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Middlesex College Recognized As Most Engaged Campus For Student Voting
The College made efforts to increase nonpartisan student voter participation in the 2024 election.

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The College made efforts to increase nonpartisan student voter participation in the 2024 election.

Shakir Tyler shot his ex-girlfriend, Tayeesha Webb, outside her house in Edison, authorities said.
Residents criticized potential cuts to sports programs, emphasizing their role in helping students recover from COVID-related disruptions.
All three questions on the ballot were approved by the residents in the special election held Jan. 28.
Those who qualify for the state's Senior Freeze Program may have no tax impact, district officials said Friday.
The event will feature cultural performances, free finger food, and other giveaways.
Jose Pena fabricated deliveries, resulting in nearly $1 million in additional losses to Williams-Sonoma, authorities said.
Every piercing at Rowan is performed by a highly trained nurse to deliver a comfortable, and medically safe experience.
Despite the possibility of lingering ice or snow, residents will plan to watch the game with friends.
Get a head start on gardening, environmental topics and more.
There will be a prize for the top three recipes.
All dogs must be leashed, and all cats must be in carriers or leashed.
This program not only supports local families in need but also reduces the environmental impact of food waste, district officials said.
Although the owner has decided to close the Borough store, their Westfield location continues to thrive.
Here are all the reports from this week’s police blotter.
On Feb. 5, Davion S. Smith was convicted by a jury of aggravated assault and weapons charges, authorities said.
All Municipal Court sessions scheduled for Thursday have also been cancelled.
Jahad Goines Sr. was taken into custody from his home on Wednesday, police said.
The Gumbo Gumbas will be bringing their special brand of music to the township.
The Scouts will be depicting their subjects in sculpture and painting. Their work will be on display Feb. 15 onwards.