NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – The Asbury Park Press' Capitol Quickies blog reported that Governor Christie visited the New Brunswick home of Frank Deiner, Jr. for a "conversation with taxpayers about ending payouts to retiring public employees for unused sick days."
December 2011
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UMDNJ President Resigns Abruptly After Approving Merger with Rutgers
William Owen’s Last Day Will Be December 31, Six Months Before His Contract Ends
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20-Year-Old City Resident Charged with Arson in Somerset Street Fire
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – The Newark Star-Ledger's Tom Haydon is reporting that Carlos Fernandez, age 20, has been arrested and charged with starting a fire on Friday that damaged three buildings on Somerset Street.
The fire started shortly before 4pm at 272 Somerset Street, a boarded-up home in the city's Fifth Ward. The blaze spread to buildings on either side, seriously damaging the law office of Alexander Takacs at 270 Somerset Street and a private residence at 272 Somerset Street.
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Another Brunswick-Based Tax Preparer In Trouble With the Feds
Allentown, PA resident’s New Brunswick-Based Tax Business Cannot Prepare Federal Returns, Says Judge
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NJ Commission To Decide Election Districts for Congress Sets Up Shop in New Brunswick
High-stakes Redistricting Group Calls Heldrich Home, Must Decide on Boundaries by January 17
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Tax Sale This Wednesday: See The TOP 20 Properties That Owe The City Money
Robert Wood Johnson Hospital Owes $319K to City; Owners of Luxury Apartments John Lynch Lobbied For Owes $243K
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Another Big Fire In New Brunswick, No Injuries Reported
Three Houses Burn on Somerset Street
