Community Bulletin Board: the Suburban (for March 3)
Mobile Family Success Center of Middlesex County will hold a COVID-19 series, A Year Later, during March.
The collaboration with Family Support Organization of Middlesex County will offer a public health and educational series intended for advocates, families, educators, mental health professionals and the community at large.
The conversation will focus on what has been learned in a year, how COVID-19 has impacted mental and behavioral health in adolescents and adults, and how adverse childhood experiences can be reduced.
To register for the 1 p.m. March 4 workshop, based on the experiences of the past year, visit
N.J. cops are still arresting people for weed. Police say they won’t stop until legal marijuana is official.
Updated Feb 21, 2021;
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The college student knew she wasn’t going to make the light.
The 19-year-old freshman tried anyway, gunning the engine Nov. 17 to beat a traffic signal in front of the Mennen Sports Arena. A Morris County Park Police officer was right there waiting, watching from the arena’s parking lot in Morris Township.
He pulled her over and almost instantly said the car smelled like marijuana, according to the student, who did not wish to be identified because her case is still pending. The officer then searched the car.
Community Bulletin Board: the Suburban (for Feb. 17)
The Our Lady of Victories Knights of Columbus and Columbiettes will hold a Lenten Take Out Fish Fry at the Sayreville Knights’ hall, 775 Washington Road, Parlin section of Sayreville.
Dates are 4:30-7 p.m. Feb. 17 and 26; March 5, 12, 19 and 26; and April 2.
Menu includes fried flounder or shrimp or combo platters. Includes salad, vegetable, French fries and dessert.
Also available are fish sandwiches with French fries.
Take out only.
A COVID-19 testing site has been set up in the front parking lot of the Sayreville Police Department, 1000 Main St., Sayreville.
It will be running daily, with no out of pocket cost.
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What the hell just happened? Doug Steinhardt, one month into his campaign for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, dropped out last night, citing “unforeseen professional obligations.”
This is, to say the least, unexpected. And while I can’t say for sure what those professional obligations are (Steinhardt is a partner at a politically-connected law firm with a lot of government contracts), I know this: He made the risky calculation to become inseparable from President Donald Trump in an overwhelmingly anti-Trump state. He issued an advertisement doubling dow