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Edison wetlands group targets companies in pollution charge
An environmental advocacy group is stepping up legal efforts against two chemical companies alleged to have chemically polluted the Raritan River near the popular public boat basin at the end of Meadow Road.
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Payment Notice from Jorge Orozco Sanchez - Edison, New Jersey, United States
The loan you have made to Jorge Orozco Sanchez has received a repayment of $59.00. The total amount repaid is now $236.00. This repayment will be divided amongst all the lenders who helped to fund this ...
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Peggy Toth, 57, of Winter Garden, Fla., born and raised in Edison and formerly of Hamilton Square, N.J., left Tuesday, July 15, 2008, for another plane of life after 36 years of marriage to her husband, ...
35 Central Jersey municipalities awarded $1.9M in Smart Future grants
New Brunswick, Spotswood, Metuchen and Linden will benefit from grants announced Tuesday by the state Department of Community Affairs.
Edison, N.J., market to open Aug. 3
The 53rd Edison Furniture and Accessory Market is set to open Aug. 3 next month and show management is predicting an upbeat show despite the current market conditions.
Marilyn Koslow, 72, of Edison, passed away on Monday, July 14, 2008, at Raritan Bay Medical Center, Perth Amboy.
Traffic alert: Police investigations close roads in Somerset, Woodbridge
All lanes are closed to traffic on Route 1 between Ryders Lane and Woodbridge Avenue.
Amboy Avenue farmers market set for Sundays in Edison
As part of a revitalization program for the extended Amboy Avenue neighborhood area, the township will host its first farmers market since 1980 on Amboy Avenue.
Contractor electrocuted while working on home in Edison
A 33-year-old township man died after he was accidentally electrocuted during a contracting job at a Glendale Avenue home, police said.
Gustav Paul Olsen, 33, died Friday, July 11, 2008, in Edison. Born in New Brunswick, Gustav was a lifelong Edison resident.
Edison doctor provides relief for those with foot, ankle problems
Have you suffered from ankle or foot pain, chalking it up to too much exercise or wearing the wrong shoes? Has your child woke up in the middle of the night crying because of discomforting growing pains? Does ...
Obscene, anti-Semitic images drawn on school walls in Edison
Authorities are seeking suspects in a bias crime committed over the weekend in which several obscene and anti-Semitic images were found drawn on the interior walls of the Rabbi Jacob Joseph School on Woodbridge ...
Accident closes Route 27 in Edison
The southbound side of Route 27 near Vineyard Road has been re-opened after an accident this morning resulted in a downed utility pole and the closure of the highway.
Authorities seek Megan's Law sex offender who skipped court date
A Megan's Law sex offender who pleaded guilty to failing to notify police about his address but who fled before sentencing is being sought by authorities.
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Edison man charged in brother's slaying indicted
A township man suspected of beating his brother to death with brick blows to the head in late April was indicted on a murder charge today.
3 Central Jersey hospitals recommended to join elective angioplasty study
Raritan Bay Medical Center in Perth Amboy, JFK Medical Center in Edison, and Somerset Medical Center in Somerville are among nine New Jersey hospitals recommended to participate in an elective angioplasty study ...
Police car reported stolen Friday found in woods in Edison
A marked patrol car, which was reported as stolen Friday by the township police department, was recovered Wednesday in the woods at the end of Koster Boulevard, near the Menlo Park Mall, Police Director Brian ...
Three charged with firework violations during 'quiet' holiday weekend in Linden
Summonses were issued to three people for discharging fireworks over the holiday weekend, and police consider the increased fireworks enforcement a success because there were no reported injuries.
Joseph Di Muzio of Edison died Sunday, July 6, 2008, at his residence in Edison.