WHITE PLAINS, NY—A local woman with ties to New Brunswick and Manville has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for her role in an out-of-state murder that took place on August 24, 2014.
Almost two years after the killing, 29-year-old Andrea Beatty, was sentenced by sentenced Judge Kenneth Karas on August 11.
She pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit robbery, conspiracy to distribute drugs, aiding and abetting a robbery, and aiding and abetting a murder.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–The New Netherland Institute (NNI) hosted their 39th annual conference about the New Netherlands on the campuses of Rutgers University and the New Brunswick Theological Seminary.
Based in Albany, New York, the organization has celebrated and drawn attention to "America's Dutch roots."
It was the first time that the event was in New Jersey, the site of "Pavonia," a key Dutch settlement early on for the province of New Netherland.
DUNELLEN, NJ– El Presidente de la Junta Educativa de Dunellen, Phillip C. Heiney, de 67 años de edad, fue arrestado temprano en la mañana del 23 de Agosto por pornografia infantil, según las autoridades.
Heiney, que también representa al distrito educativo de Dunellen en la Junta de la Comisión de Servicios Educativos de NJ, enfrenta cargos por presunta distribución de pornofrafía infantil en una red de intercambio.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – El 1 de septiembre, un hombre de Highland Park fue sentenciado a cumplir 64 años en la prisión estatal por disparar y robar a un hombre de 22 años residente de New Brunswick, hace más de tres años y medio.
Lewis C. Hopper de 32 años, fue sentenciado por el Juez de la Corte Superior, Alberto Rivas del Tribunal de Justicia del Condado de Middlesex, por su participación en el crimen.
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