Due to frigid temperatures, Code Blue will be in effect for the evening of Monday, January 21. Accordingly, the Henry Guest House, located at 58 Livingston Avenue (next to the New Brunswick Free Public Library) will be open overnight as a warming center from 7 p.m. Monday until 7 a.m. Tuesday. Code Blue goes into effect when temperatures dip below […]
Due to frigid temperatures, Code Blue will be in effect for the evening of Sunday, January 20. Accordingly, the Henry Guest House, located at 58 Livingston Avenue (next to the New Brunswick Free Public Library) will be open overnight as a warming center between the hours of 7 p.m. Sunday until 7 a.m. Monday. Code Blue goes into effect when […]
In anticipation of tomorrow’s forecasted winter weather, the New Brunswick Parking Authority will open “Snow Designated Facilities” to residents of New Brunswick at 3 p.m. Saturday, January 19. Residents may park overnight in the following designated decks until 8 a.m. Sunday, January 20: Morris Street parking deck Plum Street parking deck Wellness Plaza parking deck New Street […]
Seven new police officers were welcomed to new ranks with our New Brunswick Police Department during a ceremony before family, friends and fellow officers on January 15. Officers Guiseppi Fatula, Timothy Hagerty, James Perotti, Christopher Mohr, Julio Urena and Robert Taveras graduated this week from the Cape May Police Academy after 21 weeks of training. […]
New Brunswick City Council appointed Leslie R. Zeledón as the new City Clerk at its 2019 Reorganization Meeting at City Hall. Zeledón has served as Deputy Clerk for the City of New Brunswick since September 2011. She replaces longtime City Clerk Daniel A. Torrisi, who was appointed by Mayor Cahill to serve as City Administrator. […]
Vincent Sabo, a Captain and Executive Officer with the New Brunswick Police Department, was promoted to the rank of Deputy Chief on January 8. Deputy Chief Sabo is a law enforcement professional with nearly 27 years of experience in the field. This new structure in the department’s chain of command will add another level of […]
Due to frigid temperatures, Code Blue will be in effect for the evening of Friday, January 11. Accordingly, the Henry Guest House, located at 58 Livingston Avenue (next to the New Brunswick Free Public Library) will be open overnight as a warming center between the hours of 7 p.m. tonight and 7 a.m. Saturday. Code Blue goes into effect when […]
The New Brunswick Community Arts Council, Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University and the Highland Park Arts Commission announce the second annual “Windows of Understanding” public art project, an initiative that unites local artists, organizations and businesses to promote compassion and awareness around social justice issues impacting local communities. Nearly forty venues […]
Free winter weather coats and outwear will be available to men, women and children during two free giveaways scheduled for Saturday, January 12. Coats for men, women and children will be given out from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Lord Stirling Community School. This giveaway is sponsored by the Pentecostal Council Church of God. […]
Mayor Jim Cahill, Councilman Kevin P. Egan and Councilwoman Rebecca H. Escobar were sworn into new office terms during an Inauguration Ceremony at City Hall on January 1. Mayor Cahill also delivered a State-of-The-City Address discussing recent progress in the City of New Brunswick. To read the 2019 State-of-the-City Address, please click here.
