Tuesday | NJ.com
Controversial teacher prep ranking gives top grades to Kean, Rutgers-Camden, Seton Hall
File photo of Kean University commencement ceremonies at PNC Arts Center in Holmdel.
Tuesday | NJ.com
Christie, Booker remain most well known in new Farleigh Dickinson poll
TRENTON - Newark Mayor Cory Booker goes into the U.S. Senate race as the most well known of the four declared Democrats, according to the new PublicMind poll from Farleigh Dickenson University, whose director says a short campaign bodes well for the mayor's chances.
Tuesday | The Rye Daily Voice
Rye Schools Appoint New Assistant Superintendents
O'Connor will replace Kathleen Ryan as assistant superintendent for business. Ryan announced earlier this year that she would be leaving the district in July.
Tuesday | The Jersey Journal
Law enforcement expo for minorities and women in Jersey City by police association
A Morristown-based police association appeared in Jersey City on Saturday in an effort to assist women and minorities seeking jobs in law enforcement.
County to Host Juneteenth Celebration at Overpeck Park
Bergen County's Juneteenth celebration will be held June 22 at Overpeck County Park in Ridgefield Park.
Clayton High School graduate looks to improve medical conditions in native Ghana
Sedem Adiabu, 18, a native of Ghana, graduates with Clayton High School's class of 2013 on Friday, June 14 .
Remington College Names Dr. Kurt Hubbard National Dean of Occupational and Physical Therapy Studies
Heathrow, Florida - Remington College has named Dr. Kurt Hubbard National Dean of Occupational and Physical Therapy Studies.
NJ officials gather for a Superstorm Sandy symposium
Dennis Dura , Assistant Director, Office of Emergency Management, New Jeresy Department of Human Services, speaks during a superstorm Sandy symposium at Wilson Auditorium, at Dickinson Hall of Fairleigh Dickinson University in Hackensack.
2013: The Year Of The Christie-Crat [AUDIO]
Over two dozen Democrats have officially endorsed Gov. Chris Christie's re-election bid and Election Day is still four-and-a-half months away.
Open Westwood School Board Seat Draws Two Candidates
Two candidates are seeking an unexpired term on the Westwood Regional Board of Education which will be left open when longtime board member Barbara Gregory officially retires at the end of the month .
Morris County business news: B&G buying Pirate's Booty
B&G Foods makes foods under brands such as Cream of Wheat, Mrs. Dash and Grandma's Molasses.
Xtel Communications to Participate In Superstorm Sandy Symposium
June 10, 2013, Marlton/NJ - Xtel Communications announces that they will participate in Fairleigh Dickinson University's Superstorm Sandy Symposium Wednesday, June 12th from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Division of Continuing Education campus in Teaneck, New Jersey.
They Say They Want a Revolution
According to Fairleigh Dickinson University's PublicMind survey, 29% of US citizens polled say they believe that 'In the next few years, an armed revolution might be necessary in order to protect our liberties.'
Is Chris Christie in a No-Win Situation Over Lautenberg's Seat? [AUDIO]
If Gov. Chris Christie appoints a conservative to the U.S. Senate seat left vacant by the death of Frank Lautenberg, the moderates Christie needs in this year's gubernatorial election will be ticked.
Wood School honors four alumni
Four individuals who once walked the halls of R.D. Wood School were celebrated as they walked through the school's doors again Wednesday.
$149,992 Grant Studies Fighting Freshman Fat
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded a grant of $149,992 to study the on-campus food choices of college students.
Embracing an American rebellion
Fairleigh Dickinson University's "PublicMind" has released a poll that makes me worry about the future of our country.
Consistent Budgeting Key, Driscoll/Range Team Says
The following is a statement from Diane Driscoll and Eric Range, who are running in the Republican primary to get their party's nomination for two Borough Council seats.
Morris Leads in Number of Drug Takeback Locations
Morris County now boasts the most prescription drug drop boxes of any county in New Jersey.