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This month's Prestige Diner's Citizen of the Month is....
NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ - Prestige Diner proudly announces Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Lazas as May's Citizen of the Month. A lifelong New Jersey resident, Lazas has made significant contributions both in military service and community involvement. Lieutenant Colonel Lazas received his commission as a United States Army Officer and Judge Advocate in 2004. He is currently serving as Deputy USPFO for the Army National Guard, and previously served on active duty as the legal advisor to the commanding general of the New Jersey National Guard. Lieutenant Colonel Lazas deployed to Iraq in 2008 – 2009 where he served...
Rahway's Danni Newbury Chosen as Recipient of 2024 Union County SHERO Award
RAHWAY, NJ — TAPinto Rahway previously announced that seven Rahway residents were recipients of the prestigious Union County SHERO Award. This award, under the theme “Union County Women Who Are Making History,” aims to recognize and honor extraordinary women within our community who embody the values of diversity, equity and inclusion while driving positive change. Today, we spotlight winner Ms. Danni Newbury, nominated by Mayor Raymond Giacobbe.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER In submitting his nomination, Mayor Giacobbe said the following: "Danni Newbury embodies dedication and impact, tirelessly championing Rahway’s causes and advocating for vulnerable populations. With a master’s degree...
NJ21st 05/26/2024 Newsletter
What’s Important to Know About Our Local & State Government This Week…. We start our newsletter with a brief recap of the year and our reasons for continuing this year. This week, we saw some incredible narratives spun in the community about the Superintendent Search and revisionist history on votes connected to Mr. Nixon's appointment as Acting Superintendent. Our newsletter includes an article addressing this issue with what is on record - on video and in writing.
Name-calling Bridgewater Raritan student 'school shooter' not bullying, state rules
The New Jersey Department of Education has ruled that it's not an act of bullying to call a Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School student who brought a Nerf gun to class a "school shooter." Acting Commissioner of Education Kevin Dehmer has agreed with an administrative law judge's ruling that the Bridgewater-Raritan school...
Second Garbage Pickups in Springfield Begin This Week
SPRINGFIELD, NJ -- The second garbage pickup in Springfield will start this week. Residents with Thursday schedules will now have garbage picked up on Mondays and Thursdays.Residents with Friday schedules will now have garbage picked up on Tuesdays and Fridays. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER This schedule will run from Memorial Day week through Labor Day, Sept. 4. Garbage will not be picked up on Monday, May 27, Memorial Day. Recycling will remain on a once-a-week schedule. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Hillsborough Draped in Red, White & Blue for Memorial Day Veterans' Recognition and Parade
HILLSBOROUGH, NJ - The township paid tribute to its veterans and their families Saturday with a sit-down breakfast followed by a parade in their honor that concluded at the Garden of Honor at the municipal building. "In Hillsborough, we are of the opinion that we can never do enough to recognize and honor our veterans and military personnel, those men and women who selflessly dedicated their lives to serve our nation," said Mayor Robert Britting, Jr.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Army veteran and Hillsborough resident Meghann Valeo served as the 2024 Memorial Day Parade Grand...
N.J. town backs off plan to kill geese fouling its park after animal lovers intervene
A New Jersey town has come up with a three-step plan to combat its Canada geese problem, none of which involve the original proposal of killing the birds that sparked an outcry from local residents. A photography and video production service used drones on Wednesday to chase the geese away...
2024 Memorial Day Celebration in Kenilworth
KENILWORTH, NJ - To pay tribute to the fallen heroes who died in service for our nation, on Monday, May 27, the Kenilworth VFW will hold its annual ceremony honoring all veterans at 11 a.m sharp at the Robert Jeans Memorial Park next to the Kenilworth Veterans Center on South 21st Street. Speeches and sentimental demonstrations will be presented by distinguished veterans and local participants. All residents are invited to the event and refreshments will be served after.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER For more information about VFW Kenilworth Post 2230 go HERE. Related Articles: Kenilworth Veteran Sells Poppies All Month Rain or ShineDOWNLOAD THE FREE TAPINTO APP FOR MORE LOCAL NEWS. AVAILABLE IN THE APPLE STORE AND THE GOOGLE PLAY STORE. Annual Poppy Sale to Benefit Kenilworth VFW Post 2230 For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
10 most expensive homes sold in Somerset County, May 13-19
A house in Warren that sold for $1.9 million tops the list of the most expensive residential real estate sales in Somerset County in the past week. In total, 68 residential real estate sales were recorded in the county during the past week, with an average price of $667,476, or $328 per square foot.
Rahway Puts Up Solid Performance at Union County Track & Field Championships
RAHWAY, NJ — On Tuesday and Wednesday, May 21-22, the Rahway track and field team competed in the Union County Championships at the Hub Stine Field Sports Complex in Plainfield. Both the boys and girls teams had notable performances. "The girls," Head Coach Leon Bunion put it simply, "were phenomenal!"CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Saniyah Evans, in only her third time competing in the triple jump, broke the school record previously held by Assata Edwards (Class of 2016). Additionally, Evans, already signed to compete at Hampton University next year, showed up on the second day of...
Edison Municipal Offices Closed for Memorial Day
EDISON, NJ - All township municipal offices will be closed on Monday in observance of Memorial Day. Normal hours of operation will resume on Tuesday. Also closed for the holiday are all three branches of the Edison Public Library and all Edison Township schools. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER The township will not be collecting curbside garbage or recycling on Memorial Day. Garbage and recycling scheduled for pick up on Monday, in Recycling Sections #6 and #7, will be picked up on Tuesday. Garbage scheduled for collection on Tuesday will be picked up on Wednesday, according to the township. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
Watch newly hatched peregrine falcon chicks on a NJ livestream
ELIZABETH — Four male peregrine falcon chicks recently hatched at Union County’s Courthouse Tower, and they have been successfully banded, the Union County Board of County Commissioners announced. The identification bands, along with web cameras installed on the roof of the courthouse, assist the county and its wildlife...
Weekly Message From Linden Superintendent of Schools Atiya Y. Perkins
05/27/2024 – Superintendent’s Message Dear Linden Families,CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER As we come together to observe Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who sacrificed to serve our nation. The Linden Public Schools District is grateful for their service and will never forget their contributions. Their selfless dedication ensures the freedom we cherish today. Today, we also extend our appreciation to all who have served and continue to serve in our armed forces. As the wife of a veteran, I understand the sacrifices made not only by our...
New Jersey’s best burgers found in your town
It's always a luxury to end a long day with a really good meal that someone else prepares and cleans up afterward. This week after a run of events from Sussex County through Monmouth and Ocean, Jodi and I were able to catch up with friends at a local Princeton favorite, Mistral.
Crayola Searching For Lawrenceville, NJ Student to Reunite Artwork
Crayola, the crayon company, has asked for the public's help in reuniting a former Mercer County, New Jersey student with a piece of art that she created when she was a child. NBC10 Philadelphia is reporting that Crayola has dug into its archives for its Campaign for Creativity. The company wants to highlight the importance of children being creative and artistic.
Berkeley Heights Prepares Veterans Memorial Park for Memorial Day Ceremony
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - As Memorial Day draws near, the spirit of community service and remembrance fills the air in Berkeley Heights. Led by Dr. Patrick Smith, recently appointed chairman of the Berkeley Heights Veterans Affairs Committee (BH VAC), a dedicated team of volunteers, including members of the BHPD and township employees, worked tirelessly to prepare Veterans Memorial Park for the township's Memorial Day ceremony. Their efforts focused on the meticulous planting of ground flags at the Memorial, ensuring that every detail was perfect for the solemn occasion. The goal: to honor the servicemen and servicewomen who...
Runners Pound the Pavement Hoping to Shave Seconds Off Best Individual Times During Somerville 5K Legal Runaround
SOMERVILLE, NJ - Over 200 runners decked out from head-to-toe in every color of the rainbow pushed themselves through freshly-paved neighborhood streets early Thursday evening hoping to top their individual best times in the 18th annual 5K Legal Runaround. Sponsored by the Somerset County Bar Foundation, the event started and finished on East High Street, in the seat of Somerset County government.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Start Time for the race was 7 p.m. in the shadow of the Somerset County Jail, extending through the streets and neighborhoods of the borough where many of the...
Retired Piscataway Librarian Presents World War II Project for Memorial Day
PISCATAWAY, NJ – As Piscataway remembers local soldiers who lost their lives in wars and conflicts around the globe Memorial Day weekend, and honors those who have and continue to serve in the country’s military, a retired librarian from the Piscataway Public Library continues to share her passion for history, writing the untold stories of NJ servicemen who lost their lives in a classified attack during World War II. Kate Baker, who retired last December after many years of service at the library now participates with Stories Behind the Stars, a national research project comprised of volunteers...
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