Former Patch Staff
The company embroiled in arrests and Pay to Play campaign contribution scandals this week took a step to defend itself by filing Chapter 11 papers on Friday
JFK High School's Eco-Friendly Club's efforts seem to be paying off: trash dumped between railroad tracks and Route 27 in Iselin isn't being ignored
Springfield Boy Scout Troop 73 sure did when they went to Ogdensburg on an outing any family would love
Learn more about the hazards during National Brain Injury Awareness Month
Gov. Chris Christie is named Andrew C. Carey of New Providence to replace Middlesex County's longtime prosecutor
Those interested in adjunct teaching jobs at Middlesex County College are invited to a job fair
Gov. Chris Christie is replacing the county's longtime prosecutor, Bruce J. Kaplan, with an assistant U.S. Attorney
The big stories in March were anything Hess, a former Woodbridge animal control officer charged with hundreds of counts of animal cruelty, sex assaults on children - and Woodbridge history.
Scott MacFadden, a former Brick Township administrator, made at least $77,957 in illegally reimbursed political contributions, indictment charges
Executives from Birdsall Engineering - a firm with deep ties to Woodbridge - have been indicted on a Pay-to-Play donation racket
The township will be getting ready for Easter with a free celebration at the Parker Press Park
Artworks from students at the township's three high schools will be showcased in a Barron Arts Center exhibit starting April 1
The university hospital attained NICHE status for its special care in dealing with the elderly
Sesame Street fun for the kids is the highlight of Easter weekend in New Brunswick.
The Woodbridge oil giant is now in a proxy fight with a feisty investor for control of the company's board of directors
A new footwear store, a Thai cuisine addition to the food court, and one of the best organic French beauty lines will be opening at Menlo this spring
The frontman of one of rock's most successful bands will be doing a solo act in April in New Brunswick
The high school environmental group can't touch the trash on NJ Transit property in Iselin, so they've taken to the Internet to push the train managers to clean up the mess
The Woodbridge Board of Ed will be adopting a $206.7 million budget - and cutting its travel expenses by $25,000
It's time for the annual Easter flower sale, now through Easter Sunday
