Come out and enjoy local bands, dancing, food, rides, pony rides, petting zoo, crafters and beer garden. Community Park, off Rt. 130 South.
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RoboCup Junior OnStage National Competition and Best Programming Award
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Many towns in New Jersey, such as Toms River and Hamilton Twp., have offered to distribute the life-saving kits to residents.
Ammon Foundation Awards Grant to Elijah's Promise for Study at Promise Culinary School
The new Patch Mayor program is recruiting local residents to sound the alarm about events and issues in your town.
The American Psychological Association and Rutgers will sponsor a conference on Men And Masculinities.
Humza Syed, a sophomore at South Brunswick High School, submitted the following article to Patch from MLK Day this past Monday:
City non-profit uses food to change lives through community kitchen, culinary school, urban agriculture and social services
Also: Fire burning at NJ restaurant / 13-year-old held at gunpoint in carjacking / Man punched woman during purse snatching, cops say.
The director of the peer support network Vets4Warriors discusses challenges veterans face after leaving service – and how the public can hel
Also: Man sold boats from Jersey Shore marina that weren't his, Feds say / Child porn bust / Rutgers grad to co-star with Reese Witherspoon.
This is part of a nationwide effort to answer questions about Islam, help build bridges and learn about new cultures.
Also: Teen headed to Wildwood boardwalk goes missing / Another tragic drowning / Landscaper wins $5 million.
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Breaking: An odor similar to natural gas is currently present in the area of Van Dyke Avenue and Jersey Avenue Wednesday at 11 a.m.
Take a selfie at your FAVORITE spot in Middlesex County, add the hashtag #CelebrateMC2017 and enter a contest for the best pic.
Carl "Cubby" Cubbedge lives in Toms River, but he was often found on the Rutgers disc golf course. Sadly, he collapsed May 2 on the course.
Playground equipment for dogs has now been installed and a children's playground will be installed early this summer, too.
Rutgers student-doctors lead an interdisciplinary team of health students in providing care for underserved New Brunswick residents
Volunteers are needed to help clean up the riverbank near Frank Deiner Park, which is littered with tires, plastic bags and other debris.
Rutgers Day offers more than 600 free events in New Brunswick, Camden and Newark
Also: Infant twins died of natural causes / Meow, New Jersey's first "cat cafe" set to open / Catholic school teacher arrested.
Also: NJ Transit delays Friday due to derailment / Cause of death revealed for beloved NJ teacher who died in January.
A Rutgers School of Public Health student and former Marine dedicates her life to improving the lives of vulnerable communities
As most everything can be done on a smartphone, it's time to add controlling various elements of your house to the list.
Emily Rand's family says she has a long recovery ahead of her when she wakes up, and have set up a GoFundMe to ask for help.
Notable alumni give a glimpse of the most important issues on the horizon in their fields on the occasion of Rutgers' 250th birthday
Also: Bridgegate Verdict / Rutgers Stabbing Leaves 3 Injured / Meth Raid Turns Up Explosive Device
New Brunswick and Rutgers have a history of being friendly to the LGBTQ community.
Rutgers students, check your tickets: It was sold at Peter’s Liquors, a favorite among the 21+ crowd.
Alumni with small children celebrate Rutgers Homecoming in style on the lawn of the president’s home at R Family Fall Festival
Each resident can pick up 20 leaf bags for free.
Is one of the thirteen affected streets yours?
Discolored water is still okay to drink, officials said
Also: Nurse wins lottery / 6th richest New Jerseyan charged with insider trading / 'Suspicious' package was pair of shoes.
Steve and Miles are less than 40 miles away from their ultimate goal: Times Square.
The popular beach eatery has made its way to the Rutgers New Brunswick campus
All first responders can enjoy a free Applebee's entree on Sept 25.