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The Rahway Public Library hosts A Race to the Reckoning this weekend—a documentary screening and discussion aimed at raising awareness of the challenges former inmates face reentering society.
Edison’s zoning board advanced plans for a new Asian grocery store after residents made stereotype-laced remarks that officials swiftly rejected.
Rahway’s Festival of the Moon begins October 4, featuring Luke Jerram’s glowing Museum of the Moon suspended inside UCPAC. The three-week celebration includes symphony concerts, opera, dance, films, family activities, and the Moonlit Market, making downtown Rahway the center of art, culture, and community fun through October 20.
Local artists transform Rahway Train Station with a new fiber art installation celebrating the city’s history and culture.
At a Westfield forum, progressives urged action as polls show Mikie Sherrill and Jack Ciattarelli tied in NJ Governor race
Festival fireworks, a FEMA fire grant, and a debated over speaking time rules came up during Edison Town Council meeting on Thursday, Sept 25.
Woodbridge Town Council’s Sept. 23 meeting covered new ordinances, multi-million-dollar projects, ethics disputes, a feral cat debate, and a holiday toy drive.
Woodbridge residents push for a solution to the feral cat population as township officials and volunteers clash over a failed trap-neuter-release plan.
At a city council meeting, Rahway residents pressed leaders to shield immigrants amid fears of ICE raids, surveillance, and federal overreach.
Some schools adopt detailed AI plans, others rely on templates, and many have no rules at all. What does it mean for students this school year?