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Wedding ring, $1,000 stolen from Jackson woman
A Jackson woman lost $1,000 in cash and her wedding band when her purse was stolen Monday from her unlocked car.
Proud Middlesex County Marine reminisces on World War II battle with Japanese for strategic island
When Victor Varanay spent the Fourth of July on the Japanese island of Saipan in 1944, the rockets' red glare was real.
Judge order on contract halting Perth Amboy EMT layoffs - for now
City emergency medical technicians, scheduled to be laid off Wednesday, will remain on the job - for now.
Wholesale Brokerage NAPCO Relocates New Jersey Headquarters
Wholesale commercial insurance brokerage NAPCO has relocated its corporate headquarters to an 11,000-square foot office inside the Woodbridge Hotel and Conference Center complex in Iselin, New Jersey.
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Teddy Gleason Scholarship Winners Selected for 2009; Eight Students...
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Two accused of arranging drug sale, then robbing customer in Woodbridge
Two men face charges for allegedly arranging a drug sale with an Iselin man and then robbing him at the meeting place, police said.
Iselin man who aided stabbing victim in Maryland jailed on trespassing charges
An Iselin man who helped get a stabbing victim in Maryland to a hospital last week is now being held there on $20,000 bail on charges he trespassed into the woods where the attack took place, authorities said.
Plan to shift first-aid squad districts draws conerns from some Woodbridge resident
Frances Brown, an 84-year-old resident of Fords, remembers calling the St. John's First Aid Squad four years ago.
U.S. government encourages schools to teach foreign languages vital to economy, security
French class? Passe. Latin? Finis. Try Chinese, Arab and now, Hindi. The future of the United States depends on it, according to the federal government, which is pushing schools to teach students foreign languages deemed vital to the country's economy and national security.
Fugitive from Marlboro convicted on illegal money transfers
A Marlboro businessman who skipped out on a $1 million bail bond is now a fugitive facing 15 years in prison, according to the Internal Revenue Service.
Iselin girl helps stabbing victim get to hospital
A Washington man police say was stabbed nine times by a 17-year-old girl in a western Maryland camp has been released from the hospital and charged with trespassing.
Police investigating after cars burglarized in Woodbridge
Police are investigating two incidents in which car windows were smashed and items were stolen from cars.
White House says no to California budget help
The White House on Tuesday dashed hopes that the federal government would help California overcome a mammoth budget crisis that has brought the state dangerously close to an economic meltdown, saying the state will have to solve the problem on its own.
Briefcase stolen from rental car in Woodbridge
A Wayne resident had his briefcase stolen from the inside of his rental car when a burglar smashed the passenger side window, police said.
South Plainfield man gets conviction of murdering ex-girlfriend overturned
A state appeals court has overturned the murder conviction of a South Plainfield man accused of strangling his estranged girlfriend, saying the trial court erred when it allowed the defendant's former wife to testify that he threatened to kill her seven years earlier.
Single-vehicle wrecks kill on I-95
On Sunday evening a single-vehicle accident killed a Fort Washington, Md. man on Interstate 95 after he lost control of the 1997 Toyota Camry he was driving.
Woodbridge developer seeks to build 7-Eleven in Somerville
An Woodbridge-based developer wants to turn a former Exxon gasoline station on the corner of Union Avenue and Roosevelt Place into a 7-Eleven. The 0.43-acre site, across the street from a Rite Aid, has been unused for more than a decade, according to documents filed with the application of Sufalam Inc.
Music Industry: 35th Annual Jazz Record Collectors' Bash June...
SOURCE: Jim Eigo, Jazz Promo Services Announcing the 35th Annual Jazz Record Collectors' Bash June 19th - 20th, 2009 78s, LPs, CDs & memorabilia.
Varsity Insider: State baseball, softball championships postponed
The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association baseball and softball championships scheduled for Saturday have been postponed and rescheduled for Sunday.
Stories of valor, service fill room at 200 Club of Middlesex County awards
A Bank of America branch in Iselin had just been robbed at gunpoint, and Woodbridge police officers were searching all over the township for the two men responsible.
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