LINDEN – NJ Transit customers may experience minor delays as Amtrak performs track work to replace deteriorating railroad ties near Linden Station.
Clark Police Blotter
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Feb. 3 at 12:40 p.m. – Det. Walter Merfert investigated a report of criminal mischief to a motor vehicle, which was parked at a Central Avenue business.
Middlesex County College to Feature Art Exhibit on Toys
by staff report •
EDISON — An exhibit of toys created by artists will be held at Middlesex County College from Feb. 10-March 10. The exhibit will take place in the Studio Theatre Gallery.
College To Offer Saturday Hours On Feb. 12
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EDISON — Students and future students who need enrollment services at Middlesex County College may take advantage of special hours on Saturday, Feb. 12. The offices will be open from 8:30 a.m. to noon.
Plainfield Students Benefit From Book Drive
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PLAINFIELD – Barnes & Noble’s Clark branch has partnered with United Way of Greater Union County to donate over 600 books to Clinton Elementary in Plainfield.
ALJ Students Compete In Science Olympiad
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CLARK — A team of Arthur L. Johnson High School students competed in the New Jersey Science Olympiad Regional Competition at Union County College in Cranford on Jan. 11.
Environmentalists Pleased By Governor’s Veto Of LNG Project
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TRENTON – Environmental groups are applauding Gov. Chris Christie’s decision to block a liquefied natural gas port that would have been built off the New Jersey coast.
Ex-South Plainfield Rescue Squad Worker Admits Sex Assaults
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NEW BRUNSWICK — A former South Plainfield Rescue Squad worker pleaded guilty Monday to charges of sexually assaulting two males in separate incidents, Middlesex County Prosecutor Bruce J. Kaplan announced. Ronald Sward, 47, South Plainfield pleaded guilty to aggravated sexual…
Attorney General Warns Taxpayers To Check Fine Print On “Instant Refund” Offers
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NEWARK – A task force led by the Office of the Attorney General and State Division of Consumer Affairs, along with the Bergen, Camden, Gloucester, Mercer, Monmouth, Ocean and Somerset county offices of consumer affairs, last week inspected 574 tax preparation offices statewide in search of false and misleading advertising of so-called “instant,” “same day” and “24 hour” tax refunds.
