NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—On Sunday, the New Brunswick Zimmerli Art Museum unveiled a brand new art exhibit in memory of Tyler Clementi.
The Clementi family was in attendance for the ceremony which featured a variety of speakers including James Clementi, Tyler’s older brother.
The new exhibit is centered on an original piece by Dale Chihuly, who specializes in blown glass.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—One year ago, Rutgers University began the long process of recovery after the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, which caused the evacuation of thousands of students from every dormitory in the city.
But some say the recovery won't be complete until the school releases the findings of a report assembled by a university task force. The administration of University President Robert Barchi is apparently attempting to keep the report under wraps.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—World of Beer, a new chain bar and restaurant has been catching eyes on George Street for many weeks now. And today, it will open to the public for the first time at noon, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony scheduled for 6pm.
The chain, which started in Tampa, Florida, has over 50 locations in the US and is planning to expand to Albany, Syracuse, Philadelphia, and Princeton in the near future. The New Brunswick store represents the first World of Beer in the Northeast
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—TD Bank, located at 70 Bayard Street, will begin enforcing stricter rules about who is allowed in their parking lot, beginning today.
The bank has been warning people who park there for weeks that anyone who is not "in the bank conducting bank business" will be towed starting November 4.
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