| Take the 'sex' out of 'Middlesex County' (East Brunswick Sentinel) |
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Iwould like to urge lawmakers, senators and other politicians if they can think about changing the name of Middlesex County to "Middle County" instead of keeping it as Middlesex. The word "sex" in the current name looks weird and does not look appropriate in our society.
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| County to name ex-freeholder as administrator (The Star-Ledger) |
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Former Freeholder John Pulomena is expected to be appointed as Middlesex County's new administrator tomorrow night.
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| Settlement finally reached in leaky-courthouse lawsuits (Daily Press) |
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Middlesex liked its chances in front of a jury but took a sure payment of $100,000. A legal spat between Middlesex County and a Lynchburg architect over leaks and mold in the new courthouse has come to an end with an agreement that leaves the county in line for $100,000.
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| HU gets another football transfer (Daily Press) |
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Former Virginia linebacker J'Courtney Williams is the Pirates' latest high-profile transfer. Hampton University's football program continues to supplement its roster with high-profile Division I-A transfers looking to resurrect their collegiate careers. The latest is Virginia outside linebacker J'Courtney Williams, a former prep All-American at Christchurch School in Middlesex County. ...
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| Head of nude club under indictment (The Star-Ledger) |
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SAYREVILLE: A Middlesex County grand jury indicted the company president of an all- nude juice bar yesterday on a charge of operating a sexually- oriented business within 1,000 feet of a school bus stop, a residential neighborhood and Lower Oak Street Park.
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| Political Memo: Can Corzine Still Pass as a Liberal? He Thinks So (New York Times) |
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Ask any legislator, lobbyist or political veteran to describe New Jersey Gov. Jon S. Corzine’s recent actions, and these words inevitably surface: Inconsistent. Enigmatic. Unpredictable.
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| Safety-awareness fair coming to high school (East Brunswick Sentinel) |
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The Middlesex County Education Association (MCEA) will present its Pride in Public Education Fair from11 a.m. to 1 p.m. onMay 10 atMiddlesex County Vocational and Technical High School, Rues Lane, East Brunswick.
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| 'Brain-Injury Basics' to be topic of discussion (East Brunswick Sentinel) |
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The Brain Injury Association of New Jersey will offer a free educational session titled "Brain-Injury Basics for Families in Middlesex County" from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on May 13 at JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute Center for Head Injuries, in the Hartwyck Building, Edison.
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| Derailment spurs brief evacuation (The Star-Ledger) |
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Some 100 Woodbridge residents were evacuated from their homes in the Port Reading section of the township yesterday after eight Conrail freight cars jumped the track and overturned, authorities said.
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| Burned body found in car at brush fire in Old Bridge (Asbury Park Press) |
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Investigators are probing the death of an unknown person whose burned body was discovered in a car destroyed by flames in a brush fire late Wednesday afternoon off Spring Valley Road, authorities said. Bruce Kaplan, Middlesex County prosecutor, confirmed Wednesday night that an investigation was under way. "It's a death investigation right now,'' Kaplan said. ""It has not been deemed a ...
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