Roseland News

Political problems for the state's largest teacher's union continue to mount. After going all out for Gov.

New Jersey's unemployment rate improved slightly in October to 9.7 percent, from 9.8 percent in September, state officials reported Wednesday.

Riverbed is looking to develop its WAN optimisation product line by buying its competitor, Expand Networks.

Assemblywoman Sheila Oliver Her early critics quietly grumble that she's a political neophyte - the preferred Essex County term of art for someone who rises too quickly in politics.

The Highlands Council approved a 16-mile underground gas pipeline Thursday that cuts through West Milford and under the Monksville Reservoir - the second time in six months that it okayed a major energy project through the environmentally-sensitive region.

Critics who object to PSE&G's plan to build a 45-mile powerline from Susquehanna, Pa.

Early September 2009, Richard Sierchio, Superintendent of the Lester Noecker Elementary School, and I met to discuss upgrading its website and internet capabilities.

To the Editor: In a world of analogies and cliches, it is time to put a hammer to your thumb.

A federal judge on Wednesday accused a class action lawyer of trying to delay a settlement that helped nearly 600 eating disorder patients so he could pursue a fight with a co-counsel over shares of a $2.45 million fee award.

Leon Smith has cared for a governor and other VIPs in more than 50 years as a doctor, but he almost never made it through medical school because of the high cost.

When Prudential chief financial officer Rich Carbone chooses a project for the company's annual volunteer day, he knows what he's looking for.

Montclair's town-wide reading initiative, Little Read started today, continuing Saturday and Sunday.

Senate President Richard Codey lost another supporter today as Newark Mayor Cory Booker publicly embraced Sen.

Frank "Pat" Dodd , above, wanted to serve as second two-year term as Senate President, but dropped out when Majority Leader Matthew Feldman had the votes.

PSE& G's Susquehanna-Roseland project will string 45 miles of 500-kilovolt power lines across northern New Jersey.

In Baristaville, some folks believe geese have rights too, even if it means picking green poop out of the soles of their shoes, and stopping your car in the middle of the road.

Gov. Jon Corzine today said more than than 5,000 New Jerseyans have been granted paid family leave insurance to care for seriously ill family members and new or adopted babies since the program took effect over the summer.

The Fredon Board of Education approved a settlement with PSE&G Monday night that would rearrange property at the Fredon School to address health concerns about power lines that soar above the school's playground and fields.

Many New Jersey taxpayers, such as 68-year-old Windslow Marston, of Morristown, have been hurt by the Alternative Minimum Tax.

Fredon Elementary School will remain open, pending a settlement agreement with PSE&G, school officials and members of Parents Against the Lines said Thursday.