CLARK – To show their appreciation for the Clark eatery’s support, officials from the Clark Scholarship Fund recently presented a plaque to the owners of the Windsor Diner.
Safety First
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EDISON — Angad Dhindsa of Edison and Monal Mehta of Union, seniors at The Wardlaw-Hartridge School in Edison, give the second-graders some pedestrian safety tips during the Robert Wood Johnson University Safety Ambassadors Presentation.
Middlesex County College Student Takes First Place at Radiography Contest
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EDISON — Christopher Quilban of Laurence Harbor, a student in the Middlesex County College Radiography program, recently won first place in a competition at the New Jersey Society of Radiologic Technologists Annual Meeting.
School Teachers Dress As Favorite Characters To Celebrate Reading
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RAHWAY — In honor of children’s author Dr. Seuss, Madison Elementary School in Rahway participated in the nationwide celebration of his birthday.
Ochoa Completes Training Course
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MERIDIAN, Miss. — Marine Corps Pfc. Veronica M. Jimenez Ochoa, daughter of Norma Ochoa and Jose Jimenez, of Elizabeth, recently completed the Marine Aviation Maintenance Administration Course.
Great Performance
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EDISON–As part of the Fairy Tale unit, the first and fourth grade students performed a “50s Style” version of Little Red Riding Hood in the AP Room at the Wardlaw-Hartridge School on Friday, March 11. This mini-musical delighted the Lower…
Wardlaw-Hartridge Sixth-Graders Participate in Knowledge Master Open
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EDISON — Wardlaw-Hartridge sixth-grade students demonstrated good teamwork as they decided on a final answer to submit during the Knowledge Master Open on the afternoon of Monday, March 7.
Maryland Teenager Who Threatened Berkeley Heights School Pleads Guilty
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ELIZABETH — A Maryland teenager who sent a threatening message via the Internet saying students in Berkeley Heights were in danger of being shot while in school, pleaded guilty Thursday to causing a false public alarm, Union County Prosecutor Theodore J. Romankow announced today.
Contractor Pleads Guilty To Obtaining Public Contracts Using Stolen Identity
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TRENTON – A Union County construction contractor pleaded guilty Friday to using a stolen identity, a fictitious company, and fraudulent documents to successfully bid on public projects, including a project to restore the Clinton Town dam in Hunterdon County, when his companies were barred from such projects, Attorney General Paula T. Dow and Criminal Justice Director Stephen J. Taylor announced.