Peter Kim shown here with trainer Bill Castner. (Photo by castnergolf.com) via Sentinel – Metuchen’s Peter Kim won the American Junior Golf Association’s New Jersey Junior tournament after carding a personal-best, four-under-par round of 67. Kim won the New Jersey […]
Metuchen Recreation and the Metuchen Cultural Arts Commission Present Summer Concert Series 2010 Thursdays at 8pm The Senior Center, 15 Center Street, in Metuchen The concert series has been made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State […]
By Timothy James, Metuchen High School Slavery. We thought it was a 19th century issue. Although the Thirteenth Amendment made slavery illegal in the United States, s;avery, in its many forms, still occurs in almost every country in the world, […]
To say that main street Metuchen has been bustling with activities the past weeks would be an understatement. However, most weeknights you’d be surprised how peaceful and serene the street could be. A lazy early evening walk up and down […]
We walked inside Brewed Awakening at 7:30pm thursday night (July 15) to find people setting up equipment on stage while others looked for tables. We ordered a medium hot green tea and a latte, and like the others – prepared […]
via Sentinel METUCHEN — In today’s economy, hands-on internships can make a real difference for young professionals. And those same young people can make a real difference through national service. That’s why Metuchen resident Lori- Ann Sciachitano, an intern with […]
Photo courtesy of College Hoops Journal Marqus Blakely (Metuchen, N.J.) will join first round draft selections Al-Farouq Aminu and Eric Bledsoe as part of the Los Angeles Clippers’ entry in the 2010 NBA Summer League, which opens play against the […]
Photographs, taken in 1948, of the Metuchen Memorial Day Parade. The Metuchen High School twirlers and band members led the parade down Main Street. Then, the parade was considered one of the largest in the history of the borough. All […]
By Tom Davis It’s no fun to lose. But it’s fun to compete, and it’s an even bigger relief to finish. That’s what I’m getting out of this experience of watching my son play in an 8-year-old baseball tournament, a […]
All Things Considered, NPR.org With its new fiscal year set to begin on July 1, the affluent suburb of Summit, N.J., is one of many places across the country that’s been forced to make tough decisions to balance its budget. […]
Click here for more art related photos from Art Beyond Borders via Sentinel Imagination runs wild every day at the Creative Images Art Studio & Gallery on Main Street. It’s been 30 years since Patricia Woods, an Edison resident who […]
via Sentinel – The Metuchen Police Department is going green. While a new computer-aided dispatch (CAD) system is soon to be implemented, police said they have also been able to incorporate software called NCIC Green, from LawSoft Inc., which is […]
The Rev. John D. Painter served Metuchen’s Centenary United Methodist Church for the past 10 years. Sunday saw a teary congregation say goodbye to a beloved Pastor who is heading to Florida with wife Tina for their retirement. His decade […]
By Tom Davis My hero isn’t a professional baseball player or politician. He sure isn’t a millionaire or anybody with a lot of power. He’s not a mayor and he’s not a coach. He ain’t even old. The only diploma […]