UPDATE (4:10pm): Police confirmed the victim is a 26-year-old female from Hillsborough. She "remains in critical, but stable condition" according to the NBPD, which is investigating the crime.
"The initial investigation suggests the victim and the attacker were familiar with each other prior to the shooting," said the official press release.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Drew Weiss at (732) 745-5217.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—No court has assumed responsibility for handling two traffic tickets issued after the city's Fire Director struck three children in a crosswalk more than a month ago.
The tickets, which would typically be heard in New Brunswick Municipal Court, are expected to be transferred to a different jurisdiction due to the obvious conflict of interest.
But officials have not yet determined which municipal court will handle the case.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ— El nuevo Centro Comunitario Unity Square tuvo una ceremonia de inauguración el Jueves en 81 Remsen Avenue en la esquina con Suydam Street, sitio de una anterior estación de bomberos.
Y Viernes, 13 de junio, visitantes al nuevo centro pueden disfrutar a una presentación pública del primer partido de la selección Mexicana en el mundial a las 12:00 pm. Más tarde, habrá una fiesta comunitaria en la calle enfrente del centro.
HIGHLAND PARK, NJ—Race number one of the 31st annual Raritan Valley Road Runners (RVRR) 5K Cross Country Series kicked off this week in Highland Park’s 90-acre Donaldson Park, across the river from the Hub City.
The summer series includes four 5K’s, with a "Youth Development Running Series" held before each race, taking place over four Tuesday evenings in June and July. The remaning dates this season are: June 24, July 8, and July 22.
UPDATE (6/13): Due to inclement weather, the block party has been postponed until next Friday 6/20. People are still welcome to watch the World Cup at the community center.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The brand-new Unity Square Community Center held a grand opening ceremony Thursday at 81 Remsen Avenue, the site of a former firehouse at the corner with Suydam Street.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The Zebras of New Brunswick High School have turned in their most successful season in boys tennis since the team was re-established ten years ago.
The Zebras, a team with no seniors, finished fourth in the Greater Middlesex Conference (GMC) blue division after winning five regular season matches.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—People from all over the region enjoyed the festivities associated with New Brunswick's 39th Annual Hungarian Festival this past Saturday, June 7.
Much of Somerset and Plum streets were closed to automobile traffic to accomodate the large affair. Hungarians from near and far, as well as neighborhood residents cashed in on the gorgeous weather, filling the streets.
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