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NBT Lawsuit Reveals Videos of Edison Cops Detaining Busload of Immigrants
Footage Shows EPD Forcing Immigrants to Leave Town, Making Sick Jokes About Controversial Incident
The recordings capture the group of responding cops bantering among themselves about the situation, joking and fantasizing about sicking a “drug dog” on the immigrants and escorting the bus out of town at gunpoint.
Crime Log
18-Year-Old Faces Vehicular Homicide Charge After Fatal High-Speed Crash
Heller Construction VP Dennis Frick Killed in Wreck After Speeding Vehicle Went Airborne and Crashed on Route 1
More than three weeks after a fatal crash killed a 65-year-old driver on Route 1, an 18-year-old man surrendered to…
NBT MUsic Spotlight
Court Tavern to Become Vegan Restaurant This Spring
A Eulogy for New Brunswick’s Rock and Roll Heart and Soul
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Voter Guide: April 16 New Brunswick School Board Election
Three seats are up for the the Board of Education in New Brunswick, with three incumbents and three challengers vying for the three-year terms this Tuesday.
New Rutgers Solar Canopies Are Producing Electricity in New Brunswick
University Looking to Build Batteries to Store Extra Energy Produced by New Solar Panels
Danielsen’s OPRA Bill Lets Governments Sue Citizens Who File Records Requests
NJ Comptroller’s Office Warns Joe Danielsen’s Bill “Inevitably Will Lead to More Fraud, Waste, and Abuse”
Middlesex County Leads NJ in Troubling Category: Crash Deaths
Fatal Crash Statistics Raise Questions About County’s “Vision Zero” Plan
Ex-Governor Admits He Was Wrong For Backing Trump, Drops From 2024 Race
Chris Christie Went From Trump Backer to Calling Him a Criminal Who Must Be Stopped
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New Brunswick Today’s Year-End Music Review
Asking Santa for a Rock and Roll Club, plus an Anniversary, a Breakup, an Induction, a Birthday, Two Remembrances, Nine Interviews and 200 songs, Oh My!
After More Than Four Months, RWJ Nurses Vote to End Their Strike
Nurses Expected to Return to Work in January After Voting Overwhelmingly in Favor of New Contract
Another Young Person Killed in The Heart of New Brunswick
19-Year-Old Gunned Down in New Brunswick’s Fifth Murder This Year, Each Took Place in The Second Ward
While Dems Win County, Republicans Gain Ground in Local Elections
Republican Mayor Candidates Leading in Old Bridge, Sayreville, South River, Milltown, Jamesburg, Middlesex, and Dunellen
A Dozen Mayor Elections in County, But Almost Half Are Uncontested
Some Towns Have Exciting Contests For Mayor While Others Are Uncompetitive or Uncontested
Nearly 100 Candidates Running For School Board Seats Around County
Only Ten School Districts Where BOE Races Were Contested This Year in Middlesex County
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