Update (3/24): The Middlesex Prosecutor’s Office has apprehended 19-year-old Calvin Morton of New Brunswick.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office (MCPO) Fugitive Unit has issued a an alert for fugitive Calvin Morton, age 19.
The alert, like most Middlesex County Crime Stoppers messages, indicates that prosecutors are willing to extradite the fugitive from any state in the country.
UPDATE (3:10PM): Amtrak spokesman Craig Schulz told Edison Now that service on the Northeast Corridor has resumed on 3 of the 4 tracks. Trains are operating with delays of at least 45 minutes, and there are signal problems in the area of Metropark.
NJ Transit trains on the Northeast Corridor Line are operating with at least 60-minute delays. Coast Line trains are operating with at least 15-minute delays.There was no estimate on when the fourth track would be working.
Palestinian Children’s Relief Fund Annual Spring Gala on Thursday at Student Center
EDISON, NJ–Supporters of the board of education bond referendum carried the day in the special election to decide whether to issue 18.6 million dollars for the rebuilding of James Monroe Elementary School.
EDISON, NJ—The prospects for a new school for Edison Township students looks good, as the voting winds down in the vote to issue $18.6 million in bonds.
The funds will be used to rebuild the James Monroe Elementary School that burned down March 22, 2014.
As expected for today’s referendum has been light so far. Polls opened at noon and close at 9 pm.
EDISON, NJ—Township voters will go to the polls on Tuesday, March 10 to vote on whether to allow the board of education to issue over $18.6 million in bonds to rebuild an elementary school that was destroyed by fire almost a year ago.
The Board of Education voted to hold the referendum at a meeting January 28.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The commencement speaker for Rutgers University's 2015 graduation ceremonies will not be made public until the school's Board of Governors convene in Newark on April 2 to discuss the matter, officials said.
"You know I can't tell you that," said University President Robert Barchi, when asked about the 2015 speaker by New Brunswick Today.
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