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Woodbridge right to move slowly on redevelopment
Woodbridge officials have acted prudently by postponing designation of a Port Reading neighborhood as 'in need of redevelopment.' In need of redevelopment! Those words can provoke a very emotional response, ...
Woodbridge to install cameras at Route 1 traffic lights
Motorists zooming through traffic signals on Route 1 will be on camera starting this month as the township studies remote red light enforcement at key intersections.
Colonia Man Pleads "Not Guilty" In Cop's Death
'A 23-year-old Colonia man wept and pleaded not guilty to vehicular manslaughter during his arraignment before a Superior Court judge last week.
Woodbridge looks at Port Reading redevelopment
The township is working to quell the fears of property owners along Port Reading Avenue who objected to the street's designation for redevelopment.
Woman, son escape Woodbridge house fire
A woman and her young son fled with a pet dog from their home in the Iselin section of Woodbridge today as flames shot out attic bedroom windows, officials said.
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McCain office in Woodbridge to serve as donation center for Gustav relief
John McCain's campaign announced that its New Jersey and New York Regional Headquarters will serve as collection centers for donations and supplies to aid the residents of the Gulf Coast who have been affected ...
Woodbridge's new super just likes being in school
With the start of the school year imminent, the new district superintendent maintains a demeanor of calm and speaks with diplomacy about the task before him.
Strong labor presence persists in Woodbridge
One hundred years ago, striking clay workers were fired upon by sheriffs in Keasbey as they rioted over a demand for increased wages.
Woodbridge walking tours bring history back to life
Frank LaPenta remembers living in a second floor apartment on Main Street whenthe only heat came from the coal stove in the kitchen.
Woodbridge readies plan for land use, development
The township is in the final stages of creating its Master Plan, which will guide land use and shape development decisions for at least the next decade.
Families of N.J. soldiers gather for picnic in Woodbridge
At a picnic in Woodbridge today for the families of soldiers who will deploy today or have recently been sent to Iraq, Joanna Ford sat at a park bench putting together a photo album for her children with ...
Summer fun includes painting and dinosaurs at Woodbridge camp
There was a dab of blue paint on his right cheek, nearest to his lips, and a blob of white paint on his forehead - as though he had just walked through a mist inside a Benjamin Moore stockroom.
Downed pole closes Rt. 35 in Woodbridge; workers on the scene
Route 35 in Woodbridge is expected to be closes until 11:30 a.m. due to a one-car accident that downed a utility pole.
MARY (MENA) RUIZ, 80, WOODBRIDGE
Mary Ruiz, 80, of Woodbridge died Thursday, Aug. 28, 2008, at JFK Haven Hospice in Edison.
South Brunswick GOP picks council candidate
Former police officer Steve Walrond has been tapped by the South Brunswick Republican Organization to run for one of three open township council seats in November.
Woodbridge joins program that promotes residents living where they work
Franz W. Hruschka died Tuesday, August 26, 2008, at his home in the Avenel section of Woodbridge Township, surrounded by his loving family.
Family and friends turned out to say goodbye to Perth Amboy police officer Thomas Raji Monday.
Family, friends and colleagues turned out to say goodbye to Perth Amboy police officer Thomas Raji Monday.
Police gather in Perth Amboy for fallen officer
Hundreds of police officers are expected to attend the funeral Monday of the Perth Amboy cop killed Friday in a car wreck as he transported a prisoner through Woodbridge."It's going to be nice, but it's going ...