A meeting to discuss a sewer and water partnership with Suez was indefinitely postponed after activists filed a petition for a public vote.
The Edison Democratic primary has been an intense race. The Edison GOP and all Metuchen races are uncontested.
The mayor was awarded the Community Impact Award
Mayor Jonathan Busch called the purchase a "significant step" in creating an Arts District in the borough.
The benefits will arrive much earlier than usual, but will have to last the entire month of February.
The fund would dedicate money for parks and open spaces, but would require a small tax increase.
The council passed a resolution asking the AG to investigate racist campaign flyers sent out during last year's school board election.
Nearly 10 months after the flier was sent out to voters, it remains under investigation by the NJ Attorney General, Chief Bryan said.
The theater would be preserved through a proposed Metuchen Arts District.
First Presbyterian Church of Metuchen is holding what they call a “We Are Family” rally this Friday, June 29 from 3-8 p.m.
The new MVC location was supposed to open on May 14, but that has been pushed back.
The new location will replace the Oak Tree Road MVC, which closed last May.
After a judge blocked deportations of two Indonesian immigrants, others seeking church sanctuary returned to their Middlesex County homes.
Hundreds prayed at the First Presbyterian Church of Metuchen on Sunday and then took to the streets to protest ICE's detainment arrests.
New Jersey lawmakers want ICE to back off after arresting two NJ fathers this week. Another is seeking protection at a church.
Roby Sanger had just finished dropping his children off at school Thursday morning when he was arrested by ICE.
Anthony Sarni is suing for his job for a second time after he admitted to pressuring a women to try on lingerie for him.
Jonathan Busch was sworn in at Monday night's Borough Council meeting.
Pete Cammarano, the founder of the New Jersey Cannabis Industry Association, resigned as Metuchen's mayor, effective immediate.
Similarly, Ravi Bhalla emerged as Hoboken's first Sikh mayor, despite fliers distributed calling him a 'terrorist.'
The flyer says: 'The Chinese and Indians are taking over our town!' and 'Make Edison Great Again.'
The EPA announced last week they've installed 4,788 photovoltaic panels at their Edison, New Jersey campus at 2890 Woodbridge Avenue.
Local officials and residents joined a U.S. congressman to push for an extension to the greenway, a popular path for walkers and bicyclists.