By GRANT LUDMER
PATERSON, NJ - The Passaic County One-Stop is hosting a hiring event for Gateway on Monday, April 1st from 10am to 1pm for the position of Security Officer.
Gateway representatives will be at the One-Stop to meet with potential candidates. The starting salary for the postion is $11 per hour and includes both full and part time position availability.
Interested applicants must ...
By GRANT LUDMER
PATERSON, NJ - The Passaic County One-Stop will be hosting All Star Rentals for a hiring event on Monday, April 1st between 10am and 1pm.
All Star Rentals is hiring for the postions of Driver and Installer for a salary of $13.50 per hour. Applicants must have a valid and clean New Jersey drivers license.
If awarded the position, drivers will be expected to load, unload, make ...
By GRANT LUDMER
The Passaic County One-Stop is a comprehensive one stop shop for many services that Passaic County residents need. The One-Stop is collocated and integrated in a way that allows for customers to get the best, most efficient experience. Everything from the County Welfare Agency, Veterans Services, the Department of Labor, the Workforce Development Board, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, ...
By IYANA WILLIAMS
March 24, 2019PATERSON, NJ - Black History Month is a cultural phenomenon that is celebrated by people all over the world. For Rosa L. Parks School of Fine and Performing Arts, it means a time to come together and reflect on how far we’ve come. This year, three very important women of color spared their time to answer questions and share advice with students in a panel discussion, with Assemblyman Benjie ...
PATERSON, NJ - The halls of Rosa L. Parks High School of Fine and Performing Arts filled with the enthusiasm of students and faculty on February 27. The big day had arrived, Lieutenant Governor Sheila Oliver, Secretary of State Tahesha Way, and Secretary of Higher Education Dr. Zakiya Smith Ellis joined together for a panel discussion, hosted and moderated by Assemblyman Benjie Wimberly.
PATERSON, NJ - Rosa Parks High School has always known how to commemorate special events and end them on a good note. Through the harmonies of the vocal ensemble, the choreography of the dance department, and the drama productions of the thespians, RPHS has a proud history of putting the finishing touch on a beautiful project. To conclude the month long celebration of Black History Month, ...
By ROD HIRSCH
March 18, 2019SOMERVILLE, NJ – Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital/Somerset has agreed to pay the borough a total of $2.5 million in lieu of property taxes for an eight-year period that expires at the end of 2023.
The agreement was announced at Monday night’s Borough Council meeting and was affirmed by a resolution passed by the five-member council by a unanimous vote. Granville Brady, ...
TRENTON, NJ – Legislation authorizing school bus drivers to administer epinephrine in emergency situations passed the New Jersey Senate 34-0 Thursday.
“We allow parents at home and nurses at school to administer an EpiPen, but state law doesn’t address what happens if the student is on a bus going from home to school,” said Senator ...
By MARK DI IONNO
March 16, 2019I like Gov. Phil Murphy, but he's making a liar out of me. Me and millions of parents. For a couple of generations now, mothers and fathers have been warning children about the dangers of pot smoking. Now the governor comes along and tells them there is no Santa Claus.
I’ve been warning my children about pot for 20 years. That’s not exaggeration. It started when my ...
By COREY L. TEAGUE
March 23, 2019Dear Editor:
As a longtime resident, former elected school board commissioner, and activist, I was delighted to hear that my good friend, Mr. Charles Florio, secured the votes needed to begin breaking ground at the old Paterson Armory site.
Finally, we have a man who wants to invest in Paterson and make Paterson a place to be proud of once again. Even more so than we are proud ...
By JOHN LEE
March 14, 2019CLIFTON, NJ - Quest Diagnostics Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer Steve Rusckowski led a group of dignitaries at a groundbreaking ceremony for a new flagship laboratory at the On3 campus Wednesday.
With more than 1,100 employees expected to work at the new 250,000-square-foot facility when it opens in 2021, the lab, on the Clifton side of the ON3 campus ...
