Tag: North Brunswick
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Middlesex County provides way to create distinct dishes from ingredients available at food pantries
Middlesex County has introduced the Share Your Foodways program, a way to create delicious, culturally distinct dishes from ingredients available at the local food pantry. This program combines the efforts of MCFOODS (Middlesex County Food Organization and Outreach Distribution Services), with the Arts Institute of Middlesex County, to give back to the community in a fun…
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Federal judge speaks out for first time after family attacked in North Brunswick home; pleads for privacy for judges
NORTH BRUNSWICK – U.S. District Judge Esther Salas released her first public statement since her son was killed and husband shot at their North Brunswick home on July 19, thanking the public for its love and support, and calling for the protection of the personal information of federal judges. In a video message, Salas said…
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Blood donors will have chance to win a trip to an amusement park
Grace Church of North Brunswick will hold the “We’re All in This Together” blood drive for the American Red Cross from 2-7 p.m. Aug. 5 at the church, 321 Old Georges Road, North Brunswick. Call 1-800-RED-CROSS or visit redcrossblood.org and enter “GraceChurchNB” to schedule an appointment. Donors will be entered for a chance to win…
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Governor visits North Brunswick to announce $15 million in funding for recovery of small businesses
NORTH BRUNSWICK – Speaking in front of A-List Hair Studio in North Brunswick, Gov. Phil Murphy announced on July 28 that an additional $15 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding has been made available to New Jersey small businesses struggling with the pandemic. This funding is in addition to the…
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North Brunswick schools to follow hybrid plan beginning in September
NORTH BRUNSWICK – School district administrators in North Brunswick have developed a hybrid plan for the reopening of schools, with splits between in-person and virtual (remote) learning. Dubbed the “Destination: Return to School” plan, each grade level will be split into blue and gold groups per “Meets and Seats.” “Meets” refers to Google Meets, the…
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Candidates file for school board elections
Candidates have filed for the upcoming school board election in November. Elesia L. James, incumbent Richard Liguori and incumbent Hayley Toth will be up for the three, three-year seats on the North Brunswick Board of Education. Toth replaced Claribel Cortes, who joined the North Brunswick Township Council earlier this year after Councilman Robert Corbin passed…
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Former employees of North Brunswick Police Department say racism among officers, toward public is real; administrators say otherwise
Editor’s note: Production deadline for the Sentinel newspaper is on Fridays. This article was completed prior to NBC’s follow up interview with former North Brunswick Patrolman Michael Campbell that aired on July 27. A recently retired police officer is upset by the deaths of innocent minorities, racial injustice, inequality and the subsequent looting and…
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NBTHS student receives scholarship for showing EDGE
Charles Vizthum of North Brunswick Township High School is one of the recipients of the ERA Central Realty Group EDGE Scholarship for 2020. Through his application, he showed that he embodies the same ideals for which Realtor professionals are well known: Ethics, Dedication, Genuineness and an Entrepreneurial spirit (EDGE). The scholarship program, which began in…
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New York Mets to honor Daniel Anderl with moment of silence today
Today, the New York Mets will honor Daniel Anderl with a moment of silence before their home opener. It will take place between 3:15-3:30 p.m. today, July 24. The pre-game service and game can be seen on SNY, and heard on 710AM radio. Daniel was a North Brunswick resident who was killed by a gunman…
