NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—A New Brunswick landlord is scheduled to be sentenced in August for his role in a drug and gun trafficking operation taken down by State Police in December 2013.
Paul Cano pled guilty to first-degree distribution of cocaine and possession of an assault rifle on March 23, according to a spokesperson for the Attorney General's Office.
EDISON, NJ—There are some wonderfully written stage-works that, for some reason, even after they become films, remain under the theatrical radar. Wendy Macleod’s ‘House of Yes’ is one of them.
Productions of The House of Yes remain far and few between.
It's Thanksgiving, some thirty years after the JFK assassination in the Pascal’s McLean, Virginia home, located around the corner from the Kennedy estate.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ— Policía de la ciudad están investigando un tiroteo que se informó poco después de 20:00 el miércoles 3 de junio cerca de la intersección de Lee Avenue y la calle Talmadge en el segundo distrito.
Una mujer resultó herida de bala, según un alerta de noticias. Sin embargo, las transmisiones de radio de la policía describieron un "hombre caído."
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—A close ally of Mayor James Cahill and Police Director Anthony Caputo is working at the NBPD for the second time in his career, after more than ten years on the Trenton Police force.
Anthony Barber has apparently left his spot on the powerful, five-member New Brunswick Parking Authority (NBPA) Board of Commissioners in order to take a civilian job with the New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD).
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—66 students in the New Brunswick public school district opted out of the controversial PARCC standardized testing in May, according to New Brunswick Superintendent Richard Kaplan.
The May opt-out rate is more than three times higher than the 19 students who opted out of PARCC testing when it was first administered in March.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—“Hidden Grounds Coffee Shop is always evolving,” the shop's co-owner Anand Patel told New Brunswick Today.
“We will always try our best to offer something new and exciting,” said the entrepreneur who has been successful in his first two years in business, and now wants to expand.
What started as a small basement storefront at 106 Easton Avenue is now expanding and evolving into a local favorite spot for meeting friends, hosting events, and enjoying a delicious cup of coffee.
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