Susan Loyer

6 days ago | mycentraljersey.com | Susan Loyer

The event will feature "Sayreville’s Operation Snow Cone," a new book containing letters from Sayreville servicemen to a local diner owner. The letters, discovered in 2023, detail the soldiers' experiences and longings for home. The Sayreville Historical Society will host an afternoon of remembrance to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II and the publication of a new book honoring the borough's WWII veterans.

1 week ago | mycentraljersey.com | Susan Loyer

A new residential community with 394 apartments, including 67 affordable units, is planned for Princeton Forrestal Village. The project will be built in three phases and include amenities such as a fitness center, pool, and co-working areas. The development aims to revitalize the existing Forrestal Village, which currently houses offices, a hotel, and restaurants. PLAINSBORO – Plans for a new residential community at Princeton Forrestal Village along Route 1 are moving forward.

2 weeks ago | mycentraljersey.com | Susan Loyer

Commissioner Director Ronald G. Rios reaffirmed Middlesex County’s commitment to residents and businesses during his 2025 State of the County address Tuesday at Middlesex College. Rios emphasized the county’s commitment to expanding access to services, fostering innovation, and investing in its residents which he said underscores the county’s robust support of its community and businesses.

2 weeks ago | mycentraljersey.com | Suzanne Russell |Susan Loyer

A fire in Sayreville on the South Amboy border has closed Route 35 in both directions late Wednesday afternoon.   The blaze, first reported around 3 p.m., appears to have started in a structure adjacent to Mavis Tire, 2079 Route 35 and spread to the Mavis building, according to Sayreville officials. Firefighters from Sayreville, South Amboy, South River, Perth Amboy, and Hopelawn were on the scene. Hackensack Meridian EMS also responded, officials said.

2 weeks ago | mycentraljersey.com | Susan Loyer

SOUTH RIVER – Police are searching for an East Brunswick man and three others suspected in a road rage incident last week. Detectives on patrol in an unmarked vehicle shortly before 5:30 p.m. April 1 noticed a disturbance on Ferry Street, according to Police Chief Mark Tinitigan, when it became apparent they caught the conclusion of a road rage incident involving weapons.