NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—A former Rutgers University athlete and New Brunswick High School (NBHS) alum, Nathaniel "Putt" Harris, has been named the NBHS football coach, ending Don Sofilkanich’s four-year tenure at the position.
On February 20, the New Brunswick Board of Education approved the appointment of the former Zebra and NBHS Athletic Hall of Fame member to the head coaching job.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—A group of protesters organized by the Central Jersey Coalition Against Endless War held a demonstration on October 2 in downtown New Brunswick to protest President Donald Trump's priorities in the wake Hurricane Maria.
Trump was widely criticized for his attitude towards Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, which were both devastated by the Hurricane in September.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Local officials voiced their collective support for the "Build A Thriving New Jersey" campaign at a breakfast hosted at the Unity Square Community Center on September 27.
The initiative calls for the state government to commit approximately $600 million for affordable housing programs and related endeavors.
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