LONDONDERRY, NH–Although he has not yet announced his candidacy, New Jersey Governor Christie continues to make it clear he is seeking the nation's highest office by embarking on a series of public appearances across the state of New Hampshire.
A town hall meeting was held in Londonderry, NH on April 15, and Christie plans to make appearances on April 17 and 18 at the First-in-the-Nation Republican Leadership Summit in Nashua.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–For the first time since April 26, 1989, Johnson & Johnson's annual shareholders meeting will be held at the historic State Theatre in New Brunswick.
After frequent protests at previous shareholder meetings, the consumer products giant has quietly moved the big meeting, coming up on April 23 at 10 a.m., from its usual location, the Hyatt Regency Hotel, and has significantly shortened the meeting to one hour.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Rutgers University President Robert Barchi has been getting paid from multiple entities with competing financial interests, including the taxpayers and tuition-payers at the state university, and two companies that do business with Rutgers.
All told, Barchi made well over $1 million dollars last year, a combination of his public salary with two side jobs serving on the Boards of Directors of private companies that sell products to Rutgers.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—On March 10, just over a month after his second career Super Bowl win, New Brunswick's Jonathan Casillas signed a three-year contract with the New York Giants.
The Giants are the fourth NFL team Casillas will play for in his career, and the third in less than a year.
As we reported, a sour start at the beginning of the season turned into a dream come true for the 27-year-old football star, after he was traded to one of winningest football teams in NFL history.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–A mulch factory near a New Jersey Transit railyard has allegedly left numerous railroad passengers feeling, well, stinky.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Just weeks before the state of Palestine was recognized as an official member of the International Criminal Court, several speakers at a sold-out event in New Brunswick compared the struggle of its people to the tension between police and civilians in the United States.
On March 12, members of the Rutgers chapter of the Palestinia Children Relief Fund (PCRF) successfully raised over $5,500 at their annual Spring Gala.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—City police and EMS workers used the drug Narcan save the life of a 34-year-old man who had overdosed on opiates, just two days after Milltown police did the same.
New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) officers responded to an alley on Baldwin Street in between Livingston and Joyce Kilmer Avenues on Sunday, April 5 at approximately 5:18 p.m.
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