Here's what's happening in South Brunswick this week:
The police department said that many residents have been victims of these scams.
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, all Municipal offices will be closed.
The students were nominated by their schools for their outstanding work and character.
Christmas tree collection will begin Jan. 2. Here’s the holiday schedule for trash and recycling pickup:
Here's what to expect this week in South Brunswick:
In his annual holiday message, Mayor Charlie Carley asked residents to recommit to the spirit of peace and unity in the township.
Enjoy pizza, holiday refreshments, and get a picture with Santa.
The award was given by a committee from the National Association of Town Watch.
More than 400 attended to raise funds to open a Community Health Center in New Jersey
An amount of $2,500 was donated to the Police Department by the local Durga Temple
Residents impacted by the opioid epidemic can apply for the free employment program started by the County.
The program will offer residents the opportunity to dispose of all unused, unwanted and expired prescription medications.
Health Camp of New Jersey to open a Community Health Center in New Jersey as part of 25 years of community health service
Indo-American Cultural Foundation of Central Jersey –IACFNJ to hold SB Garba on October 27-28, 2023
A South Brunswick woman has alleged in a lawsuit that Hooter did not hire her because she wears her hair in dreadlocks.
Bricks 4 Kidz director Usha Sathappan is shaping the minds of local children while improving her local South Brunswick community and beyond.
Around 300 canvassers will travel across New Jersey, including South Brunswick.
From growing plants to lessons on composting, the EARTH Center has planned activities from families in October.
Residents should not leave pets outdoors and avoid touching surfaces still wet from chemicals.
Through the resolution, the township aims to increase awareness, understanding of Hindu heritage.
As a test, alerts will be sent to your phones, radios, and TV by FEMA. Here's what to know:
St. Augustine of Canterbury Church hosted the first Blue/Red prayer service to honor first responders.
The event which was originally scheduled for Saturday was postponed due to the weather conditions.
Collection crews will be in each of the four areas three times during the leaf season.
This year’s theme is “Cooking Safety Starts With You.”
The public can now directly tell the law enforcement accreditation agency about the services provided by the police department.
100 benefitted the Health Camp of New Jersey’s annual health fair at Durga Mandir in South Brunswick, NJ on Sunday, September 17, 2023