EDISON, NJ–On March 28, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to celebrate the opening of the newly-renovated Edison Skate Park to celebrate the completion of its construction.
Located near the Township's Municipal Complex, the old skate park had been worn down by many years of use, and Edison officials decided that it was time to tear it down and replace it.
EDISON, NJ—
Votantes de Edison votaron el martes, 10 de marzo sobre si se debe permitir que la Concejalía de Educación emite más de $ 18.6 millones en bonos para reconstruir una escuela primaria que fue destruida por un incendio hace casi un año.
La Concejalía de Educación votó para celebrar el referéndum en una reunión que ocurrió el 28 de enero.
NEWARK, NJ—The Rutgers Board of Governors selected television personality and scientist Bill Nye "the Science Guy," and NJ-based singer Jon Bon Jovi to be among the Rutgers commencement speakers.
William S. Nye, the CEO of the space exploration advocacy organization Planetary Society, is best known for his educational television program, "Bill Nye the Science Guy."
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WOODBRIDGE, NJ–Un vendedor de alimentos de especialidad voluntariamente retiró 3,276 tinas de plástico de 6 onzas cada uno de Wegmans Organic Walnut Halves & Pieces (Pedazos y Mitades de Nueces Orgánicos de Wegmans) porque el producto podría estar contaminado con Salmonella, de acuerdo a la Administración de Alimentos y Drogas (FDA) de los Estados Unidos.
Los productos fueron distribuidos en 85 negocios de Wegman's en New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York y tres otros estados.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Rutgers University's computer networks are vulnerable due to their inadequate and outdated security practices.
The university refuses to confirm or deny whether this is true, or whether such weaknesses helped facilitate recent "cyberattacks" launched against it.
The FBI is now investigating the distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks against Rutgers, which lasted from Friday, March 27 through Monday, March 30.
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