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By BERNIE WAGENBLAST
June 5, 2026
CRANFORD, NJ - Every week, Bernie Wagenblast of Cranford Radio compiles what's happening in Cranford: “What’s Up: A Down to Earth Sky Guide” — Friday, June 5 Amateur Astronomers’ monthly look at what to look forward to in the heavens.Relay for Life — Friday, June 5 Join folks raising money for and ...
MORRIS TOWNSHIP, NJ - The arrival of Brazil's national team quickly became the talk of Morris Township on Monday. Helicopters overhead and fans gathering along Columbia Turnpike signaled that one of the world's most recognizable soccer teams had officially arrived in Morris County to begin ...
LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ – Jobseekers strode through the Rider University campus with portfolios of resumes in hand with a purpose – to find a new career opportunity at the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce (PMRC) Job Fair. The Chamber estimates that more than 400 jobseekers attended the event ...
JEFFERSON, NJ - Jefferson Township School District officials met with New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Dr. Lily Laux, regarding the schools' submission of an unbalanced budget on June 2. Although the District hoped for suggestions or solutions to the $2.9 million shortfall, they were ...
NEWTON, NJ – Get your bathing suit and grab your towel, the Newton pool is opening on June 6. Residents can swim for free from 10:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. on Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, June 7. The pool hours are adjusted for this first weekend, coinciding with Newton Day festivities ...
MORRIS COUNTY, NJ - Communities across Morris County will mark Pride Month with several events and displays celebrating inclusion, diversity and LGBTQ+ residents, neighbors, friends and visitors.In Madison, Rainbow Pride flags will once again be displayed along Waverly Place throughout the month of ...
TRENTON, NJ — Lawmakers took another step Thursday toward forcing New Jersey’s proliferating data centers to submit semi-annual reports on electricity and water use.The measure, A4096, was unanimously approved by the Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee, and would mandate reporting ...
MORRISTOWN, NJ - Morris County residents will have several opportunities to celebrate Pride, diversity and community during a weekend of events scheduled for June 6 and June 7, 2026.The weekend begins with the Morris County Pride Party on Saturday, June 6, at 8 p.m. at All Season Social Club, 235 ...
MORRIS TOWNSHIP, NJ — Morris Township residents are invited to join Mayor Donna Guariglia for Coffee with the Mayor on Saturday, June 27, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Streeter Pool, located at 2 Inamere Road.The informal gathering gives residents an opportunity to speak directly with the mayor ...
TRENTON, NJ — Lawmakers took another step Thursday toward forcing New Jersey’s proliferating data centers to submit semi-annual reports on electricity and water use.The measure, A4096, was unanimously approved by the Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee, and would mandate reporting ...
ROSELLE, NJ – As the calendar turns towards June, communities around the country and in the state of New Jersey are celebrating Pride Month. Roselle commemorated Pride Month on Thursday afternoon with the annual raising of the pride flag outside Borough Hall. During the program, Mayor Donald Shaw ...
MADISON, NJ — The Madison Farmers and Artisan Market will has officially kicked off its 2026 season. The market will be open every Saturday through December 12. The market brings fresh produce, locally made goods, and community spirit back to the borough.A staple of the Madison community, the ...
MORRIS PLAINS, NJ — New Jersey Blood Services will hold a blood drive on Thursday, June 11, 2026, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Morris Plains Community Center, located at 51 Jim Fear Drive.The drive comes as New Jersey Blood Services is urging donors to help during a blood emergency. Community ...
𝗨𝗣𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘: A former NJ Transit manager from Bergen County was sentenced to a plea-bargained five years in state prison this morning for selling 1,000 or so agency-bought cellphones and other electronic devices to trade-in companies.Peejay Manila, 38, formerly of Hackensack and currently of Little ...
LIVINGSTON, NJ — Residents of Livingston are invited to bring their old or unwanted electronic items to be safely recycled during the township’s next Electronics Recycling & Paper Shredding Event on Sunday, June 7, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Livingston Senior/Community Center at 204 Hillside ...
TRENTON, NJ — Lawmakers took another step Thursday toward forcing New Jersey’s proliferating data centers to submit semi-annual reports on electricity and water use.The measure, A4096, was unanimously approved by the Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee, and would mandate reporting ...
SCHOHARIE – A member of the Cobleskill-Richmondville Class of 2026 has earned a $5,000 scholarship from a major waste hauler thanks to her studies at Capital Region BOCES.Lydia Waage was presented the Casella Waste Power of Hard Work scholarship on May 29 at the Career and Technical Education ...
PITTSFIELD, MA–Greylock Federal Credit Union is proud to announce the promotion of Tara McCluskey to senior vice president, lending officer.“Over Tara’s almost 30 years here, she has consistently demonstrated an unwavering commitment to both our members and our community. Her passion, paired with ...
ASBURY PARK, NJ – One of Asbury Park’s most colorful and anticipated annual traditions returns this Sunday as Jersey Pride brings thousands of people from across New Jersey and beyond together for a day of celebration, advocacy, entertainment, and community.Now in its 34th year, Jersey Pride has ...
TRENTON, NJ — Lawmakers took another step Thursday toward forcing New Jersey’s proliferating data centers to submit semi-annual reports on electricity and water use.The measure, A4096, was unanimously approved by the Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee, and would mandate reporting ...
PATERSON, NJ - Lt. Sharon Easton-Lassiter retired on June 2 from the Paterson Police Department after more than four decades in law enforcement, closing out a career shaped by community policing, youth engagement, and mentorship.Easton-Lassiter said her decision to become a police officer began ...
TRENTON, NJ — Lawmakers took another step Thursday toward forcing New Jersey’s proliferating data centers to submit semi-annual reports on electricity and water use.The measure, A4096, was unanimously approved by the Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee, and would mandate reporting ...
PATERSON, NJ - 198 graduating seniors in the Paterson Public Schools District have earned the New Jersey Seal of Biliteracy, a state designation recognizing students who demonstrate proficiency in two or more languages by the time they graduate from high school.The award, granted by the New Jersey ...
NEWARK - City officials threatened to expand its existing lawsuit against GEO Group – the company that owns and operates the 1,000-bed Delaney Hall immigration detention center – that would shut down the center until it can be inspected. “The reports of detainees suffering miscarriages, receiving ...
TRENTON, NJ — Lawmakers took another step Thursday toward forcing New Jersey’s proliferating data centers to submit semi-annual reports on electricity and water use.The measure, A4096, was unanimously approved by the Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee, and would mandate reporting ...
EDISON, NJ - An Edison man has been sentenced to 51 months in prison for laundering money through several online scams. Kenny Osas Okuonghae, age 38, was also ordered to three years of supervised release and must pay $1,275,190 in restitution, according to the DOJ.The DOJ charged Okuonghae with one ...
ATLANTA, GA -- Kristina Jolly of Union was named to the Spring 2026 President's List at Georgia State University.To be eligible for the President's List, degree-seeking students must have earned a GPA of at least 4.0 for a minimum of nine semester hours of academic credit taken at Georgia State ...
NEWARK, NJ - Newark officials threatened to expand its existing lawsuit against GEO Group – the company that owns and operates the 1,000-bed Delaney Hall immigration detention center – that would shut down the center until it can be inspected. “The reports of detainees suffering miscarriages, ...
HACKENSACK, NJ — Looking for summer fun without the heat? The Johnson Public Library is offering Hackensack residents free museum passes!Residents can visit the following museums:Children’s Museum of ManhattanProvides free admission for four individuals (including children)Location: The Tisch ...
TRENTON, NJ — Lawmakers took another step Thursday toward forcing New Jersey’s proliferating data centers to submit semi-annual reports on electricity and water use.The measure, A4096, was unanimously approved by the Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee, and would mandate reporting ...