NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–The city's new Barnes & Noble (B&N) Rutgers University superstore on Somerset Street may soon be part of a different company than the original B&N retail locations.
Barnes & Noble, Inc. announced on February 26 plans to spin off its college bookstore business unit from its B&N's retail, online, and "Nook Digital" businesses.
EDISON, NJ–On February 25, Costco recalled about 273,000 3-in-1 convertible aluminum imported hand trucks, which sold for $100-$150, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
The hand trucks have been recalled due to the following hazard: "The wheel hub can separate or break and eject pieces during inflation, posing a risk of injury to the consumer and bystanders."
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–La matrícula para Scarlet KIDS campamento de verano 2015 está ahora abierta para niños de cursos de primero a octavo.
El programa reactivo de clases mixtas, era anteriormente llamada “Happy Campers”.
El campamento es dividido por la población de edad en categorías de “Juniors”, “Seniors” y “Tweens and Teens”. Emplazamiento es decidido dependiendo del curso del niño para el próximo otoño.
CONCORD, NH – El gobernador de New Jersey, Chris Christie, viajó a New Hampshire para una excursión de un día completo, el 16 de febrero.
El gobernador del partido republicano anunció la formación de un comité de acción política para su candidatura presidencial del 2016, Leader Matters for America, el 26 de enero.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–There are several important events in American history that, after a brief period of time don’t lose their significance, but head to near omission from the mainstream.
Those events include the New York Civil War riots that forced African-Americans to take refuge on barges in the Hudson River, and the Klan Notre Dame riot, where an army of invading Klansman tried to take over that university but were driven away by the Irish-American student body.
New Brunswick, NJ- Por la quinta vez en tantos meses, la situación se puso turbulenta mientras la Junta de Planificación de New Brunswick escuchó testimonios sobre el plancontrovertido de un promotor para construir un edificio de 52 apartamentos en la calle Mine.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–So far, the state's Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) and Attorney General's Office have held off on punishing the city, and its longtime water treatment plant operator for falsifying water quality reports and endangering the public.
On seven occasions between 2010 and 2013, the city covered up problems with its drinking water, neglecting to properly notify its own customers that they should be boiling water before use.
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