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The event at Rowland Park brought residents and police together for an evening of community spirit.
Also check out Orbital Industries Online Auction on the South Brunswick Patch calendar
Middlesex County Road Department will mill portions of Georges and Ridge roads Tuesday and Wednesday.
You won’t want to miss From Shtetl to Carnegie Hall : A Tribute to Itzhak Perlman on the South Brunswick Patch calendar
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Make time for From Shtetl to Carnegie Hall : A Tribute to Itzhak Perlman on the South Brunswick Patch calendar
The Aug. 29 event features live music, a folk marketplace, tractor rides, and more.
Also, don’t miss From Shtetl to Carnegie Hall : A Tribute to Itzhak Perlman on the South Brunswick Patch calendar
South Brunswick Police Department's entrance exam open house is set for Sept. 8 at police headquarters.
A neighbor started the fundraiser to help cover lost belongings and necessities.
The event marking the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution features reenactments, music and activities for all ages.
Police say bears are typically moving through wooded corridors between neighborhoods this time of year.
The free family event runs from 6 to 9 p.m. with carnival rides, tug-of-war and thousands of hot dogs.
When the final whistle blew at MetLife Stadium, the world celebrated an unforgettable FIFA World Cup.
From Broadway under the stars to Revolutionary War history, the county has plenty left on the summer calendar.
Cards will be available at National Night Out, giving kids a chance to meet the officers who serve their town.
Food & Water Watch and other groups are asking an appellate court to overturn approval of the NESE pipeline.
The department is seeking new officers, with an open house, fitness test and written exam scheduled this fall.
Applications for the free program are due by Aug. 12, with classes starting Sept. 24.
The free event for teens and adults features board games, video games, trading cards and more.
Weekly classes for ages 3-11 begin September 13 at Woodlot Park in Monmouth Junction.
The concert is part of a series marking 250 years of American music.
The program starts Sept. 23; applications are due Aug. 6.
A second LUCAS device joins one donated by Dayton Toyota to boost cardiac care.
Public sessions will run through Sept. 8 as the state updates the canal park's master plan for the first time in decades.
The April break near Dow Jones Road prompted a system-wide boil water advisory.
Saturday's festival at Rowland Park features carnival games, face painting and dinosaur-themed activities.
Donors can give blood from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the South Brunswick Community Center.
Montgomery, Princeton, South Brunswick and others are developing a plan with the Watershed Institute.
In a heartfelt letter, Chief Raymond Hayducka reflects on 38 years in law enforcement and thanks the community he calls home.
Six new interpretive signs trace the township's role in the American Revolution, from 1775 through the Battle of Monmouth in 1778.
Troop 84291 transformed a Woodlot Park bench into a "Friendship Bench" promoting kindness.
Children ages 4-10 can earn a limited-edition puzzle by completing five self-guided outdoor activities.
SEU students earn national recognition after advancing through one of physician assistant education’s premier competitions
The township's only current historic district is Kingston. Phase I of the update, covering 85 to 110 properties, is set to begin this month.
The township held a street dedication ceremony for Corporal Kish, a parachute rigger who helping secure Allied victory in World War II.
The large-scale bicycle ride is set to take place throughout the township on Sunday.
The Dr. Richard J. Zinsmeister Memorial Award is given out annually to South Brunswick High School students.
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The ceremony reaffirms the township's commitment to fostering community for all, township officials said.
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