John Saccenti, Patch Staff
- East Brunswick, NJ
John Saccenti graduated from South Brunswick High School in 1988, and from Rider College in 1992. Since then he has been a writer and editor covering much of the Central Jersey Area. His area of expertise, of course, is community news. He launched the East Brunswick Patch in 2010 and has covered South Brunswick, North Brunswick, Cranbury, Monroe, Jamesburg, the Princetons, West Windsor, Hightstown and East Windsor as a staff writer, news editor and managing editor with The Princeton Packet.
Email: John.saccenti@patch.com
Hometown: East Brunswick Birthday: Feb. 8, 1970 Bio: Married with an 14-year-old daughter. A freelance writer and journalist who has won multiple New Jersey Press Association Awards. Published writer of poems and short stories.
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Posting Activity
East Brunswick|News|
Mandatory Evacuations in East Brunswick
Main Street from River Road to Old Bridge Turnpike; Squire Street; Emerson Street; Oak Street; River Road up to Millman Drive; Millman Drive; Jernee Drive; Cornell Drive; and portions of Addington Court are to be evacuated
East Brunswick|News|
Middlesex County Declares State of Emergency
Below is a list of shelters in the county.
East Brunswick|News|
Township Closings Include Schools, Municipal Court, Library
Here's a list of township closings and cancellations. Leave your own cancellations in the comments section. Check back as this article gets updated. Recently, the Library announced that it is closed Monday and Tuesday.
Woodbridge, NJ|News|
Township Warns Residents of Sandy
High winds and heavy rainfall are expected to start Sunday afternoon.
East Brunswick|News|
Middlesex Prepares for Sandy
People in flood prone areas should be prepared to evacuate.
East Windsor, NJ|News|
Help Fill Sand Bags
Head to the Department of Public Works on Bank Street and help prepare for Hurricane Sandy.
East Brunswick|News|
Township Readies for Sandy
Residents should take precautions for Sandy. Expect to feel it the storm beginning Sunday evening.
East Brunswick|News|
Milltown Offers Tips to Residents on Impending Storm
There is once again the potential to lose power in Milltown. During Irene, the town went dark for days.
East Brunswick|News|
PSE&G Says It's Preparing for Sandy
The utility is getting equipment and manpower in place to help with power disruptions during Hurricane Sandy.
East Brunswick|News|
American Red Cross Issues Tips for Hurricane Preparedness
As Hurricane Sandy's path up the east coast remains in question, the American Red Cross has issued these tips for what to do in case the storm does hit our area.
East Brunswick|News|
Virtual Open House: Local Homes for Sale
Take a virtual tour of some local homes on the market.
East Brunswick|News|
OEM and EBTV Have Tips on Emergency Preparedness
The East Brunswick Office of Emergency Management offers tips on how to get prepared for storms like Sandy, which could hit the area early next week.
East Brunswick|News|
Verizon Announces Plans to Hire Locally
Verizon announced that 138 positions will be filled, including many here in East Brunswick.
East Brunswick|News|
Sandy Could Hit Area Hard
Officials are warning that the storm could bring high winds, rain and flooding early next week.
East Brunswick|News|
Numbers You May Need During a Storm
Keep these telephone numbers on hand in the event of service disruptions.
Woodbridge, NJ|News|
Are We in For Scary Halloween Weather?
The National Weather Service is tracking a storm that could bring heavy wind and rain to the area early next week.
East Brunswick|News|
Crime Stoppers begins three-day advertising campaign
County hopes awreness of program will foster even more success.
East Windsor, NJ|News|
Scary Weather for Halloween?
The National Weather Service is tracking a story that could bring heavy wind and rain to the area early next week.
East Brunswick|News|
Computer Classes for November
Learn Excel, Microsoft Word and More at the library.
