Rialto Theater of Westfield Offers Live Night of New York Comedy

05/10/11 Digiplex New York Comedy Series, Wed., May 25, 2011, 8 p.m.; Movie Theaters Are Not Just for Movies Any Longer

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NJ lawmakers ban designer drugs

05/08/11 After tonight, it will be illegal to sell or possess bath salts in New Jersey. Lawmakers are looking to make the ban permanent.

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A Tribute to the late Owen Roe McGovern

05/05/11 Owen Roe McGovern, 93, of Elizabeth, the last surviving member of the 1947 Cavan All-Ireland Football team who played in the only All Ireland final played outside Ireland when Cavan faced Kerry in the Polo Grounds in New York passed away.

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Authorities target fake 'bath salts' drug in N.J.

04/30/11 TRENTON -- State and local law enforcement officials began visiting New Jersey retailers Thursday to confiscate so-called 'bath salts' from store shelves, after the state issued an order making the designer drugs illegal in the state.

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New Jersey Substitute Teacher Accused of Sexual Misconduct with Student

04/30/11 A 24-year-old substitute teacher for the Moonachie, N.J., school district has been arrested for allegedly engaging in sexual activity with a 14-year-old male student, according to reports on nj.com and northjersey.com. The suspect, Patricia Gallegos of Rutherford, is under investigation for repeated encounters with an eighth grade student that took place off of school grounds, according to ...

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A TOAST TO THE TONYS

04/30/11 (From left) Performers Garth Cravits of East Hanover, Suzzanne Douglas of Maplewood and Robert Cuccioli of New York City take their photo. (From left) Carol Anne McBride of Randolph with Linda Moore of Cranford, the executive director of the Morris Museum, and Sheila Lang of Union.

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Credit-card surcharges hurt motorists

04/30/11 With a daily commute to Red Bank, Middletown resident Tom Sullivan keeps a keen eye on which gasoline stations charge a different price for cash or credit when he needs a fill-up.

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Carter: Union teen with cerebral palsy to be pushed in Long Branch marathon by teammate

04/29/11 Anton Frazile, 15, will be pushed the 26.2 miles in a three-wheel jogging stroller by 31-year-old Tony Espaillat of East Newark

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N.J. bans 'bath salts' drugs

04/29/11 "Bath salts" selling more frequently across the country are not the ones Grandma sprinkled in her warm bath. They are designer drugs that New Jersey officials outlawed Thursday as they detailed recent stories of users who had extreme, violent reactions.

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NJ bans sale of fake 'bath salts' drug

04/29/11 TRENTON - New Jersey has banned the sale and manufacture of synthetic drugs known as "bath salts," which are snorted and mimic the effects of cocaine and methamphetamines.

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NJ to take action on sale of 'bath salts'

04/28/11 (AP) - New Jersey may soon add itself to a list of places that have banned a synthetic drug that can cause hallucinations, extreme paranoia and delusions.

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NJ Music Teacher Arrested For Child Porn

04/22/11 A New Jersey high school music teacher has been busted on child porn charges, police said Friday.

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National Truck Protection Signs Exclusive Agreement with Commercial Fleet Financing (CFF)

04/20/11 CRANFORD, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--National Truck Protection Signs Exclusive Agreement with Commercial Fleet Financing (CFF)

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Rutgers labor scholarship created in memory of slaying victim from Warren

04/17/11 Tax-deductible donations to the Pamela Sue Schmidt Scholarship fund can be sent directly to the Rutgers University Foundation, c/o Meera Ananth, School of Management and Labor Relations, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, 94 Rockafeller Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854-8054.

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Legal substances in bath salts increasingly abused, linked to hallucinations

04/14/11 Sharon Lutz, executive director of Somerset EmPoWER, holds a packet of bath salts containing mephedrone, a hallucinogenic drug that remains legal in most states.

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Sorority gives back

04/13/11 There are few ways that a group can raise money for itself and help the surrounding community as well as the international community. The Theta Phi Alpha sorority held a clothing drive that allowed them to give clothes to third-world countries and help the locals of Kutztown get rid of old clothes that were taking up space in their homes at the same time. Surrounded by houses on all sides, TPA ...

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Leonard Lance plans town hall meeting in New Providence

04/13/11 From 5 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 20, Congressman Leonard Lance (NJ-7) will hold a town hall meeting in the Council Chambers of the New Providence Municipal Center, 360 Elkwood Ave. During the town hall gathering, Congressman Lance will...

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Metalico Sets April 28 Call for First Quarter Results

04/12/11 CRANFORD, NJ--(Marketwire - 04/12/11) - Metalico, Inc. (AMEX: MEA - News ), a scrap metal recycler and lead products fabricator, will host a conference call on Thursday, April 28, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. Eastern time to discuss its earnings results for the quarter ended March 31, 2011 and to provide an update on business developments. The Company is scheduled to release its results earlier that day ...

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Metalico Sets April 28 Call for First Quarter Results

04/12/11 CRANFORD, NJ--(Marketwire - April 12, 2011) - Metalico, Inc. ( NYSE Amex : MEA ), a scrap metal recycler and lead products fabricator, will host a conference call on Thursday, April 28, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. Eastern time to discuss its earnings results for the quarter ended March 31, 2011 and to provide an update on business developments. The Company is scheduled to release its results earlier that ...

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Who Says Easter Has To Be Unhealthy?

04/08/11 With Easter just around the corner, NutsOnline brings a new spin to the Easter basket tradition. Not only does the company sell timelessly traditional Easter sweets, but also an exceptional variety of curiously delectable healthy sweets.

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