CLARK – Arthur L. Johnson High School Junior Mark Boulanger is presented with a Certificate of Appreciation from Clark Board of Education President Jill Curran in recognition of his scoring 800 on College Board SAT for the Critical Reading Assessment.
Scholarships Available For New Jersey High School Students
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NEWARK – The North Jersey Minerva Corporation in partnership with the North Jersey Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. announces it is now accepting applications for its 49th Annual Scholarship Benefit Program.
Rahway Man Receives Award From State Bar Association
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ROSELAND– Stuart Pachman, a Rahway native and member of Brach Eichler, received the “Distinguished Legislative Service Award” from the New Jersey Bar Association.
Middlesex County Residents Win Bank Sweepstakes
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY – Two Middlesex County residents won a holiday contest that let them share their good fortune with a local charity.
Lessons Learned From An Ancient Hawk
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Many of New Jersey’s senior citizens migrate south in the winter. In contrast to the “snow birds,” one venerable Red-tailed Hawk from New Jersey was recently found to be the oldest living of its species in the world! She’s a happy reminder that many raptors are experiencing a comeback in this state we’re in.
Snow & Freezing Rain Expected Tonight
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STATE – New Jersey residents can expect a wintry mix of precipitation tonight through tomorrow morning.
Authorities Investigate Plainfield Teen’s Death
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PLAINFIELD — The Union County Homicide Task Force is investigating the shooting death of a Plainfield teenager who died early Sunday morning, said Prosecutor Theodore J. Romankow.
Teens Indicted On Murder Charges For Summit Man’s Death
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ELIZABETH – On Friday afternoon, a Union County Grand Jury indicted three individuals on murder and robbery charges in the death of a Summit man last summer, First Assistant Union County Prosecutor Albert Cernadas, Jr. said.
Former Pastor Found Guilty Of Defrauding Immigrants
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ELIZABETH — A former Salvation Army pastor and his wife were found guilty last week of multiple theft by deception charges, according to First Assistant Union County Prosecutor Albert Cernadas, Jr.