Tag: U.S. Army
-
Street signs bear names of North Brunswick veterans
NORTH BRUNSWICK – Two more streets in North Brunswick will bear the names of veterans. Torre Way, at the intersection of Linwood Place and Carpenter Road, and Nowitzke Way, at the intersection of Potomac Avenue and Redmond Street, were named for the late Joseph Victor Torre and William J. Nowitzke, respectively, during special ceremonies on…
-
Adams AC dedicates building to longtime member Jimmy Grieco
NORTH BRUNSWICK – On Memorial Day, members of the Adams Athletic Club (AC) in North Brunswick dedicated a bench in memory of Phil Dellasala, one of the original club members who had passed away in February, Rich Fabian, whose grandfather was one of the founding members of the AC, said that honors should not wait…
-
Spotswood, Helmetta officers provide night out for residents
SPOTSWOOD – More than 90 residents partcipated in National Night Out festivities complete with fireworks, vendors and free food. National Night Out is an annual event designed to strengthen neighborhoods through police-community partnerships. The Spotswood Police Department collaborated with the Helmetta Police Department on Aug. 1 at the Spotswood Municipal Building on Summerhill Road. Children…
-
In the Service
Army Staff Sgt. Gregory P. Guido Jr. has arrived for duty as a recruiter with Hazleton Recruiting Center, U.S. Army Recruiting Company, Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania. Guido is the son of Gregory P. Guido of Drums, Pennsylvania. He is a 2002 graduate of Raritan High School in Hazlet.
-
Korean War veterans Lacik, Giglio honored with street signs in North Brunswick
NORTH BRUNSWICK – Princess Drive and Earl Court will be known as Lacik Way and Taylor Drive and Taylor Place will be forever be known as Giglio Way in North Brunswick. In another round of honorary street namings for veterans, the families of the late Michael Robert Lacik and the late Joseph E. Giglio gathered…
-
North Brunswick names two more streets after veterans
NORTH BRUNSWICK – June 26 served as a special day for the descendants of two local veterans. Ceremonies were held for the late Donald A. Hess at the intersection of Aaron Road and Garfield Court and the late Anthony Hlad at the intersection of Osage Road and Joseph Street in North Brunswick to reveal secondary…
-
In the Service
Army Lt. Col. Terry Russell has retired from the U.S. Army after serving honorably for 30 years. Russell was last serving as a product manager for individual weapons at the Picatinny Arsenal. He is the son of Charles Earl and stepson of Ann Russell of Big Spring, Texas; husband of Susan Russell of Oceanport; and…
-
In the Service
Cadet Ronald F. Robinson, Jr. graduated from the U.S. Military Academy, West Point, New York, on May 27. While at West Point, Robinson received a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant on May 27 in the U.S. Army within the Engineering Branch and will report to the 1st…
-
North Brunswick posthumously honors veterans with street signs
NORTH BRUNSWICK – In a continuing effort to honor veterans, members of the North Brunswick administration read proclamations declaring streets in North Brunswick be named after local heroes as part of the honorary street sign dedication initiative. The late Stanley Weiss was honored with the naming of Evergreen Court as Weiss Way and the late…
