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Bat found alive in NJ home tests positive for rabies
SOUTH RIVER — There’s now a total of four rabid animals found in Middlesex County this year, according to MyCentralJersey.com. This time a home was found to have a live bat that later tested positive, the county’s Office of Health Services said to the outlet in a statement. They reported the discovery of the bat happened in the area of Daily and Edgewood Streets on Monday.
Ex-wrestling coach throughout New Jersey sentenced to 7 years for child sexual misconduct
NEW BRUNSWICK – A former Sayreville teacher who coached wrestling at more than 20 schools and clubs in New Jersey has been sentenced to seven years in state prison for sexual misconduct with two minors. John Denuto was sentenced Thursday by Middlesex County Superior Court Judge Thomas Abode who also said Denuto would...
Carteret Educator is Middlesex County’s New ‘Teacher of the Year’
CARTERET, NJ — A local middle school social studies teacher is Middlesex County’s 2024-25 “Teacher of the Year,” honored by the NJ Department of Education for her classroom effort and extracurricular contributions. Kristen L. Johnson has taught ancient civilization history to 6th graders at Carteret Middle School since 2012, and she excels in student-engagement; makes positive contributions to school culture; and finds time to coach sports and advise student organizations, according to the state Education Department.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The state Education Department released its list of the 2024-25 New Jersey “Teachers...
Tornado watch extended until 10 p.m., flood watch in effect until Saturday for Princeton region
The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has extended the tornado watch for Mercer, Burlington Hunterdon, Middlesex, and Somerset counties until 10 p.m. Friday, Aug. 9. A tornado watch means tornadoes are possible in and near the watch area. You should review and discuss emergency plans in preparation for a possible tornado, take inventory of your supplies, and have a designated safe room. Be ready to act quickly if a tornado warning is issued or you suspect that a tornado is approaching.
New Brunswick Heart Festival
Presented by State Theatre New Jersey, New Brunswick Cultural Center, NBPAC, and I Am D. Muse, this annual FREE outdoor family-friendly festival celebrates the vibrant arts and history of New Brunswick and Middlesex County. The festival features live music and dance performances by The Suyat Band performing funk and motown...
New Jersey Senior Olympics looking for participants, volunteers
WOODBRIDGE — A long-standing sports tradition is coming back to Middlesex County. State senior citizens will have the chance to go head-to-head and take their talents to the water and more to compete in the New Jersey Senior Olympics. This year’s three-day event kicks off Friday, Sept. 6. The...
NJ construction company owner admits dodging $1.3M in taxes
A 49-year-old Middlesex County man admitted evading over a million dollars in taxes through a check cashing scheme, U.S. Attorney Philip Sellinger announced Tuesday. Alain Rodrigues, of Old Bridge, pleaded guilty in Newark federal court on Thursday, to one count each of tax evasion and failure to collect and pay over taxes.
East Brunswick, NJ Is Getting A New, Massive, 30 Million Dollar Ice Rink Soon
Sports and Jersey just go together. We have so many options for when you want to catch a game; you can be a Jets fan, Giants fan, Mets or Yankees fan, Rangers fan, or Devils fan, and for most of South Jersey you're usually rooting for the Eagles or the Phillies.
Here are the 4 most expensive Central Jersey homes that sold in July
High interest rates, volatile politics and an unpredictable economy be damned, July's home sales were as hot as the temperature. Throughout Central Jersey, sellers reaped huge gains as million-dollar estates and buyers continued to battle it out. Here are the priciest home sales in each Central Jersey county that flew off the...
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