15 hrs ago | Clarks Hometown News Patriot
[PHOTO] Metuchen High School Names Valedictorian, Salutatorian
Superintendent Vincent Caputo and Metuchen High School Principal Bruce Peragallo congratulate Jamie Wooding, valedictorian, and Nina Kumar, salutatorian.
16 hrs ago | The Jersey Journal
Middlesex mayors offer bleak assessment of what government can offer
From left, Mayors Thomas Vahalla, of Metuchen, Antonia Ricigliano, of Edison, and Gary Minkoff, of Highland Park, at an event Tuesday night in Piscataway to discuss economic development.
20 hrs ago | Courier News
More help needed to keep Job Corps thriving
Job Corps has been training young adults for meaningful careers since 1964. Job Corps is committed to offering all students a safe, drug-free environment where they can take advantage of the resources provided.
Yesterday | India Gazette
Subhash S. Ediga's first birthday last month was bereft of any lavish celebrations in Metuchen, New Jersey.
Metuchen's Mystical Magical Junebug Artfest
Each year, the ArtFest Committee invites a sculptor to create a signature work that embodies the spirit of the event.
Home News Tribune Boys Golf Coach of the Year: Rich Stoner
Although Rich Stoner's title may read "golf coach," the Metuchen coach sees himself as more of a marketer for the sport.
Large 2 bedroom, 2 full bath apartment ..
Large apartment for rent in the Aspen community in Plainsboro. Apartment has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 loft, living room, dinning room, and 5 appliances including full size washer and dryer.
Coming this Sunday, June 16, in the Courier News and Home News Tribune
Meet our 2013 Academic All Stars, graduating high school seniors who also reflect our caring community.
2 bedroom apartment for rent in Piscata..
Short Description: Rent $1,600/per month Well maintained 2 bedroom, 2 full bath, living room, dinning room and kitchen.
Middlesex County man arrested and charged for reselling stolen vehicles
Shaun Dalton, 33, of Metuchen, was arrested Thursday for reselling two stolen vehicles, the N.J. Attorney General's Office said.
Glimpse of History: A gathering with class
METUCHEN - The 1896 graduating class at the Metuchen School is shown four years prior to Metuchen being incorporated.
Metuchen Cat Tests Positive For Rabies
A cat tested positive for rabies in the Borough of Metuchen It was found in the vicinity of Amboy Avenue and Voorhees Place.
Trenton resident encourages state workers to move to city
Residents of Trenton's Mill Hill section, from left, Jon Naar, Jon Nelson and Nives Herman.
Mayors will gather as part of economic development series
Mayors from five Middlesex County municipalities will convene next week to examine the economic vitality of the region, as well as to showcase their towns' economic development efforts.
Free cupcakes in East Brunswick
Cupcakes are on the House in East Brunswick this Friday and Saturday. A House of Cupcakes is moving into the township at the Summerhill Square strip mall, 593 Route 18 south, and 500 cupcakes will be given away starting at 3 p.m. Friday and another 500 starting at 1 p.m. Saturday.
How we pulled off a milestone birthday bash in Sin City
The party crew: from left, John Deiner, Janet Deiner and Dan Ewert marked their 50th birthdays in Las Vegas with five days of events.
Easy frozen drinks to beat the summer heat
You want to achieve a smoothie-like consistency. Pour into a glass and top with whipped cream.
Autopsy shows Stroud Twp. crash victim died of natural causes
An autopsy performed Friday on the New Jersey man who died after crashing his car on Cherry Lane Road in Stroud Township on June 4 determined that he died of natural causes, according to Stroud Area Regional Police.
Graffiti Sting on Greenway Path Nets Three Arrests
Three men were caught early Sunday with a can of spray paint in an area of The Greenway Path that has been plagued with graffiti recently, Woodbridge Police said.
Now arriving at Metuchen train station: A library, on the honor system
METUCHEN - People traveling from the borough to New York City have a new option to help while away the 45 minutes to an hour on New Jersey Transit's trains: a selection of books that they can take, read and either return or replace, for free.