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Month: July 2019

New Biergarten Set to Open Next to Train Station This August

2019-07-29
By: Dave Schatz
On: July 29, 2019

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The New Brunswick Parking Authority (NBPA) found a tenant for the space that previously housed Brother Jimmy’s Barbecue at 5 Easton Avenue. After months of delays, Redd’s BiergartenContinue Reading

Middlesex County Trial Court Administrator Leaves Position Suddenly For Unknown Reasons

2019-07-25
By: Charlie Kratovil
On: July 25, 2019

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The top official overseeing the state court system in Middlesex County appears to have been ousted from office abruptly. Dawn Brevard-Waters first became a Trial Court Administrator (TCA)Continue Reading

UPDATE: Two Men Injured in Broad Daylight Shooting on Seaman Street

2019-07-25
By: Charlie Kratovil
On: July 25, 2019

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Police were seen investigating an apparent shooting on Seaman Street in the Fourth Ward around noon on July 25. New Brunswick Today’s Carlos Ramirez broadcast live from theContinue Reading

Radio Host to Take Over as Mayor’s Spokesman

2019-07-24
By: Charlie Kratovil
On: July 24, 2019

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Bert Baron, an award-winning radio host in the area, will be joining the administration of Mayor James Cahill. The AM radio host will take over the role ofContinue Reading

Between Baby Powder and Opioid Lawsuits, J&J Says It Will Defend Itself in About 16,000 Cases

2019-07-24
By: Dave Schatz
On: July 24, 2019

JOHNSON & JOHNSON BATTLES LAWSUITS OVER TALC-BASED BABY POWDER AND PROMOTING ADDICTIVE OPIOID DRUGS NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–Johnson & Johnson (J&J) is now the subject of a U.S. Justice Department (DOJ)Continue Reading

Crane at Hamilton and Easton Collapses Into Homes During Storm

2019-07-21
By: Charlie Kratovil
On: July 21, 2019

A brief storm appears to have downed a massive construction crane, causing serious damage to at least two structures.Continue Reading

SCOOP: Another New Brunswick Official Quietly Charged in Criminal Bribery Scheme

2019-07-18
By: Charlie Kratovil
On: July 18, 2019

Guillermo Quinones, Jr. was quietly hit with the two criminal charges on April 16, making him the fourth Water Utility worker in the administration of Mayor James Cahill to be charged with crimes in the past four years.Continue Reading

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