CRANFORD—The 2010 Teen Arts Traveling Exhibit will be on display at the Cranford Public Library, 224 Walnut Avenue, from Aug. 10 to Sept. 10 during regular library hours.
This Year’s Three “R’s” For Kids Going Back To School Are Reduce, Reuse And Recycle
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NEWARK – Next month, students will begin to return to their schools, which are one of the most potentially productive, yet often-overlooked, sources of recycling and conservation in any community.
Concert Series Continues In Clark
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CLARK, NJ – The Union County Summer Arts Festival concert series continues on Wednesday, Aug. 11, with a performance by The Rat Pack, beginning at 7:30 p.m. at Oak Ridge Park in Clark.
MVC Chief Authorizes Extensions For Active Duty Military
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TRENTON – New Jersey residents who are active duty military personnel serving in the war on terrorism, including the National Guard and Military Reserves, will continue to receive automatic extensions of valid driver license, registration and inspection expiration dates, Motor Vehicle Commission Chief Administrator Raymond P. Martinez announced Monday.
Newby Baffles Bears Again
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WALDORF, MD – The Southern Maryland Blue Crabs defeated the Newark Bears 6-1 on Monday night at Regency Furniture Stadium in Waldorf, Maryland.
BlueClaws Win 10-6 In Extra Innings
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CHARLESTON, WV – After scoring just 11 runs in their last three games, the BlueClaws put ten on the board Monday night in a 10-6 twelve inning win over the West Virginia Power.
Innovation: Improving Medicine and the Economy
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The federal government just announced that the nation’s unemployment rate is still hovering around 10 percent. Voters have seized on this news by demanding that their leaders find a way to drive that number down.
Softball Tournament Returns For 15th Year Of Helping Children’s Specialized Hospital
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RAHWAY – For the past 14 years, the Annual Lehrer-Gibilisco Benefit Softball Tournament for Children’s Specialized Hospital has raised money to support the “Lightning Wheels” athletic team.
Rare Diabetes Foot Complication Becoming More Common
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MONROE — Are you diabetic? You are at risk for a limb-threatening foot condition once rare, but now becoming common in the Northeast. As diabetes rates soar nationwide, a Monmouth County foot and ankle surgeon says he’s seeing more patients with a rare diabetic foot complication, called Charcot foot (pronounced SHAR-co).
