Author: The Edison Reporter Staff

EDISON, NJ – Residents of all ages are invited to join the Edison Public Library as they celebrate Lunar New Year. Lunar New Year is celebrated in many east Asian countries, including China, Korea, and Vietnam, with the 12 honored animals rotating on a fixed Chinese Zodiac cycle. 2025 marks…

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The Edison High School girls basketball team earned bragging rights and a key victory on Tuesday, defeating crosstown rival JP Stevens for the second time this season on the road. The Eagles improved to an 8-6 record with a strong team performance, while JP Stevens fell to 3-6. Freshman Carmela…

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EDISON, NJ – The Edison Public Library on Plainfield Avenue will be closed for approximately one month, starting Monday, January 13th, through Sunday, February 9th, to facilitate the second phase of asbestos removal. During this closure, the library’s book drop will also be unavailable. Patrons are encouraged to return materials…

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In a unanimous decision on Wednesday, the Edison Council voted to repeal a controversial ordinance that had banned the use of props by the public when speaking during meetings. The ordinance, which had drawn criticism for its restrictions on items such as the American flag and the U.S. Constitution, was…

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Woodbridge, NJ – Aliyah Manley put on an offensive clinic, tying her career-high with 23 points to propel J.P. Stevens to a 48-43 victory on the road over Woodbridge. Manley’s impressive performance included four rebounds and three steals, showcasing her all-around contribution to the win. J.P. Stevens came out strong,…

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The Edison High School girls basketball team continued their winning ways with a 46-33 victory over Perth Amboy at home, improving their record to 6-5 on the season. The Eagles were led by a freshman duo, Susan Oshinski and Carmela Arana, who took charge on the court. Oshinski was the…

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