Second Ward Tree Lighting Event Canceled for Monday and Rescheduled

ELIZABETH, NJ - The Elizabeth School District sent out a notification to parents stating that they were a target of an attempted luring incident in the area of the Thomas A. Edison Career and Technical Academy on Thursday, December 5. 

In the press release sent out by District Superintendent Olga Hugelmeyer to parents and posted on social media, said that they are working with the Elizabeth ...

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Tip: A serrated knife will make quick work of chopping up a milk chocolate bar. We recommend using high-quality chocolate for a smooth, creamy drink. Milk chocolate chips won’t melt as easily as wafers or bars, but they’ll do in a pinch.

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ELIZABETH, NJ—Mayor J. Christian Bollwage announced on Tuesday that the City of Elizabeth is strongly considering going forward in joining Newark in intervening or teaming up with the County of Union in a Class Action lawsuit against New York City over a controversial program that sent homeless families to live in New Jersey. The City of Elizabeth alone had a total of forty-eight (48) units ...

ELIZABETH, NJ - Mayor Bollwage will join residents at the Midtown Special Improvement District’s tree lighting ceremony, which will take place at the Pedestrian Plaza, located next to the Midtown Elizabeth Train Station on Thursday evening, December 5 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 

The event will feature music along with the Choir from the Institute of Music for Children. Light refreshments will ...

ELIZABETH, NJ - The Fifth Ward Tree Lighting event will be held this Wednesday, December 4, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m., at the intersection of Mary Street and Jackson Avenue at Woodruff Park.

Mayor Bollwage will join Councilman William Gallman Jr. for this annual tree lighting ceremony. that will feature holiday music and more. Children will also get to visit with Santa.

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ATLANTIC CITY, NJ -- At this year’s New Jersey League of Municipalities Conference, TAPintoTV spoke with Megan LoBue, Development Manager for ArtPride New Jersey, about the organization’s resources and latest arts initiatives. 

ArtPride NJ supports New Jersey’s creative community and is widely viewed as the go-to source for research, innovative programs and services, and high-impact advocacy ...

ELIZABETH, NJ - The award-winning Elizabeth Avenue Partnership (EAP) has announced a great lineup for its annual Tree-Lighting Ceremony on Tuesday, December 3, from 5-7 pm followed by three weeks of free holiday events each Saturday in December before Christmas.

All events will be held at Union Square Plaza on Elizabeth Avenue starting with the festive tree lighting which always signifies the ...

ELIZABETH, NJ – Phase Three of the post-Thanksgiving storm is well underway. Models came together and are showing the storm to be a bit colder aloft than originally forecast. This means higher snow totals than first predicted, and a later conclusion to the storm, now forecast to end near sunrise Tuesday morning.

Final accumulation totals are looking as follows:

South of I-195 and the ...

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ -- TAPintoTV caught up with Everton Scott, Senior Public Affairs Manager at PSE&G, at the 2019 League of Municipalities Conference. Scott spoke about PSE&G’s presence at this year’s conference as well as the utility’s latest programs and priorities.  

One of the most high-profile statewide initiatives for PSE&G is the company’s Gas System Modernization Program in ...

ELIZABETH, NJ –  (3:00 p.m. Update) - The three-part storm system has evolved exactly as models have predicted.  Rain has over swept most of the Central and Southern New Jersey areas, with freezing rain and snow now covering all areas north of I-80.

Any areas other than far Northwest NJ will see a changeover to all rain for the remainder of Sunday. The areas at highest elevations and the ...