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For the first time, New Brunswick will be closing down several miles of roadway to encourage cycling and physical activity. Photo Credit:
May 23, 2013 11:37 AM
City Plans to Close Miles of Public Roads on October 6 to Encourage Cycling
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Kyle Gorman
Rutgers Professors Fighting Climate Change on Different Fronts
Research of Professors in Various Departments Supports Energy Efficiency and New Technology
Who is New County Prosecutor Andrew Carey?
Former Chief of U.S. Attorney’s Narcotics Unit Enters Third Week as Middlesex Prosecutor
Fossil Fuel Divestment Campaign Pushes for Rutgers to Stop Investing in Oil & Gas Companies
Recently-Formed Coalition Promotes Climate Change Awareness
Natural Disasters Serve as Focus of Planning Conference in New Brunswick
Conference Itself Was Postponed Three Months Due to Hurricane Sandy
North Brunswick Police Cruiser Crashes Into Tree After Being Struck By Another Vehicle
Accident Occurred on Livingston Avenue at About 7:30pm
Bounty Doubled on Escaped Convict Whose Trial Was Held in New Brunswick 35 Years Ago
Assata Shakur was Convicted of Killing a NJ State Trooper in a Controversial 1977 Trial, But She Escaped Prison and Sought Asylum in Cuba
Should New Brunswick Ban Smoking in City Parks?
Smoking Ban Ordinance Scheduled for Tomorrow's Meeting
Elijah's Promise Takes Different Approach to Homelessness
HEART Program Brings Aid Direct to Homeless Population
Ex-Prosecutor Hired By NJ Attorney General's Office
Outgoing Prosecutor Bruce Kaplan Leaves Office Amid Controversy
Non-Profit Recruiting Students to Volunteer in Homeless Community
HEP/CAT Co-Founder John Burns Discusses Ties Between Homeless Empowerment and Community Development
Now a Tradition, Tent State University Occupies Lawn For 11th Consecutive Year
Annual Week-long Protest Focuses on State Funding For Higher Education, Equal Tuition For Immigrants
Under Fire, Longtime County Prosecutor Bruce Kaplan Resigns
Replacement Andrew Carey Will Be Sworn in Monday Morning
Convicted Bank Robbers Sentenced For 2009 Shootout with City Cops
Local Police Were Recognized by President Obama For Involvement in Shootout
South River Man Gets Four Years in Prison for Vehicular Homicide
Roger Hode, the Man Who Killed Rutgers Student Cyclist in 2010, Sentenced
Spencer Will Preside Over Board of "Ed" For Another Year
School Board President Ed Spencer Shuts Down Questioners at Public Meeting
Police: One Injured in Throop Avenue Shooting
Police and EMS Respond to Report of Gunfire at Bodega
NJDOT: Avoid Junction of Routes 1 & 18 Every Night This Week
Construction on Route 18 Overpass May Cause Heavy Delays on Both Highways
Happy Rutgers Day!
Community Invited to Join Campuswide Celebration Including Folk Festival & Parade
New Brunswick Parking Authority Theft Scandal Continues to Unfold in County Courthouse
Judge Considering Motion to Throw Out Conviction of Two Ex-Employees
"Rave For Sandy" Fundraiser at Tumulty's Saturday
A Unique Event Taking Place in The Basement of New Brunswick's Oldest Restaurant
Racketeering Charges For 15 Alleged Gang Members Arrested in 2012 Stray Bullet Murder Case
Operation Captures a Dozen Additional Suspects in Death of Richard Chang
Eddie Jordan Named New Rutgers Basketball Coach
Former Rutgers Player Returns to Alma Mater to Head Men's Basketball Program
Seven City Residents Arrested in Statewide Drug Bust
26 Arrested in Total as Police Seize $250,000 Worth of Heroin and $150,000 in Cash
Rutgers Aresty Research Center Features Work of 450 Students at Annual Symposium
Students Presented Their Research That Spanned 60 Departments at Rutgers
FEMA Announces More Than $1M in Hurricane Recovery Funding For New Brunswick
Congressman Frank Pallone Says Federal Government Will Reimburse City For Some Expenses
Edison Man Charged in Connection with Fatal Hit and Run
Investigators: Tarek Barakat, 19, Fled the Scene and Hid His Vehicle at Storage Facility
New Brunswick Renters Union Hosts "Know Your Rights" Workshop
Renters Union & Rutgers Student Legal Services Educate Renters on Their Rights
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Government Meetings
June 20, 2013 - 12:00pm
Rutgers Board of Governors Annual Meeting
June 27, 2013 - 5:30pm
Bd. of Education Close-out
July 3, 2013 - 3:00pm
Citizens Taxi Service Committee
July 4, 2013 - 1:30pm
Traffic Commission
July 11, 2013 - 1:00pm
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End of an Era: Ferren Deck Closes, Retail Businesses Survive
School Board Will Be Elected For First Time After Voters Approve Change by 98 Votes
Three Shootings Reported in New Brunswick This Week
North Brunswick Police Cruiser Crashes Into Tree After Being Struck By Another Vehicle
Questions Surround Sudden Departure of Prosecutor Who Presented Deloatch Case
Seven City Residents Arrested in Statewide Drug Bust
Racketeering Charges For 15 Alleged Gang Members Arrested in 2012 Stray Bullet Murder Case
Police Break Up Wild Party That Brought Hundreds to Delafield Street
Man Killed in Head-on Crash on Joyce Kilmer Avenue
Armed Suspect Gunned Down by NBPD on Sanford Street
Rutgers Student Passes Away in Cook Campus Dormitory
Three Charged in Connection with Shooting of 22-Year-Old Man
Man Shot in the Head on Somerset Street Tuesday Night
RU Athletics Will Give Concessions Business to Sodexo in Privatization Deal
Powerful Developer Closes in on City Tax Break For New Highrise
Rutgers Geology Museum May Close After 141 Years
TOO CLOSE TO CALL: Mayor's Campaign Against Elected School Board Leading by 13 Votes
UPDATE: New Brunswick Man Charged with Murder of 19-Year-Old RVCC Student
NBPD Officer Who Shot & Killed Barry Deloatch Resigns Seeking Disability Pension
Clerk Accepts Late Petitions For Candidates Supported by Political Establishment
Student Neighborhood & Hometown Friends Cope with Fatal Shooting of Community College Student
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: NBPD Shot Victor Rodriguez While He Was Face Down on Seaman Street
NBPD Report Blames Student Struck By Rutgers Police Car
19-Year-Old Dies From Gunshot Wounds Sufferred in Robinson Street Basement
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