Tag: Middlesex County Board of Commissioners Director Ronald G. Rios

  • Monroe to receive $1 million in state funding for flood mitigation efforts for Rossmoor community

    Monroe to receive $1 million in state funding for flood mitigation efforts for Rossmoor community

    MONROE – Monroe Township will receive $1 million in state funding to address flood mitigation programs for the Rossmoor adult living community, which was devastated by Tropical Storm Henri in August 2021. The funding has been set aside in the state’s 2023 fiscal budget, according to information provided by the township. “This grant is a…

  • County Corner: Summer Precautions

    County Corner: Summer Precautions

    It’s that time of year when we look forward to vacations, picnics, beach excursions, and just enjoying the warm weather — and of course Fourth of July celebrations such as parades, concerts, and fireworks. One thing we need to recognize during the upcoming months is that COVID 19 is still here, it has not gone…

  • Middlesex County Magnet Schools Class of 2022 ‘leave indelible marks’ on pathways to success

    Middlesex County Magnet Schools Class of 2022 ‘leave indelible marks’ on pathways to success

    The Middlesex County Magnet Schools Class of 2022 – 483 students – graduated from its five campuses in five outdoor ceremonies held on June 24. A total of 381 seniors earned their diplomas from the East Brunswick, Perth Amboy and Piscataway campuses, according to a press release through the schools on July 5. Sofia Alvarez,…

  • County Corner: Honor the women who contribute to the nation’s history

    County Corner: Honor the women who contribute to the nation’s history

    March is designated as National Women’s History Month by presidential proclamation. Some of us may not know the origins of this national celebration which signifies the importance of recognizing the sacrifices and contributions made by women throughout the history of America. National Women’s History Month began as Women’s History Week which was established by the…

  • County Corner: D-Day

    County Corner: D-Day

    On the morning of June 6, more than 156,000 Allied troops – consisting of primarily American, British and Canadian soldiers but including troops from several other nations – began storming 50 miles of beautiful beaches in Northern France that were strongly defended by German forces. Codenamed Operation Neptune, this turning point in World War II,…