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July 24-31 Happenings at the Margaret E. Heggan Free Public Library at 606 Delsea Dr., Sewell. For more information about the listed events call 856-589-3334 or email info@hegganlibrary.org. July 24 – 10:15-10:45 a.m. – Summer Storytime Adventures. July 24 – 6-7 p.m. – Craft Club. July...
Jerry Plavin, who made deals for decades at Levittown appliance store, has died
Jerry Plavin, a Lower Bucks County appliance dealer whose flashy Vegas-style marquee was a landmark on Route 13 in Levittown for decades, died on July 15. He was 84 and had been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, according to his obituary. Plavin was a savvy entrepreneur who engaged the public by...
Peapack-Gladstone library to temporarily close July 27
PEAPACK-GLADSTONE – The Peapack-Gladstone branch of the Somerset County Library System (SCLSNJ) will temporarily close on July 27 for renovations, according to an update posted on the SCLSNJ website. SCLSNJ didn’t provide a timeline for the renovations but said the branch would partner with local businesses and organizations to continue library programs, events and community outreach during the closure. ...
ATOM DRIVER: Decibel Magazine Premieres “Say Anything You Want” Video; Occupants EP From New Jersey Band Formed By Deadguy, Good Clean Fun, Buzzkill Members Nears August 9th Release
âNew Jersey noise rockers ATOM DRIVER are having fun and getting loud about it on their latest EP, Occupants….â â Decibel Magazine. Decibel Magazineâs website is the restricted zone designated to premiere the “Say Anything You Want” video by New Brunswick, New Jersey-based noise/indie rock crew ATOM DRIVER. The video is the latest preview of the bandâs new three-song EP, Occupants, which the band will self-release on August 9th.
Have You Tried This New Jersey-Style Pork Roll, Egg & Cheese Vodka? Yes, It’s a Real Thing
Here in New Jersey, we can't deny that we love our pork roll and egg & cheese sandwiches. But have you ever taken that first, meaty bite and thought to yourself, "Man, I wish I could get drunk off of this!" Well...now you can (if you dare)! Because now it's...
Man Charged with Murder after Son Finds Mother's Body in Edison Home
EDISON, NJ — An Edison man faces first-degree murder charges following a stabbing Sunday. Joan Franklin Polanco, 37, is charged with killing Lizbeth Benitzez-Ramirez, also 37. Ramirez's body was found inside a residence on Horizon Drive.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Police say Benitez-Ramirez’s son was asleep in his room and found his mother deceased with multiple stab wounds when he woke up in the afternoon. Authorities say Polanco was seen entering the bedroom with a knife and leaving the residence shortly after the incident occurred. Polanco was arrested later Sunday in New York City. In addition to murder charges, he is also charged with third-degree possession of a weapon for unlawful purpose. The investigation is active and continuing. Anyone with information is asked to call Detective Hetzell of the Edison Police Department at 732-248-7400 or Detective Morillo of the Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office at 732-745-8843. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Minuteman Security & Life Safety acquires Secuni
ANDOVER, Mass.—Minuteman Security & Life Safety, a super-regional provider of integrated security, communication, and life safety systems, announced that it has acquired systems integrator Secuni of Edison, N.J. With the acquisition of Secuni, a well-established integrator with an experienced managed services team, Minuteman expands its coverage of the U.S....
These Democratic voters are relieved and energized by Harris, but she also has her doubters
Easton, Pennsylvania (CNN) — Live to 94 like Pat Levin, and you think maybe you have seen it all. Well, think again. “We’ve been thrown into an emotional tailspin,” is how Levin described President Joe Biden’s abrupt departure from the 2024 campaign this weekend and his quick endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris. “What next? An enormous feeling of relief along with an enormous feeling of anxiety.”
Manhattan Bagel Replacing Einstein Bros. in Middletown Township, PA
One bagel shop is replacing another in Newtown, PA. Einstein Bagel in the Summit Square Shopping Center closed for good, without warning, back in November of 2022. A paper sign was taped to the door that said, "Sorry we're permanently closed." The Einstein Bagel signs were removed from the exterior...
Community Rallies Around Rahway Family That Lost Home and Possessions in July 19th Fire
RAHWAY, NJ — As news began circulating throughout Rahway and over social media about a July 19th house fire in town, the only thing spreading faster were requests and inquiries about helping out the family, who lost not only their home but many possessions and personal items. The good, and most important, news is that Robert Perrine, his wife, and daughter are safe following the devastating Friday fire. Perrine is a beloved member of the Rahway community and a dedicated employee of the Rahway Public Schools. He is a cherished friend and neighbor to many.CLICK HERE TO SIGN...
Arden Courts Hosted Pet Adoption Extravaganza
MORRIS COUNTY — On Saturday, July 20, Arden Courts Memory Care, located at 18 Eden Lane, Whippany, held an “Animal Adoption Day” at their location. Mt. Pleasant Animal Shelter participated and provided many dogs for adoption. Arden Courts provides specialized memory care for individuals with Alzheimer’s and...
Pohatcong Looks to Solve Noise and Traffic Complaints "Warm Weather is Fine, but Noise, not Fine" – Mayor Slack.
PHILLIPSBURG, NJ – At the July 16, 2024, meeting at the Pohatcong municipal building, nearly three dozen people were present to discuss an item not on the agenda. Still, they took the opportunity to raise concerns about traffic, speeding, and noise in the town's residential areas.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Pohatcong Police Chief Robb confirmed that the only decibel reader is at the county level. However, police ask people to lower their music and cite them if they violate the ordinance. The key is that complaints must be called in. Ravine Area Partying, Traffic...
Redevelopment of Seminary Site, Renovations of Historic Homes Headline Princeton's Municipal Agenda
Princeton, NJ – A half dozen properties in the western section of town are in the municipal spotlight this week. On Monday, July 22, Princeton Council will hold its public hearing on the ordinance to adopt a redevelopment plan for nearly five-acre site at the corner of Stockton Street and Hibben Road that formerly housed Princeton Theological Seminary housing and offices. The plan calls for as many as 238 units on the site, with 20 percent set aside as affordable units, as well as up to two more single-family detached houses to be located on the lot...
Real Life Woman Reveals How Rocking Relaxes Her and Relieves Her Pain
"This year, I don’t think I can decorate my house for Christmas,” Margery told a friend asking about her beloved annual holiday tradition. Just home from a day at her women’s clothing boutique, her back was aching once again. “I was in such excruciating pain,” Margery, who is in her 60s, recalls. “I’m a huge ...
Dublin’s Boiler Room Transforms into High-End Dining Restaurant
The Boiler Room has ignited excitement in Dublin with its grand reopening and transformation into a full-service, fine-dining restaurant. The Boiler Room has ignited excitement in Dublin with its grand reopening and transformation into a full-service, fine-dining restaurant, writes Michele Haddon for the Bucks County Courier Times. Previously a wine...
New Jersey School Board Association Gives Ethics Presentation at Roselle Park Board of Education Meeting
ROSELLE PARK, NJ — School might be out, that does not mean that the work is over for the Roselle Park Board of Education. Last week, they met to receive a presentation on Ethics 2024 Training from Jeanne Cleary and Patricia Rees of the New Jersey School Board Association. The presentation focused on how members of the board can continue to conduct themselves ethically within their role and maintain public trust. "As school officials, you have the honor of serving the public," said Ms. Cleary. "Tonight, we wanted to look at how we hold ourselves accountable." CLICK HERE TO SIGN...
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