Mike Deak

4 days ago | mycentraljersey.com | Mike Deak

Raritan Township property owners will receive their first stormwater utility bill in September. Fees are based on impervious coverage, calculated in equivalent runoff units (ERUs). Residential properties have estimated impervious coverage, while commercial and multi-family properties use actual measurements. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Property owners will be getting an annual bill to fund the township's new stormwater utility starting in September, but how much that bill will be is yet to be determined.

5 days ago | mycentraljersey.com | Mike Deak

A state appellate court has ruled that a Hackettstown woman must face animal cruelty and animal fighting charges after she attended a cockfight on Hardscrabble Hill Road in Raritan Township two years ago. Dayana Abreau appealed a ruling by Hunterdon County Superior Court Judge Christopher Garrenger refusing to dismiss the charges against her. Abreau has yet to be indicted. Abreau was charged after township police responded to a noise complaint at the Hardscrabble Hill Road property on May 11, 2024.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Mike Deak

A New Brunswick man has been apprehended on charges he attempted to murder a North Brunswick police officer by ramming a police car in the parking lot of a Route 1 hotel in South Brunswick in May. After a month's long manhunt, Luis Duval-Jimenez, 31, was taken into custody June 18 by the U.S. Marshals Service in North Jersey in connection with the May 15 incident, according to South Brunswick Police Chief Raymond Hayducka.

1 week ago | mycentraljersey.com | Mike Deak

The renovations, initially approved in 2021, were delayed due to the pandemic and lease agreements. BRIDGEWATER – The township's oldest fast-food restaurant will be getting a facelift. Burger King, a fixture at the intersection of East Main Street and Finderne Avenue for at least four decades, will begin construction on exterior and interior updates at the end of this year or the beginning of next year, Jason Tuvel, attorney for Rackson Restaurants, told the township Planning Board on June 17.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Mike Deak

SOMERVILLE – A nationwide bus tour to campaign against the "Big Beautiful Bill" in Congress is scheduled to stop in the county seat at 2 p.m. Saturday, June 21. The "Stop the Billionaire Giveaway" tour will be making its second stop on the first day of the three-week campaign at the Somerset County Courthouse on North Bridge Street.