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1. International Student Advisor (rutgers.edu) — A new full-time International Student Advisor position is open at Rutgers Global's International Student and Scholar Services office on the College Ave campus in New Brunswick. The role supports Rutgers' international students with immigration advising, SEVIS processing, and orientation activities, and requires on-site work, a related bachelor's degree, and U.S. citizenship or permanent residency for federal visa authorization approval.
2. Sorted: Should we use recycled trash bags? (resource-recycling.com) — A New Brunswick-based plastics recycler, GDB International, is playing a key role in turning recycled film into trash bags as New Jersey's recycled-content mandates ramp up. The company says state rules are boosting demand for its resin pellets, helping keep local recycling viable while encouraging more manufacturers to use post-consumer plastic in everyday products like trash liners.
3. Six New Jersey colleges among the nation's best (mycentraljersey.com) — New Brunswick readers get fresh recognition for Rutgers–New Brunswick, which is highlighted among New Jersey's nationally ranked universities in the latest U.S. News list. The piece breaks down acceptance rates, tuition, graduation rates and academic strengths for Rutgers and other top Garden State schools to help college-bound families compare options.
4. Sayreville police shoot dog attacking family, 3 injured (mycentraljersey.com) — Three people injured by a family dog in Sayreville were rushed to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick, where they're reported in stable condition. Sayreville police shot and killed the dog to stop the attack, and county investigators are asking anyone with information about what happened to contact their office.
5. U.S. housing market enters October bargain season in 15 cities, Redfin says (tradersunion.com) — Homebuyers in New Brunswick may see some of the best housing deals in early October, as Redfin flags the city among 15 markets where price cuts and seller concessions are rising. If you're shopping locally, the data suggest more room to negotiate on both price and closing terms this month.
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