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The NJ Division of Consumer Affairs said it identified a total of 11 moving companies across the state that are operating without a license:
A director at HFA, the auditor the district uses, was treasurer of a PAC that donated to school board candidates Cody, Aveta and Weinstein.
Data from the software can result in lower flood-insurance premiums for Middletown homeowners, said Mayor Tony Perry.
There will be a Committee of the Whole workshop meeting Dec. 9 for the Middletown Board of Education.
Released by Secaucus Police, all of last week's arrests:
If you wish to participate, you can drop new and unwrapped toys off at the following nine IMA locations in Monmouth County:
Monday was also the first day the holiday model trains opened at the Barron Arts Center in Woodbridge. Now open daily.
The town was sued after it rejected a proposal to build a mosque and Islamic community center on Ernston Road.
A South Brunswick woman was killed in a car accident Wednesday afternoon on New Road.
The woman thought she was stopped before the tracks, but she was stopped on the tracks. The impact pushed her car for a quarter mile.
Ross Haber & Associates was supposed to present its findings to the district in mid- to late September. What's the reason for the delay?
An Old Bridge Zoning Board member was forced to resign for a Facebook comment she made criticizing a woman for having too many children:
Enjoy the last month of the year in our town!
The district is considering adjusting the boundaries for which students attend which schools, and even possibly making one school K-2.
At 6 a.m. Friday, guests will strap into a "human claw machine" and grab prizes, including Yankees tickets, Red Bulls home opener and more:
A student at Secaucus High School tested positive for tuberculosis last week, according to the school district.
Released by Middletown Police, all the arrests and police activities in October:
The Rutgers student parked the car and went to the gym, where they left their keys unattended. Someone stole the car keys in the gym:
The Wawa is located at 88 Centennial Avenue, and they will have giveaways, such as free t-shirts and free any-size hot coffee:
James Matula, 17, was part of the Middlesex High School varsity baseball team. He helped the team win a state championship in June.
