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Washington man alledgedly drove drunk into sign and auto shop, then fled - police blotter
A Washington man faces a pair of charges after he struck a sign while driving drunk and then drove his car to an auto body shop, police said.
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Washington Township mother Shelby Myers pushes for state Epilepsy Task Force extension
Shelby Myers, of Washington Township, poses with her family for a portrait. Clayton Myers, 15, was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2006 after getting a virus.
N.J. lawmakers blast Washington for spy program
WASHINGTON - New Jersey lawmakers reacted with outrage at news reports of a secret government surveillance program.
Washington Township officials say prosecutor's office letter on terminal leave ...
The Bergen County Prosecutor's Office is reportedly investigating a leak of information regarding its decision not to launch an investigation into terminal leave payments made to three retired Township of Washington police officers, according to township officials.
The Eyes of the Wild @ The Early School of Temple B'nai Abraham
A fennec fox , a morning dove, a frisky frog , a white ferret. one would think you were at a local zoo, but it was at a recent educational presentation by "Eyes of the Wild" at The Early School of Temple B'nai Abraham that this menagerie of unusual animals made an appearance.
Lautenberg casket to lie in Senate chamber
The casket of U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg is escorted by the New Jersey Transit Police Color Guard at the Frank R. Lautenberg Rail Station Wednesday, June 5, 2013, in Secaucus, N.J. Lautenberg, a Democrat from New Jersey, died Monday at age 89 of complications from viral pneumonia.
Sobkowicz, Calamari & Sears win Republican Primary in Washington Township
Township of Washington voters showed their support for Republican incumbent Mayor Janet Sobkowicz and her team during the June 4 primary election.
Christie sets October special election to fill vacant NJ Senate seat
In a decision with implications for his own re-election this fall, the next presidential campaign and the GOP in Washington, New Jersey Republican Gov. Chris Christie on Tuesday called for a special election to be held this year to choose the successor to the late Democratic Sen. Frank Lautenberg.
Washington Township, N.J., man allegedly lied claiming woman cut him - police blotter
The Washington Township Police Department reports the following crimes: a A Washington Township, N.J. , man faces charges after he allegedly lied to police and said a woman he was arguing with had cut him with a knife.
Documentary co-produced by Washington resident airs on NJTV tonight
Washington resident Robert Dickerson, handling the mic, co-produced the documentary "American Voices: Montclair State University Vocal Accord's European Tour 2012." WASHINGTON - A documentary co-produced by Washington Borough resident Robert Dickerson is scheduled to air on NJTV tonight and Thursday, June 6, according to a statement from Montclair ... (more)
Warren County Community College in Washington honors graduates
Jamaela Waiters of Phillipsburg, recipient of the Foundation Directors' Award for Student Achievement, shown here with Nancy Brown, chair, WCCC Foundation Several graduating students who truly made their mark at Warren County Community College were honored for their academics and other achievements at a special ceremony in mid-May. Among the ... (more)
Reaction To Death Of Frank Lautenberg
United States Senator Frank Lautenberg of New Jersey died Monday at the age of 89.
Washington, N.J., man allegedly shoves girlfriend out of moving vehicle - police blotter
A Washington Borough man allegedly pushed his girlfriend out of a moving vehicle on Cemetery Hill Road early this morning in Washington Township, N.J. Joshua M. Lawyer , 28, of the 100 block of Lenape Trail in the borough, forced his girlfriend from his vehicle during a fight at 12:49 a.m., causing her minor injuries, according to police.
Things to do in Warren County on Saturday, June 1
Take a look at some of the best in photographs sent to the Warren Reporter during the week of May 27-31, 2013.
A financial disclosure statement completed by District 39 Republican Assemblyman Robert Schroeder, which gives the public a sense of who the former Township of Washington councilman borrowed money from, has been released.
Washington man indicted for allegedly hiding drugs in child's dresser
A Washington man was indicted on drug possession and child abuse charges for allegedly hiding drugs in his 3-year-old child's dresser.
Education Program Helping Veterans In New Jersey County
The men and women of our Armed Forces give so much and they learn so much in the service of this nation.