Woodbridge Township Business Administrator Vito Cimilluca to Retire
Woodbridge Township Business Administrator Vito Cimilluca will retire April 30, 2026, concluding a 43-year municipal career, Mayor John McCormac announced.
Woodbridge Township Business Administrator Vito Cimilluca will retire April 30, 2026, concluding a 43-year municipal career, Mayor John McCormac announced.
The Metuchen Mayor & Council approved a $4.5M bond for road paving and swears in a new police officer. Mayor Busch also addresses local immigration concerns following a resident’s release from ICE detention.
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The Edison Township Council meets tonight to discuss pay raises and military pay rules. Plus, updates on the Calvert Avenue drainage project and eminent domain.
About 100 Edison High School students marched to the municipal building Thursday to protest ICE enforcement policies, joining a growing national wave of student-led demonstrations.
Cranford police are investigating an early morning occupied home burglary on Beech Street after a resident confronted an intruder who fled the scene.
Woodbridge Township opened February with a Black History Month flag-raising ceremony before approving the Ford Avenue School 14 property purchase and other council actions.
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The Middlesex County Prosecutor’s Office is warning residents about ongoing Xfinity and Verizon scams using fake texts and emails to steal login information.