UPDATE (3:15PM): The NBHA website appears to be back to normal for the first time in five days.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The website for the city's housing authority has been offline for at least four days.
At times, the site was replaced with a version from more than a decade ago, including inaccurate phone numbers, addresses, and an outdated list of board members.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ— gobernador de New Jersey y el 2016 candidato presidencial Chris Christie se establece en una conferencia de prensa en la Casa Chabad de Rutgers el martes 25 de agosto a las 11 de la mañana.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ— Más de tres docenas de restaurantes participó en el anual "Restaurant Week" de la ciudad este año, incluyendo Shaka Burrito, La Bagel, Chapati House y Harvest Moon.
Treinta y siete restaurantes participaron, un poco más que el año pasado, cuando participaron 35 establecimientos diferentes.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ— Rutgers Contra el Hambre (RCH) o Rutgers Against Hunger (RAH) se ha asociado con New Brunswick Play SAFE para crear el nuevo proyecto “Snack Pack” este verano, gracias a los donativos de ShopRite, la Fundación Embrace Kids, alimentos Johanna y Affinity Federal Credit Union.
Rutgers Contra el Hambre (RCH) colaboró con la Organizacion de Orientacion para Nuevos Estudiantes de Rutgers para crear una oportunidad de servicio a la comunidad mientras los estudiantes estaban en la orientación.
HIGHLAND PARK, NJ—A community is coming together to save lives through blood donations in memory State Trooper Anthony Raspa, who died on-duty at age 24 earlier this year.
Community Blood Services is teaming up with the Highland Park First Aid Squad to host a blood drive in honor of the late State Trooper at the Senior/Youth Center, located at 220 South 6th Avenue, on August 25 from 3-9pm.
Trooper Raspa, a Highland Park resident, was killed in a vehicle crash after hitting a deer on the Interstate 195 in Freehold Township.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The North Brunswick Police Department arrested a longtime cleaning woman from New Brunswick and charged her with burglary and theft on August 18.
According to the police, Migdalia Morales stole jewelry from a customer’s home while she was cleaning it. Detectives confiscated five jewelry boxes, containing hundreds of pieces of jewelry, police said.
Morales has run a cleaning business for more than ten years, according to the North Brunswick PD's announcement on Facebook.
UPDATES (8/24): NBPD Captain JT Miller identified the pedestrian as 32-year-old Lakia Torres of Newark, and the driver as 26-year-old Ugonna Nworu of Piscataway.
"No summons were issued at the time of this report. Ms. Torres received a minor abrasion to her arm and complained of pain," said Miller, who confirmed she was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment.
Sheriff Millie Scott confirmed Torres was released from the hospital but has not returned to work.
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