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Court says owner needs to pay to get show car from South Plainfield impound after nearly three years
A vehicle owner whose show car has been in a South Plainfield impound lot for nearly three years will have to pay plenty in order to get his wheels back, according to a recent state appeals court ruling.
Students from Piscataway graduate from colleges
James K. Cummings of Piscataway graduated on May 15 from Virginia Tech with a bachelor's degree in international studies with minors in French and leadership.
Piscataway Public Library is inviting teens between the ages of 12 to 18 to a Songwriting Workshop as part of its Teen Summer Arts Festival.
Actions speak louder than words
Trust us. This week, we received another request of sorts to just trust that the best possible thing was done.
Medical school a possibility at Rowan University
With the stroke of a pen, Gov. Jon S. Corzine Thursday changed the landscape of higher education and health care in South Jersey.
Animals that count: How numeracy evolved
CLEVER HANS's gift was just too good to be true. The Arabian stallion wowed the crowds in early 20th-century Europe with his apparent ability to stomp out the answers to simple mathematical problems, such as 12 - 3 = 9. He could even add fractions and factorise small numbers .
Piscataway nursing home wins Outstanding Employer Award
In business for more than 100 years, Parker Home said it believes that treating employees well makes for an operational success and in turn receives dedication and loyalty from employees.
Even in troubled economy, the perfect wedding is possible
Love is most certainly in the air for the summer of 2009. Any doubt of that will subside should you spend a few moments with Piscataway resident Andrea Michelle Galioto, set to marry fiance Joseph Michael Kotelsky Jr.
Photo posted on newspaper's Web site leads to arrest of Edison bank robbery suspect
A township man has been charged with robbing a Route 27 bank earlier this month after someone who thought they recognized him in a photo posted on MyCentralJersey.com tipped off police about his identity, authorities said.
New Jersey Buddha's Light Youth Chinese Orchestra to present concert Saturday in New Brunswick
When East meets West, or West meets East as the case may be, joining the two presents unique challenges.
Piscataway man hurt in head-on Edison car crash in critical condition
A Piscataway man is fighting for his life after he was injured late Thursday night in a head-on motor vehicle crash on Oak Tree Road, police said.
Piscataway's Johnson receives $4,400 at cotillion
Cherie Johnson, a senior at Piscataway High School, was awarded scholarships totaling more than $4,400 at the Ebony Suburbanite's Silhouette of Loveliness Debutante Cotillion on June 7 at the Bridgewater Marriott.
Leukemia, amputation fails to stop Piscataway teen
Derrick Johnson, 19, of Piscataway is graduating from Piscataway High School on Friday.
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT, 6 p.m. June 12: While conducting a random plate inquiry on a maroon 1997 Chevrolet Lumina, an officer found that the registered owner was driving on a revoked license.
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Piscataway teacher to explore the earth's core
How often does someone get to see the world, while doing something he loves, and not have to pay for it? At 26, Ed Cohen, an earth-sciences teacher at the township's Quibbletown Middle School, will be doing all that while collecting material for lessons to his pupils.
Flag Day celebrations set for Central Jersey
Flag Day will be celebrated Sunday with a number of events throughout Central Jersey.
The Thibaults, Salvation Army aides in Plainfield for a decade, reassigned
The phone call Henry Thibault had been dreading for more than a decade finally came at 2:45 p.m. May 14.
Piscataway teen receives scholarships at Ebony Suburbanite Scholarship Ball
A Piscataway teen has been awarded scholarships worth over $4,400 from a nonprofit organization dedicated to furthering the education of Black youth in Middlesex and Somerset counties.
Piscataway school's Flag Day ceremony postponed until Monday
A forecast for Friday of wet weather has prompted Piscataway school officials to postpone several Flag Day events until Monday.
A three-day sting operation targeting suspects identified by police as some of the city's most dangerous gang members has yielded 17 arrests.
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