Seton Hall University News

The Baird is proud to present the 17th annual Concerts in the Park series. Every Wednesday beginning July 8 at Flood's Hill in Meadowland Park , South Orange , NJ , a delightful evening of music begins at 7:30 pm for families and neighbors to enjoy.

Superior Court Judge Deborah Ustas died Friday of cancer. She was 50. Judge Ustas, who served in family and criminal divisions of the court in Hackensack, was described Saturday by Gale B. Weinberg, her former law partner, as a teacher and mentor who brought people together and endeared herself to many.

Maxine Murray of The Women's Association of Allentown recently presented Ann Ervin with their Woman of the Year Award.

Marlboro resident Ryan J. Tetro, a third-year law student at Seton Hall University School of Law, in Newark, is among seven future lawyers participating in the Summer Associate Program at Archer & Greiner, P.C., in Haddonfield, South Jersey's largest law firm.

Camelia M. Valdes of Wayne made history early Friday when the state Senate confirmed her as Passaic County prosecutor and she became New Jersey's first Latina named to such a post.

Republican gubernatorial nominee Chris Christie said that the ethics chair awarded in his honor to his alma mater, Seton Hall University, was not his idea.

Chrysler LLC's plan to sell its best assets to a group led by Fiat SpA on Friday was put on hold by a federal appeals court that will hear arguments by creditors challenging terms of the deal.

Moments after the plane carrying Erica Eden from New York to Shanghai lands, a team wearing face masks, gloves and white protective suits gets on board and points infrared thermometers at passengersa heads.

Out-of-state contributors have poured $335,200 into Democratic State Committee coffers for the 2009 election season, while the Republican State Committee has yet to see a dime from outside New Jersey, according to state data.

Melanie Alexander will become the new director of the Carl & Mary Koehler History Center in August, the center's board has announced.

Chaz Bono, as Sonny and Cher's former daughter is now known, began a surgical process to become a man earlier this year, and in doing so, joined the increasing numbers of people who now undergo gender-reassignment surgery annually.

A $617 million budget bonanza, disclosed hours before the Legislature was to vote on the state spending plan today, wasn't completely found money.

This past high school track season there was one girl track athlete who not only stood out for her accomplishments, but also in her dedication to her team.

A Bon Voyage Concert at Seton Hall University on Sunday, June 14, was the kickoff for a concert tour of Austria by the Youth Orchestras of Essex County .

On June 12, NSBA's General Counsel Francisco Negron headed to Capitol Hill to discuss with other educators, lawyers, and policy-makers ideas for creating more racially integrated schools.A A recent article from Diverse Online provided BoardBuzz with details of this forum sponsored by Rep.

The first 18,000 fans in attendance at Tuesday's game will receive a "Strikeouts for Scholarships" keychain in support of Yankees media member Ed Lucas' charitable endeavors with Seton Hall University.

RIDGEWOOD a ' A few weeks after James M. Ten Hoeve retired as village manager, the 58-year-old has been put on the books as a part-time consultant at $100 an hour a ' but with a limit on earnings.

The beautiful melodies of Portuguese music moved the audience during the 2009 Essex County Portuguese Heritage Celebration on Thursday, June 11th.

Insurer and investment manager Lincoln Financial Group on Thursday named Thomas P. O'Neill chief operating officer of its Lincoln Financial Distributors subsidiary.

For the first time, New Jersey voters will be asked to elect a lieutenant governor, a role so loosely defined it could be turned into a stepping stone for higher office or a forgotten seat on the back bench.