at the Frank K. Hehnly School in Clark learned about the legislative process from 22nd Legislative District Assemblywoman Linda Stender this week.
Rutgers-Camden Overcomes NJCU Women’s Volleyball, 3-2
JERSEY CITY — New Jersey City University won its first two sets in New Jersey Athletic Conference play this season, but was unable to win a third as Rutgers University-Camden rallied from a 2-0 deficit to overcome the Gothic Knights, 3-2 (23-25, 20-25, 25-12, 25-23, 15-9) in an NJAC match on Thursday evening
Anti-Bullying Program At Valley Road School
CLARK — Detective Buczynski, of the Clark Police Department’s Juvenile Bureau, visited Valley Road School to teach the fourth and fifth graders an important lesson about bullying.
Kean Volleyball Falls To Ramapo In NJAC Match
UNION – Ramapo College defeated host Kean University, 3-0, in New Jersey Athletic Conference action on Thursday evening.
Cunha’s Third Career Hat Trick Propels NJCU Women’s Soccer Past Staten Island, 6-1
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Sophomore forward ASHLEY CUNHA (Edison, NJ/Edison) generated her third career hat trick and junior forward JULIA CASERES (Union, NJ/Union) had a goal and two assists as New Jersey City University won its 12th game of the season.
Answering College Questions
ROSELLE — Mary Clare Cullum, assistant director of Admissions at Drew University, discusses the college selection process with Abraham Clark High School students Kaneesha Urban, 17 and Pretty Quarcoopme, 17, at the Abraham Clark High School College Fair in Roselle on Oct. 20.
The Right Role For Insurance Exchanges
In October, the Department of Health and Human Services closed its “comment period” for the new regional health insurance exchanges — a major component of the Obama health reforms.
Voice Of The People: If You Love America, Then You Should Kill It
The oddest thing about the reactionary support for Republicans is that — as the tea baggers proved in dozens of primary elections around the country — to be deemed worthy of membership in the modern G.O.P. one must be a narrow-minded, Bible-thumping, war-mongering supporter of incompetence, greed, lawlessness, cronyism and mismanagement.
Man Who Led Police On Car Chase Gets 18 Years In Prison
ELIZABETH –A Newark man was sentenced to 18 years in prison today after being found guilty of burglary, theft, eluding and three counts of aggravated assault, announced Union County Prosecutor Theodore J. Romankow.
Elizabeth Man Faces 10 Years In Prison On Drug Charges
ELIZABETH — An Elizabeth man was found guilty in Superior Court earlier today on three separate drug charges, said Union County Prosecutor Theodore J. Romankow.
Wisniewski: No Justification For Shutting Down Tunnel Project
TRENTON – Assembly Transportation Chairman John Wisniewski said that documents obtained through an Open Public Records Act request provide no justification for Gov. Chris Christie’s decision to terminate the ARC Tunnel project.
NJ Lost 20,000 Jobs In September
TRENTON – According to preliminary estimates, jobholding in New Jersey declined in September for both the private and public sectors.
Gerbounka: Don’t Blame Me
LINDEN — Mayor Richard Gerbounka disputed the impression that he unilaterally cancelled the city’s annual Halloween parade, as some readers may have interpreted from a story on the front page of last week’s NJTODAY.NET.