By PETER STAVRIANIDIS, GG, CGA, ISA, NAJA CERTIFIED GEMOLOGIST APPRAISER
August 18, 2017Are you ever concerned about your fine Jewelry and/or Timepieces being lost or stolen or even damaged? We know that any of these incidents could happen to any of us and the best way to have peace of mind is to have these heirlooms well protected and taken care of. I would highly advise you to do the following:
1) Bring your jewelry for inspection and ...
By JACK MURTHA
August 17, 2017NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — The developer that plans to construct a nine-story, mixed-use building off Easton Avenue could pay $1.1 million each year instead of property taxes, if the City Council adopts a proposed ordinance tonight.
The developer, a subsidiary of the Missouri-based Collegiate Development Group, won approval from the city's zoning board in June to put up a 181-unit apartment ...
Editor's note: This article was written by Staci Berger, one of the event's organizers, not by a TAPinto staffer.
PISCATAWAY, NJ – Nearly 100 area residents and visitors came together to stand against bigotry and prejudice at a vigil held at Perrine Park on Rivercrest Drive in Piscataway Monday night. The “Vigil against Racism and Hate” event was one of many organized ...
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ – No injuries were reported as more than 75 firefighters battled a two-alarm blaze in Monmouth Junction Monday afternoon, officials said.
Firefighters from the township and local area fought a fire at 10 Wexford Drive in the Monmouth Junction section of the township during the afternoon Monday.
At 2:26 p.m. a pizza delivery person reported the fire to ...
EDISON, NJ – An estimated crowd of more than 40,000 came out Sunday afternoon for the 13th annual India Day Parade, organizers said.
According to a press release from the Indian Business Association, who sponsored the event, Indian Americans from all over the state attended the parade to celebrate India’s 71st Independence Day.
The parade included Bollywood star Riteish Deshmukh ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — You might think life moves slower on College Farm Road, at the edge of the city and the Rutgers University campus.
And if you were talking about the livestock, you'd be right. But for employees of George Street Playhouse, which recently transferred here from the heart of New Brunswick, this summer has moved faster than fire.
The day after the curtains closed on ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — Walk around downtown New Brunswick during any workday and you'll hear it: the sounds of a changing city.
Workers, perched on cranes and manning excavators, tear into buildings and rubble off Livingston Avenue. Heavy machinery roars, and tumbling building materials rumble. The scatterbrained noise tells passersby that something is going on here.
And that ...
By JACK MURTHA
August 17, 2017NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — The developer that plans to construct a nine-story, mixed-use building off Easton Avenue could pay $1.1 million each year instead of property taxes, if the City Council adopts a proposed ordinance tonight.
The developer, a subsidiary of the Missouri-based Collegiate Development Group, won approval from the city's zoning board in June to put up a 181-unit apartment ...
Editor's note: This article was written by Staci Berger, one of the event's organizers, not by a TAPinto staffer.
PISCATAWAY, NJ – Nearly 100 area residents and visitors came together to stand against bigotry and prejudice at a vigil held at Perrine Park on Rivercrest Drive in Piscataway Monday night. The “Vigil against Racism and Hate” event was one of many organized ...
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ – No injuries were reported as more than 75 firefighters battled a two-alarm blaze in Monmouth Junction Monday afternoon, officials said.
Firefighters from the township and local area fought a fire at 10 Wexford Drive in the Monmouth Junction section of the township during the afternoon Monday.
At 2:26 p.m. a pizza delivery person reported the fire to ...
By ROD HIRSCH
August 17, 2017
SOMERVILLE, NJ - A crowd of 75 protestors clutching hand-painted signs gathered outside the Unitarian Universalist Church on East Cliff Street Wednesday night expressing anger and frustration with current events and a troubled country increasingly polarized by political differences, racism and violence.
The signs read: "Love Has a Home in Somerville," ...
BRIDGEWATER, NJ- The York Revolution (20-13, 48-55) defeated the Somerset Patriots (15-16, 57-44) 5-2 before 6,071 fans at TD Bank Ballpark on Wednesday night.
The Revolution took a 1-0 lead in the top of the fourth inning on an RBI single by Isaias Tejeda.
Jared Mitchell’s solo home run (10) in the fifth inning made the score 2-0 in favor of York.
The ...
BRIDGEWATER, NJ - The 2017 Somerset County 4-H Fair celebrates its 70th anniversary beginning Wednesday, Aug. 9, continuing on Thursday, Aug. 10 and concluding Friday, Aug. 11 at North Branch Park off Milltown Road.
The fair is open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.all three days, with free shuttle buses running from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. each day of the Fair from Raritan Valley Community College ...
By ROD HIRSCH
August 17, 2017
SOMERVILLE, NJ - A crowd of 75 protestors clutching hand-painted signs gathered outside the Unitarian Universalist Church on East Cliff Street Wednesday night expressing anger and frustration with current events and a troubled country increasingly polarized by political differences, racism and violence.
The signs read: "Love Has a Home in Somerville," ...
BRIDGEWATER, NJ- The York Revolution (20-13, 48-55) defeated the Somerset Patriots (15-16, 57-44) 5-2 before 6,071 fans at TD Bank Ballpark on Wednesday night.
The Revolution took a 1-0 lead in the top of the fourth inning on an RBI single by Isaias Tejeda.
Jared Mitchell’s solo home run (10) in the fifth inning made the score 2-0 in favor of York.
The ...
By JACK MURTHA
August 17, 2017NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — The developer that plans to construct a nine-story, mixed-use building off Easton Avenue could pay $1.1 million each year instead of property taxes, if the City Council adopts a proposed ordinance tonight.
The developer, a subsidiary of the Missouri-based Collegiate Development Group, won approval from the city's zoning board in June to put up a 181-unit apartment ...
