Dunellen News

Middlesex Borough police are warning residents to guard against home burglaries following a series of incidents there and in three neighboring communities.

A 7.5-acre property where more than a dozen homes were slated to be built will now remain a mixture of woods and farmland along the Green Brook.

University of Delaware students will pay nearly 9 percent more in tuition this fall, a hike school officials say was needed to pay for increased demand for financial aid at a time when other sources of revenue are dwindling.

A Superior Court judge is moving up to the Appellate Division while a veteran state Criminal Court judge is moving to Civil Court.

The Midland School is a private, special-education school for moderately to severely learning disabled students, aged 5 to 21.

The driver of an all-terrain vehicle was flown to St. Francis Hospital Saturday after the vehicle rolled over him on a hill off Rykowski Lane.

The Bridgewater Township Police report that Brenda L. Reina, 18, of Middlesex Borough was killed Friday, June 26, when the 1995 Toyota Camry she was driving ran off the highway on the north side and hit a utility pole.

Trust us. This week, we received another request of sorts to just trust that the best possible thing was done.

The following local students attending Bucknell University received dean's list status for the spring semester.

A Montgomery Township man who worked as the managing pharmacist at a Dunellen drug store pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday to conspiring to overbill health insurers by more than $700,000. Ruben Aguilar, 46, who worked for Towne Pharmacy in Dunellen, admitted that he submitted phony claims for more-expensive, brand-name drugs after ...

This burglar didn't plan well. A 24-year-old Edison man faces charges related to the break-in early Tuesday at a Dunellen pharmacy - a shop located across from police headquarters.

CRIMINAL MISCHIEF, 12:56 p.m. June 8: A resident on John Street reported criminal mischief at his residence.

The newspaper business has certainly changed during the past 125 years, but the mission of the Courier News remains the same: providing the best local coverage, every single day.

A borough man was being sought after fleeing from police who pulled him over and found marijuana and fake handguns inside his car, authorities said.

The annual North-South Game will be played June 29 at Kean University in Elizabeth.

Health officials on Tuesday confirmed three new cases of H1N1 influenza, or swine flu, in Middlesex County, bringing the number of confirmed cases up to seven.

The phone call Henry Thibault had been dreading for more than a decade finally came at 2:45 p.m. May 14.

A three-day sting operation targeting suspects identified by police as some of the city's most dangerous gang members has yielded 17 arrests.

A massive Tuesday morning sting operation involving 80 law enforcement officers simultaneously raiding nine locations in four area municipalities has resulted in the arrests of 10 people now facing drug charges, police said.

At the halfway mark of the girls 1600 race, Melanie Thompson found herself in a clutter with the other runners.