NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Saint Peter's University Hospital has been recognized for excellence in diabetes education, according to a press release issued by the hospital.
It has been awarded the "prestigious" American Diabetes Association’s Education Recognition Certificate for a quality diabetes self-management education program.
The recognition lasts for four years.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—If I told you the New Brunswick Zebra football team would be playing in the state semifinals two years ago, after they went 1-9 and couldn't score more than two touchdowns in a game, would you have believed me?
The New Brunswick Zebras were fantastic this season, and although they didn't achieve their goal of a state championship, they brought pride back into the community and have once again become a respected football team.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Twice each month, the city's famous Court Tavern hosts an artists showcase on Sunday evenings.
The event is called "Soft Sounds & Creative Wonders" and this Sunday includes singer/songwriter stripped down acoustic sets paired with local artists showcasing their work in a mini-gallery and an open mic for comedians.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The Executive Director of the New Brunswick Housing Authority (NBHA) has earned $5,687 in the first nine months of 2015, on top of his annual $155,062 salary, according to the agency's response to a public records request.
"Any of my time for overtime is redevelopment work, which is done separately from the housing authority time, and yes I am [eligible for overtime]," Clarke explained to the agency's Board of Directors on November 18.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–In recognition of October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the men and women of the New Brunswick Fire Department served their community in custom-made pink t-shirts in support of the fight against breast cancer.
The department supported the Sisters Network of Central New Jersey, a non-profit gorup based in Somerset, by raising money through the sale of pink breast cnacer awareness shirts.
Altogether the New Brunswick Fire Department raised $7,000 to be donated, raised by selling the shirts for $20 each.
ACTUALIZACION: Después de la publicación de este artículo, el Capitán Miller confirmó que dos personas resultaron heridas en el accidente y proporcionó los siguientes datos:
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—According to a press release, New Brunswick Police Department (NBPD) officers apprehended two suspects that were "fleeing from the scene of a burglary" during the early morning hours of November 30.
"The suspects were being chased by one of the victim/residents… as the officers arrived and took the two suspects into custody," reads the release.
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