Cruise Nights 2014
Motors are running, oldies are playing and families are enjoying both. Cruise Nights offer the opportunity for a stroll down Main Street while viewing the art, muscle and uniqueness of antique, collectible and performance...
Motors are running, oldies are playing and families are enjoying both. Cruise Nights offer the opportunity for a stroll down Main Street while viewing the art, muscle and uniqueness of antique, collectible and performance...
One Of Many: Remembering A Fallen Son On Memorial Day by TOM BOWMAN iSometime on Monday, Dave and Cilicia Boelk will visit the grave of their son James, not far from their home in Manassas,...
Cafe Paris – 439 Main St Metuchen, NJ 08840 (732) 603-9200; Hours: 10:00 am – 9:00 pm Menu Items & Prices Subject to Change Without Notice BREAKFAST 1* Croissant $2.99 (Plain or with butter on the...
On Sunday, May 4 at 4:00pm, the Family Arts of Metuchen brought to Metuchen the Cooperfly Puppet Troupe! An ‘All Ages Interactive Puppetry, Poetry, Music, and Movement!’ Kevin Kammeraad performs, writes, draws, sings, make...
via Metuchen Chamber – Motors are running, oldies are playing and families are enjoying both. Cruise Nights offer the opportunity for a stroll down Main Street while viewing the art, muscle and uniqueness of antique, collectible...
On Saturday, May 3rd at 11am, they came in with their fanciest hats and widest smiles. High Tea was at the Borough Improvement League’s Annual High Tea! at the Old Franklin Schoolhouse on Middlesex...
A town wide garage sale is one of the most anticipated event in our town. For both the sellers and buyers, it’s an opportunity to get rid of unwanted items and a time to...
Some Metuchen Fridays are more special than others. There are Fridays in June for instance. If you’re from town, you know what happens Friday nights in June. Then there’s Open Mic Night at the...
Photo courtesy of the Metuchen-Edison Historical Society By Greg Hatala via The Star-Ledger METUCHEN — This undated photo shows a delivery truck for Wood Brook Farms of Metuchen. In “Prominent Families of New Jersey...
Jersey Best Produce Box, a produce box subscription program is coming to Metuchen, bringing farm fresh local produce every week starting May 27! We spoke with Charlie Greene, a Metuchen native and a farmer...
Photos by Ernie and Patty After a little miscalculation which street to enter Myrtle Park (E Walnut. We took Myrtle Avenue), we were on our way to experience yet another wonderful town tradition. It’s...
If you missed it, here’s some footage from April 5th. It’s 39 minutes of highlight footage taken by Senior student Samantha Bansil. Thanks for sharing the video, Samantha! Ten candidates competed for the title...
From left to right: Christopher, Kyle, Daniel, Deven, Kevin, Joesph, Nikolai taking a much needed break. Troop 17 Eagle Scout Assistant Senior Patrol Leader Nikolai Krebs had an idea for a project for his Eagle Scout...
By Sarah Anderson, Robin Darrah, Laura Fischer and Christina Spring, NJEA members via njea Review – April 2014 Dr. Maurice J. Elias’ article, “Let’s Put Caring into the Common Core,” featured in the February...
Written by Suzanne Russell via mycentraljersey.com n 1974, Peggy Cammarano Phillips was one of the first girls in Metuchen to play Little League baseball. “She was always passionate about kids and she took a...
Tuesday, April 1, starting at 6:30pm. The Metuchen High School cafeteria and auditorium became a place where people came together for one cause – in support of MHS Breaking the Chain Club’s annual dinner....
James Forgione, the manager of the Metuchen Theater, and H.A. Rumler, a local entrepreneur, established the Forum Theater, naming it by combining the first three letters of their last names. The Forum Sweet Shoppe,...
The Metuchen Girls Basketball Team at the recent Metuchen High School Sports Awards Cassie Smith named Home News Tribune Girls Basketball Player of the Year Senior named Player of the Year for the Home...
By JESSICA D’AMICO via Sentinel Edison/Metuchen ETUCHEN — Brainy Borough residents and officials recently put their heads together to address issues regarding commerce in town. And while no definitive answer emerged, an abundance of...
via powertolearn.com – In honor of Women’s History Month, Power to Learn has partnered with C-SPAN to bring a “First Ladies: Influence and Image” learning experience to the 6th grade students at Edgar Middle...