Tag: Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders
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Dalina Manor opens in Hopelawn
WOODBRIDGE — Dalina Manor, a 57-unit affordable senior housing residential community in the Hopelawn section of the township, is now open. Mayor John E. McCormac, Ingerman and the Woodbridge Affordable Housing Corporation announced the grand opening of Dalina Manor on Sept. 28. Dalina Manor is a 57-unit, three-story property featuring 48 one-bedrooms and nine two-bedrooms…
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Metuchen mayor shares vision for new year
METUCHEN — Enhancing the downtown, maintaining the character of the neighborhoods, increasing pedestrian safety and expanding park and recreation spaces top the agenda for newly appointed Mayor Jonathan Busch. On New Year’s Day, Busch addressed the crowd, which included many dignitaries, family members, friends and residents, who came to the Borough Council’s reorganization meeting held…
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Freeholder director sets stage for Middlesex County in 2018
Middlesex County Freeholder Director Ronald G. Rios predicted 2018 will be “an amazing year” during his Director’s Message given at the 2018 reorganization meeting of the Board of Chosen Freeholders. “We have much to look forward to and we have much to build on. And we have an amazing story to tell and show about…
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‘Black and Blue’ to play at Woodbridge Middle School Dec. 1-2
Dragonfly Multicultural Arts Center will present “Black and Blue,” a play about a police shooting, at 8 p.m. Dec. 1-2 at Woodbridge Middle School, 525 Barron Ave., Woodbridge. Black and Blue traces the parallel lives of Alex, a young black man, and Mark, a young white man, as they grow up in the same suburban…
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Families celebrate Adoption Day
NEW BRUNSWICK — Since Noah Rosado was four-years-old, Rick Rosado stepped in as a father figure. Fast forward 13 years later, Noah and Rick are father and son, which was made official during National Adoption Day held at the Middlesex County Courthouse on Nov. 14. Jenny Perez-Rosado said her son Noah had always written “Rosado”…
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North Brunswick receives grant for WWI commemoration
NORTH BRUNSWICK – The Township of North Brunswick’s World War I Centennial Committee has been recognized for its “North Brunswick Remembers” exhibit and historic cemetery walk at Elmwood Cemetery that took place on Oct. 21. The recently established organization received a grant from the Middlesex County Office of Culture and Heritage, provided by the Middlesex…
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County college recognized for green buildings
EDISON — Two of Middlesex County College’s newest buildings have earned gold stars from the United States Green Building Council for their environmental friendly designs. The achievement of earning gold LEED, or Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, ratings for South Hall and West Hall were recognized at a ceremony Oct. 27 in the atrium…
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Sayreville receives grant to improve recreational facilities
SAYREVILLE – The Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders presented the Borough of Sayreville with a $1.5 million recreational grant to improve Veterans Park and the Sayreville Recreation Complex. The funds, from the county’s Open Space and Recreation Trust Fund, will go toward a new turf field, sports lighting, an expanded parking area and a…
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Road improvements complete at Main Street in Sayreville
SAYREVILLE – The intersection at Main Street and White Oaks Lane in Sayreville is now safer for motorists and pedestrians with the addition of a new traffic signal and the completion of road improvements in the immediate area. The $877,000 cost of this project was shared by the county and the Borough of Sayreville, according to…
