East Brunswick News

Morning snow is causing slippery roads, accidents and delays throughout the state.

Ari Ne'eman keeps a copy of the U.S. Constitution folded in his wallet. It's a constant reminder that his "war" - his advocacy and activism on behalf of people with autism - is worth fighting, even if it engenders controversy and the occasional death threat.

Local chapters of two law-enforcement unions have sued the township and Barry Roberson claiming the East Brunswick director of public safety is overstepping his civilian duties by performing tasks reserved for 'sworn police personnel.' This past June, the Police Benevolent Association Local 145 and the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 98 sued to ...

Deborah Simpson's latest book "The Constellation of Omens" reads like snippets of Edgar Cayce, Nostradamus and the Book of Revelations mixed together for easy reading in a New Age paperback.

North Brunswick attorney Bertram Busch, who is retiring after 36 years as counsel to the Monroe Board of Education, comes from a long line of lawyers - at least 43 between his and his wife's family.

Two bandits robbed a township gas station attendant at knifepoint late Tuesday while a third waved off customers as they pulled in for service, police said.

A string of events moved East Brunswick Mayor David Stahl to put $600 from a community fund raiser toward new clothing for the Menlo Parks Veterans Home.

Open auditions for all roles in "Brigadoon,'' a musical classic by Lerner and Lowe, will be conducted from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, Jan.

The case pitted a longtime nurse's aide against her former employer, whom the aide contended discriminated against her by not accommodating her disability, a permanently injured left shoulder.

Ina and Julian Spero had always believed their son was a happy, well-adjusted kid.

There's a whole lot of history to share in East Brunswick as the township will celebrate 150 years, beginning in February, with township events and a major retrospective on EBTV Channel 3. East Brunswick Township was incorporated on Feb.

Share + Dec 24, 2009 10:14 am US/Eastern 1 of 1 Dwight Newton could face up to five years in prison for a stealing funds from the Brooklyn Museum, his place of employment.

Kennedy Boulevard was reopened about 2 p.m. Tuesday after crews finished repairing a broken water main near Suydam Road, police said.

The township will save taxpayers about $100,000 in the 2010 operating budget through the reduction of employee health care administration costs.

George Dalla and Victor Khalil have transformed their love of Italian food into a business.

When Kim Ciak searched through her grandparents' attic to look for her late mother's Elvis Presley bubblegum cards, she instead, to her great surprise, found photographs -- wrapped in linen, stored inside a hope chest -- of Adolf Hitler and other high-ranking Nazis.

There's been a whole lot of partying going at the new township location of P.C. Richard & Son.

A township man was arrested on charges of committing a one-man spree of 10 burglaries over a two-week period.

A blaze caused by careless smoking broke out at a Naricon Place home Tuesday afternoon, but was contained by firefighters to an enclosed porch, authorities said.

For the next few nights, three dozen city residents will be sleeping on strange beds and wearing clothes that are not theirs.