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- Urgent 'Back-To-School' Donations Call, Backpacks, Calculators Needed
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- New Brunswick Spending $882K for New Park
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By TAPINTO EDISON STAFF
August 16, 2018Newark, NJ – In a press release, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced, that a Metuchen resident was arrested today for allegedly smuggling shipments of live protected scorpions, giant millipedes and other species that were mislabeled to avoid detection, including one package of millipedes that was labeled as children’s toys.
Wlodzimie Lapkiewicz, 29, has been charged by ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - With an unprecedentedly high number of families seeking help, the New Brunswick Corps of the Salvation Army is making a plea for donations of back-to-school supplies.
As result of the large number of requests, the Salvation Army this year has started a waiting list of family asking for assistance.
Among the items being sought are backpacks and calculators for high school ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - City leaders Tuesday approved a contract to build a new park at a cost of more than $882,000, an amount previously seen as above the estimated price tag for the project.
Council members approved a $882,756.25 contract with A-Tech Concrete Company of Edison to construct a park on Welton Street.
Last month the city rejected a slightly higher bid of $897,316.25 from the ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - With an unprecedentedly high number of families seeking help, the New Brunswick Corps of the Salvation Army is making a plea for donations of back-to-school supplies.
As result of the large number of requests, the Salvation Army this year has started a waiting list of families asking for assistance.
Among the items being sought are backpacks and calculators for high ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - City leaders Tuesday approved a contract to build a new park at a cost of more than $882,000, an amount previously seen as above the estimated price tag for the project.
Council members approved a $882,756.25 contract with A-Tech Concrete Company of Edison to construct a park on Welton Street.
Last month the city rejected a slightly higher bid of $897,316.25 from the ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ - City leaders Tuesday approved a contract to build a new park at a cost of more than $882,000, an amount previously seen as above the estimated price tag for the project.
Council members approved a $882,756.25 contract with A-Tech Concrete Company of Edison to construct a park on Welton Street.
Last month the city rejected a slightly higher bid of $897,316.25 from the ...