Picatinny Arsenal News

Cabrera Services Inc., East Hartford, Conn., is being awarded a cost-plus-fixed-fee, multi-year contract with a maximum value of $450,000,000 for environmental remediation services at the Maywood Superfund site.

The smell of freshly spread mulch filled the air as nearly 100 students, family, faculty and special guests gathered at the Charles O. Hayford Fish Hatchery.

NEWARK - Army Maj. John E. Jackson and his wife, Carolyn, both pleaded not guilty today in federal court to charges that they abused their adopted and foster children for years through beatings, breaking their bones, failing to get them medical help, depriving them of drinking water and training their biological kids to take part in the ... (more)

John and Carolyn Jackson of Mount Holly appeared in federal court in Newark on Thursday.

A New Jersey Army major and his wife have pleaded not guilty to charges of abusing their foster children.

Constellation NewEnergy Inc., Baltimore, Md., ; ECC Renewables LLC, Burlingame, Calif., ; Enel Green Power North America Inc., Andover, Mass., ; LTC Federal LLC, Detroit, Mich., ; and Siemens Government Technologies, Arlington, Va., ; were awarded indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity, firm-fixed-price, multiple-award, task-order contract with a ... (more)

Man Charged With Impersonating Trooper, Committing Sex Crime In School A Toms River man impersonated a police officer to enter a township school where he committed aggravated sexual contact on a teacher, an indictment charges.

Nearly $1M in Road Improvements Coming to Morris County Assemblywoman DeCroce announces funding for five projects.

Couple Broke Kids' Bones, Force-Fed Them Hot Sauce, Feds Claim Picatinny Arsenal Army major and his wife served 17-count indictment on charges of abusing their children through 'neglectful and cruel acts.' Search for Missing Long Hill Woman Underway A massive search was underway Thursday for a woman who never made it home from her parents' Basking ... (more)

An Army major and his wife accused of abusing their three foster children are free on $250,000 bail each.

Army Maj. John E. Jackson and his wife, Carolyn Jackson in an undated family photo.

A U.S. Army major of the Picatinny Arsenal surrendered to federal agents Tuesday following his wife's arrest on charges the couple abused their children by breaking their bones, witholding water from them, force-feeding them hot sauce and denying them medical attention.

Neighbors in the Mount Holly community where an army major and his wife call home were shocked to hear of allegations the couple severely abused their children over several years.

An Army major and his wife are accused of denying their children food and water, physically assaulting them and denying them medical care for injuries the parents inflicted.

An Army major and his wife disciplined their three foster children over a span of several years by withholding food and water and assaulting them severely enough to cause broken bones, a federal indictment released Tuesday charged.

NEWARK - Federal authorities have arrested and charged the adoptive and foster parents of three children, one of whom was a U.S. Army major living with his family in Morris County, with abusing and neglecting the children for years through beating them, breaking their bones, failing to get them medical help, depriving them of drinking water and ... (more)

The Army's Benet Laboratories announced this week that it is the program manager for a $250,000 Defense Department challenge that began earlier this month to harness private sector advance manufacturing and intelligence innovation in hopes to make defense manufacturing, such as at the Watervliet Arsenal, more efficient and competitive.

Army 2nd Lt. Chelsea Adams, right, helps Pvt. 1st Class Cheryl Rogers get into the new Generation III Female Improved Outer Tactical Vest at Fort Stewart, Ga., in November.