Author Archives: Craig Yetsko

At the May 20 Township Council Meeting, two winning banners from the Municipal Alliance Leadership/Mentorship Conference were unveiled, awards were presented for Mayor Womack’s Wellness Challenge and a proclamation was read designating May as ALS Awareness Month. The banner designs were created at the Annual Women’s and Men’s Mentorship/ Leadership Conference Series, which included 8th …

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North Brunswick honored United States Army veteran Douglas M. Baileyby dedicating Glenridge Avenue and Edgewood Place as Bailey Way on Monday, May 13. Douglas was born on July 16, 1950 and graduated from New Brunswick High School in June 1968. He joined the United States Army in November 1968. He trained at Fort Dix, New …

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North Brunswick honored United States Army veteran Edward J. Gresh, Sr.  by dedicating Tremont Avenue and Prospect Avenue as Gresh Way on Monday, May 13. Edward was born in Orient, PA Austrian immigrants, father John and mother Anna on March 10, 1921. Edward was the youngest of seven children. Edward was a member of the …

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The Washington Place road improvement project is underway, which features the full reconstruction of the roadway and the replacement of a critical water main at a cost of $1.5 million. The project will be active for several months and feature numerous stages that will involve a variety of detours.  Occasionally, work at the intersection of …

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North Brunswick honored United States Army veteran Francisco Cortes by dedicating Old Georges Road and Adams Lane as Cortes Way on Monday, May 6. Francisco served in the U.S. Army form 1996 -1999. He was the foreman corporal in the second and the eleventh Armored Cavalry Regiments nicknamed Black Horse. Francisco served at the elite …

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At the May 6 Township Council meeting, North Brunswick Township High School junior Samantha Guadagnino, St. Joseph High School freshman Joseph Guadagnino and St. Thomas Aquinas High School freshman Gianna Socio were honored as Scholar/Athlete/Artist award recipients. Samantha is enrolled in Honors and Advance Placement classes. She has been inducted into the National Honor Society …

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The North Brunswick Police Department is proud to announce the launch of a new initiative that began January 1, 2024 aimed at reducing traffic-related fatalities and enhancing road safety within the community. This proactive effort underscores the department’s commitment to preserving lives and fostering a culture of responsible driving. As part of this initiative, the …

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The North Brunswick Veteran Street Sign Program hit a milestone on Monday, April 29 as its 100th ceremony was celebrated at the intersection of Cozzens Lane, Hartland Commons and Sabella Park Drive. Family and friends gathered as North Brunswick honored U.S. Army veteran Bob Davis with the dedication of Davis Way. Bob grew up in …

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