Mayor Asks For Support In Search For Missing Edison Man

EDISON—Mayor Jun Choi has asked those in the Edison community and beyond to help in the efforts to find Joseph Dunsavage Sr., a township resident who has been reported missing since Sunday when Dunsavage went fishing on a catamaran off the coast of Honduras.
The Dunsavage family reached out to Choi today and asked for help.
“This [...]

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Lonegan, Christie Clash

STATE—Conservative GOP gubernatorial aspirant Steve Lonegan finally got to share a stage with the elusive liberal Republican Chris Christie in the first primary debate and polls suggest the impact has been dramatic.
Once deemed the front-runner, Christie is getting a lot of negative publicity because he made a deal with the leader of a sex slavery [...]

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Fact Checker

STATE—Republican voters in the GOP gubernatorial primary, have received mixed messages from the two hopefuls, conservative Steve Lonegan and liberal Chris Christie.
Lonegan lost races for state senate, congress and governor but he won three terms as mayor of Bogota in Bergen County. Christie became a Morris County freeholder in 1994 but he was soundly defeated [...]

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Sex Slave Case Returns To Haunt Candidate

STATE—A case last year involving a sex slave scandal with underage illegal immigrants has come back to tarnish the record of former U.S. Attorney Chris Christie, who is now a Republican gubernatorial candidate.
Christie, who has based his campaign in part on his success as a federal prosecutor, worked a plea bargain with the operator of [...]

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Hospital Offers Stroke Prevention and Awareness Information

PERTH AMBOY—While people age 65 or older are at the highest risk of suffering a stroke, it’s important for people to know that stroke can occur at any age, and be aware of the signs and symptoms of this deadly ‘brain attack.’
“Although stroke may be our nation’s third leading cause of death and leading cause [...]

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“Cut-A-Thon” To Fight Cancer

UNION COUNTY—This year more than 45,000 New Jersey residents will be diagnosed with cancer.  In Union County alone, 53 people are diagnosed each week – that equals more than 2700 individuals annually, right here in our own community.
Six-year cancer survivor, Robin Brown, and her friends from flagship team, Kiss Away Cancer have joined the American [...]

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History Comes To Life At Clark Museum

CLARK – A living history series will begin on Sunday, May 17, at the Dr. William Robinson Plantation and Museum, located at 593 Madison Hill Road in Clark.
Meet and greet President Abraham Lincoln from noon to 3:30 p.m.  Light refreshments will be served in honor of his 200th birthday.  A colonial wooden toy maker will [...]

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