By JACKIE LIEBERMAN
February 11, 2019These firefighters don’t just put out flames — they use them to make duck confit-stuffed ravioli with bacon and English pea puree. That’s how South Orange Local 24 won the gourmet category during last year’s Cooked & Uncorked food and wine festival, which is coming up for the 9th time this month on Feb. 25 in Edison, NJ.
Hosted by the New Jersey Firefighters Mutual ...
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NJPAC Center for Arts Education, Newark
By KATHY LLOYD
February 14, 2019ROSELLE/ROSELLE PARK, NJ - We are 5 years old today!
Dear Roselle and Roselle Park Community,
It was just five years ago today that I launched what was then known as The Alternative Press of Roselle and Roselle Park, as part of a bigger network of franchised sites started by Michael Shapiro.
With just a handful or more of towns at that time, we have since grown by leaps and bounds ...
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ROSELLE, NJ – Do you know what’s happening this week at the Roselle Library? There’s a lot to check out and its not just books, so check out this list of events for the week of February 11, through February 16.
Monday, February 11th-Adelante Alliance: Ana Rodriguez with Secondary 10am-Noon. (Adult Education Program) This is a bilingual adult education program ...
ROSELLE, NJ - The Brough of Roselle is offering free training to anyone interested in learning how to recognize and respond to an opioid overdose using naloxone (Narcan) this Thursday, February 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the Prevention Links office on 121-125 Chestnut St. in Roselle.
The training is free and the first 30 people to arrive will receive a free Narcan kit. No registration is required to ...
By MATT KADOSH
February 14, 2019WESTFIELD, NJ – Authorities have recovered more than 4,000 files depicting children in sexual acts from a local man’s electronics, the Union County Prosecutor said Wednesday.
Officers arrested Gregory L. Brown at his home in the 300 block of John Street Wednesday morning and charged him with first-degree possession of child pornography with the intent to distribute, second-degree ...
By UNION COUNTY COLLEGE
February 15, 2019CRANFORD – Union County College and the New Jersey CannaBusiness Association (NJCBA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to create a partnership that will support the College’s Medicinal Plant Chemistry Program. Union County College President Dr. Margaret M. McMenamin and NJCBA President Scott Rudder signed the MOU on Feb. 13, 2019, in the Innovation Center at the ...
By BETH MORONEY
Lincoln’s Last Trial: The Murder Case that Propelled him to the Presidency by Dan Abrams and David Fisher. (Hanover Square Press, 2018)
The point of view from which a novel is told influences the reader’s perception of events, until we decide whether or not to trust the narrator. I wouldn’t classify Lincoln’s Last Trial: The Murder Case that Propelled Him to ...
By BETH MORONEY
The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris. (Harper, 2018)
Twelve million civilians died in the death camps in Europe during World War II. Six million victims were of the Jewish faith; the other six millions were comprised of political prisoners, gypsies, homosexuals, Catholics, and the mentally and physically handicapped. For each of those 12 million people, extraordinary stories ...
By LIZ KEILL
‘Little Girl Blue’ celebrates Nina Simone in words and music
By Liz Keill
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – George Street Playhouse has brought a heartwarming story to the stage in “Little Girl Blue: the Nina Simone Musical.”
Laiona Michelle, who delivered a powerful performance in “American Hero” at George Street, returns in a play she developed that ...
