NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ –
En tanto que el servicio de agua de la ciudad trabaje a restaurar su reputación después de un encubrimiento costoso, los cambios aplicados están resultando a ser costosos y ahora el coste se extiende a los negocios y a los residentes en la ciudad, y también a Milltown y Franklin.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–City police officers used a drug called naloxone, better known as "Narcan," to revive a 46-year-old man who appeared to suffer from a heroin overdose in the bathroom of the New Brunswick Free Public Library on January 29.
A police press release, issued five days after the incident, did not specify what time the incident occurred or the names of officers involved.
UPDATE (2/6): Funeral services for Judge Wright will be held on Thursday, February 12, at the First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens, 771 Somerset Street in Somerset.
The wake will be from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., with the funeral to follow immediately thereafter.
In lieu of flowers, the family is asking that donations be made to the New Brunswick Education Association, 83 Morris Street, New Brunswick, NJ.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–City police are investigating another dangerous crime in the city's Sixth Ward, home to Rutgers University.
According to a crime alert issued by the school, a group of students were robbed by two men they had allowed into their home for a "prearranged meeting," shortly after 11pm on February 2.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Barnabas Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Health System, two of New Jersey's largest hospital networks, are exploring a partnership that would create the largest network in the state, according to NJ.com.
Both CEO’s confirmed the possibility of a merger to a reporter, but declined to elaborate on the details of the collaboration due to “a confidentiality agreement that prevents them from revealing the status or the details of their discussions at this time,” according to the report.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–A great deal of attention is paid to the Rutgers University administration, and the school's high-profile President.
However, it is the less well-known Board of Governors who arguably have the most influence over University affairs, as they make decisions on the structure of the administration, university departments, and construction projects, and can hire and fire the University President.
One Person Injured in Accidental Fire Started in Basement of House Near Division St.
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