NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Two civilian vehicles were left with minor damage after crashes involving city police cars on June 25, according to police reports posted to the city website.
At about 1:55am, a marked New Brunswick Police (NBPD) car driven by officer Richard Reed III struck a parked vehicle while responding to a "street fight" at the intersection of French Street and Harvey Street.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Nature Thru Nurture (NTN), a partnership program between Rutgers University and New Brunswick Public Schools, is bringing out students inner gardeners.
The program, founded in 2010 by two Rutgers professsors, also strives to help students grow in the "STEM" fields: science, technology, engineering, and math.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Benjamin S. Bucca, a New Brunswick Democrat, was recently nominated by Republican Governor Christopher J. Christie to be a Superior Court judge, despite a pattern of not recognizing when he has a conflict of interest.
If approved by the State Senate Judiciary Committee, and the full State Senate, Bucca would go from being a local land use lawyer who just lost most of his public pension, to securing a seven-year term for the $165,000 per year judge job.
Propietarios e inquilinos tienen derechos y responsabilidades a la hora de alquilar un apartamento o casa. Siga a esta guía, presentada a usted gracias a PRAB, Unity Square, el Proyecto Esperanza Neighborhood y New Labor, para saber qué hacer antes, durante, y después de rentar una residencia.
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ— La Policía local utilizó su sistema de alerta de emergencia Nixle para informar al público de un fatal accidente ocurrido en la Ruta 1, la noche del 16 de junio.
"El Fiscal del Condado Middlesex Andrew C. Carey y el jefe Raymond Hayducka del Departamento de Policía de South Brunswick [SBPD] dijeron que una mujer del Condado de Middlesex fue golpeada por un vehículo en la Ruta 1 y murió la noche del jueves," leía el comunicado enviado al público por el SBDP.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—On July 12, the city's Planning Board is set to hear a presentation on the government's plans to redevelop the Ferren Mall and parking garage, which currently occupies two of the prime blocks of real estate in the Hub City's downtown.
The meeting will be held at 7:30pm on the top floor of City Hall in New Brunswick, and members of the public will have an opportunity to ask questions or make comments.
RU Mason Gross School Hosts Free Series of Family-friendly Events Beginning With a Musical Set in 1940’s New Brunswick
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