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Residents object to settlement with former Edison officer
By Jacqueline Durett
Correspondent
EDISON — The township will enter into a settlement with a police officer who was ousted for asking a woman to model...
Officials approve redevelopment study for South Minisink Avenue in Sayreville
By JACQUELINE DURETT
Correspondent
SAYREVILLE — Hercules LLC is one step closer in its intent to develop its property on South Minisink Avenue.
Hercules briefly presented to...
Owners ‘Raise the Bar’ with new restaurant
By JACQUELINE DURETT
Correspondent
SOUTH AMBOY — Visitors to Broadway over the past two months may have noticed that there is a new restaurant where The...
Bridgescape takes shape on Amboy Avenue
By JACQUELINE DURETT
Correspondent
EDISON — Councilman Joseph Coyle’s efforts to beautify the township are continuing — and likely expanding.
Coyle’s latest effort to improve Edison is...
Edison school spending up with added enrollment
By Jacqueline Durett
Correspondent
EDISON — With a greater-than-anticipated overall enrollment for the 2016-2017 school year, the district has also had higher than anticipated increases in...
PSE&G to build internal communications tower
By JACQUELINE DURETT
Correspondent
SAYREVILLE — The borough Zoning Board approved the construction of a communications tower by PSE&G at its 5000 Bordentown Ave. location.
The application, heard Nov....