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The restaurant, which opened recently, is known for its made-to-order steakburgers and frozen custard.
The cafe is inspired by the rich heritage of the automotive industry.
The seat was left vacant after BOE member Lisa Rodgers resigned from her post.
At last week's meeting, the council increased the contract amount by $25,000.
The 2-day summer certification program aimed at empowering the next generation of leaders in Edison.
Officers Michael Miszkiewicz and Shane Briody were officially sworn in last week.
The big top will be pitched at MarketFair from Aug. 21 to Sept. 1.
The 2nd annual National Election Board Worker Recruitment Day will be held on Aug. 12.
An evening of community fun awaits neighbors in an event hosted by the East Windsor Police.
The shop recently won top honors at the 2025 Community Votes Edison Awards.
The application was to convert the temporary outdoor seating arrangement to a permanent one.
American Airlines passengers can complete their check-in and security at the local airport before being transported to Philly Airport.
Closures will be in place as the pavement project advances. See details:
According to the report, the water quality surpassed all state and federal safety standards.
Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in the Garden State:
Here's what's happening in South Brunswick this week:
The tournament will take place at the Inman Sports Complex in Edison.
Peter DiBernardi has been appointed the new principal for the elementary school.
The festival represents the Witherspoon Jackson Community's role in shaping Princeton's identity and and more.
The East Windsor Police blotter dated July 17 had the following reports:
