Susan Loyer

1 week ago | mycentraljersey.com | Susan Loyer

SPOTSWOOD – Borough taxpayers are expected to see an increase in the municipal portion of their 2025 tax bill under the proposed budget. Under the proposed plan introduced May 28, a home assessed at the borough average of $259,164 can expect to see a $249.40 annual increase. It does not include the county, school or library taxes, said Mayor Rich O'Brien, who took office in JanuaryA public hearing and final vote is scheduled for the July 14 borough council meeting.

1 week ago | mycentraljersey.com | Susan Loyer

The Middlesex County Improvement Authority (MCIA) will implement Aug. 1 an Automatic Side Load (ASL) service for single-stream, curbside recycling. Each participating municipality and all its residents will receive 95-gallon wheeled carts with lids to replace the blue barrels or rectangular carts currently in use before the new service begins.

1 week ago | mycentraljersey.com | Susan Loyer

EAST BRUNSWICK – The Township Council has selected an operator for its new municipal ice arena. The Council approved a resolution at its June 9 meeting authorizing an agreement with Black Bear Corp., doing business as Pro Skate Arena, for the service. “This is a big deal," said Mayor Brad Cohen, adding it's an economic driver to the township. But, he said, the operator will not be getting preference on ice availability.  "That goes to the residents themselves," Cohen said.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Susan Loyer

The South Brunswick Police Department awarded officers for heroic efforts at its annual ceremony on May 22. “These were tremendous efforts. If not for the actions of these officers, lives may have been lost,” said Chief Raymond Hayducka. Exceptional serviceLt. Dennis Yuhasz, Sgts. Michael Leung and Rick Delucia, and Officers Jason Stonkus, Robert Marrese and Austin Haren were recognized for their Feb. 27, 2024 efforts.

2 weeks ago | mycentraljersey.com | Susan Loyer

The South Brunswick Police Department awarded officers for heroic efforts at its annual ceremony on May 22. “These were tremendous efforts. If not for the actions of these officers, lives may have been lost,” said Chief Raymond Hayducka. Exceptional serviceLt. Dennis Yuhasz, Sgts. Michael Leung and Rick Delucia, and Officers Jason Stonkus, Robert Marrese and Austin Haren were recognized for their Feb. 27, 2024 efforts.