Tag: New Jersey Army National Guard
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National Guard Militia Museum of New Jersey offers treasure trove of history
The National Guard Militia Museum of New Jersey, housed in a contemporary-looking building at the New Jersey National Guard complex at the Lawrenceville Armory is a treasure trove of the history of the state’s militia. The museum is in a 6,000-square-foot building that opened in October 2021 at 151 Eggerts Crossing Road. It tells the story…
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National Night Out: A night to enjoy good eats, become ‘familiar with’ police, community
When Faith Jasper was asked about her favorite part of Lawrence Township’s National Night Out celebration, her quick answer was “the food.” “I liked the hot dogs. I liked the music, people talking and the bounce house. It was really fun,” the 12-year-old girl said of the event, held Aug. 2 on the front lawn…
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National Guard Militia Museum opens in new building
With a snip of the scalpel, the new home of the National Guard Militia Museum of New Jersey – located at the New Jersey National Guard Armory at 151 Eggert Crossing Road in Lawrence Township – was opened to the public at a ceremonial ribbon-cutting Oct. 22. Brigadier General Lisa J. Hou, flanked by museum…
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Edison Public School District taking steps to address overcrowding ahead of pandemic end
EDISON – Whenever the pandemic passes, the issue with overcrowding in the Edison Public School District will still remain. The district is moving forward with an addition to Lincoln Elementary School and looking at other possible options to alleviate overcrowding. The Edison Board of Education (BOE) approved Schools Superintendent Bernard Bragen’s recommendation for a $9…
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RCBC nursing student works toward success after turbulent past
For almost a decade, Jessica O’Shea fought to get life back on track. An arrest is what finally set her free. As an Army National Guard officer and domestic violence survivor, O’Shea made strides to gain financial independence from her husband after being a stay-at-home mother to their four children. “I was in an abusive…
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Edgar Middle School students show support for hometown hero through letters/cards
METUCHEN — The words on the cards say it all. “We thank you for your service and bravery,” Joseph, a student at Edgar Middle School in Metuchen, wrote. “If not for you, freedom and safety may not exist. Therefore, you are a true hero and will always be.” Joseph signed his card, “From your biggest…
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South Brunswick appoints deputy police chief
SOUTH BRUNSWICK – For only the fourth time in the history of the South Brunswick Police Department (SBPD), a new deputy police chief was appointed. James Ryan, a 23-year veteran of the department, was promoted from captain during a ceremony on Jan. 12. Ryan has worked in all aspects of the department from patrol to…
