Woodbine AARP Chapter 5292 is sponsoring a Meet the Candidates on Thursday, October 7 at 2:30 p.m. at the Woodbine Community Center 812 Longfellow, Woodbine, NJ. It will include a question and answer period. All are invited to attend. For more information call: Carol Goldman 609-827-3104. Refreshments will be served. The regular monthly AARP meeting…
A hurricane far off in the Atlantic Ocean could still cause some issues. Weather officials are warning that Hurricane Igor may cause some rip currents this weekend for anyone in the ocean. No warnings have yet been issued, but if they are, swimmers should use extreme caution if they visit the beach this weekend.
An electronic system is being adopted by some police departments that allows for the electric printing of tickets in a police vehicle. The State Police are among those using these new systems. According to a report by the Star-Ledger, the new systems cut stop times in half and allow driver’s licenses to be scanned to…
An electronic system is being adopted by some police departments that allows for the electric printing of tickets in a police vehicle. The State Police are among those using these new systems. According to a report by the Star-Ledger, the new systems cut stop times in half and allow driver’s licenses to be scanned to…
A new study done by the Wall Street Journal finds that Rutgers is viewed well by corporate recruiters. The study found that Rutgers was rated 21st by recruiters. The study showed that state schools outperformed Ivy League schools when it comes to corporations hiring. Penn State was the highest ranked school.
A new report says an unidentified woman was killed in Folsom. The Press of Atlantic City reports that the incident took place on Route 322 on Wednesday night. The woman was a pedestrian and was hit by a vehicle. State Police are investigating. It is unclear as to why she was using that road.
Another sign the economy is making some improvements, the unemployment rate dropped in the state again. New numbers were released on Wednesday and showed the state was at 9.6 percent, down from 9.7 percent. The numbers say the state added 500 jobs in August. The private sector added 3,700 jobs, while the public sector lost 3,200.
A meeting will be taking place immigration reform today. United States Senator Robert Menendez will be in that meeting with President Barack Obama. A number of Hispanic lawmakers are working to try and push a package of reforms through. The AP reports that Menendez plans to file a large reform bill sometime this month. Until…
A high ranking state official says it isn’t all doom and gloom. New Jersey Treasurer Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff said that the state was “on the right path” during a press conference on Wednesday. Eristoff admitted there are a few hurdles the state still needs to get past, but that the state is moving in the right direction.…
A high ranking state official says it isn’t all doom and gloom. New Jersey Treasurer Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff said that the state was “on the right path” during a press conference on Wednesday. Eristoff admitted there are a few hurdles the state still needs to get past, but that the state is moving in the right direction.…
