Spotted on the Edison calendar: Tremendous Office Furniture Soft Seating Warehouse Liquidation Sale
Happening soon: Pakistan Day Parade & Festival of NJ 2026 on the Edison Patch calendar
The Aug. 14 ceremony celebrates the Indian-American community's contributions to the tri-state area.
You won’t want to miss Virtual Open House/Transfer Event at Berkeley College on the Edison Patch calendar
Jessica Miele, a 3rd grade teacher, was recognized among 21 educators statewide.
Coming up on the Edison Patch calendar: Virtual Open House/Transfer Event at Berkeley College
Raising kids who question the answer, not just take it
New Jersey Lottery says the "Win For Life!" ticket was purchased at a US Highway 1 store.
Adam Ward (Class of 2021 St. Joseph High School in Metuchen) joins the NBA’s Game Distribution Center as a Production Assistant
Spotted on the Edison calendar: Virtual Open House/Transfer Event at Berkeley College
Thomas Toohey's Edison Success Academy program helped earn him a 2026 ClassLink Visionary Educator award.
Founded by Edison High School seniors, the Hands of Hope Youth Ambassadors Program wraps up a milestone first year of uniting volunteers.
Coming up: AUG 10th to 14th Junkyard Redeemption Vacation Bible School 9-12 M-F on the Edison Patch calendar
Coming up on the Edison Patch calendar: AUG 10th to 14th Junkyard Redeemption Vacation Bible School 9-12 M-F
Incumbent Anjana R. Patel is among those seeking seats in the November election.
The program for grades 6-12 meets Wednesdays through Aug. 26 at 1070 Grove Ave.
Tours run Aug. 16 and 23, covering sites from Revolutionary War battlefields to Thomas Edison's legacy.
Council members voted 6-1 to approve the spending plan after a fuel-cost amendment failed.
4 acts remain in Metuchen's free summer concert series, running through the end of August.
Local innovator's biodegradable pod design bested 3,700 submissions in national youth entrepreneurship competition
A ghillie-suited officer blended into the sidewalk scenery in Dunellen.
Garden historian Lesley Parness discusses the role of 18th-century "huswife" skills on Aug. 15.
Plays-in-the-Park is casting six roles for its fall children's musical in Edison.
The Sunday concert explores the history of the blues through live acoustic performance.
Grades 7-8 students research global challenges and pitch original solutions in a week-long summer program.
The mayor signed an executive order restoring pay and benefits after the council's July 23 vote.
The Vancouver-based fashion retailer will occupy a lower-level space off Center Court, across from Zara.
As AI reshapes the workplace, schools can help students develop the curiosity, creativity and adaptability they'll need for the future.
Residents can sign up for notifications on severe weather, road closures, police activity and DPW updates.
Police and fire unions say staffing is already affected after Monday's budget vote collapsed when the council lost its quorum.
Councilman Richard Brescher says withheld vehicle spending records prompted his exit.
Mayor Jonathan Busch and police leaders say the initiative is improving safety in the downtown area.
Students were honored for achievement in career and technical education programs.
Tickets go on sale day-of only; bring a lawn chair and canned food donations.
Busch says current New Jersey law leaves municipalities with few preservation options.
Community leaders bring decades of expertise in family success, behavioral health, community development and nonprofit leadership
The matching grant will support a nearly $3.25 million renovation and expansion of the library's first floor.
Heat index values could reach 107 degrees, with three library locations open through 8 p.m.
Ishanvi Reddy Recognized by 17th Legislative District for Dedication, Discipline, and Sportsmanship On and Off the Rink
The 18,000-square-foot facility now includes a makerspace, new meeting rooms and two expanded wings for its fiction collection.