The Edison Fire Department is mourning the loss of retired Fire Captain Tony Colletto, Sr., who passed away peacefully at his home on October 3, 2024, at the age of 87. Captain Colletto dedicated his life to serving his community, both as a firefighter and a veteran. Born and raised…
Author: The Edison Reporter Staff
The Edison Board of Education’s recent decision to repeal Policy 5756, which provided guidelines for supporting transgender students, has ignited a firestorm of controversy within the community. Numerous organizations and advocacy groups are vehemently opposing the repeal and demanding the reinstatement of the original policy. Policy 5756, based on guidance from…
Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, NJ – Edison resident Dave Tingle has achieved a significant milestone in his military career, reaching the highest enlisted rank in the U.S. Air Force – Chief Master Sergeant. This accomplishment places him among the top 1% of the enlisted force, highlighting his exceptional leadership, dedication, and…
Edison, NJ – Edison Pop Warner night was a resounding success, drawing over a hundred young football players and cheerleaders to witness an unforgettable matchup. Facing the formidable #9 ranked Colonia Patriots and playing without their star running back, Edison refused to be intimidated. In a display of remarkable resilience…
Edison, NJ – A powerful event is coming to Edison this weekend, aimed at raising awareness about substance use disorders and supporting those affected by addiction. The Black Poster Project, a moving display memorializing individuals lost to overdose, will be featured at the Edison Senior Center on Saturday, October 5th,…
The Edison School District extended Superintendent Dr. Edward Aldarelli’s contract through June 30, 2029. This decision, made unanimously by the Board of Education at the September 30th meeting, reflects the district’s confidence in Dr. Aldarelli’s leadership and its commitment to continued growth and student success. “This year’s back-to-school transition has…
Edison, NJ – The John P. Stevens Marching Band hosted the 36th Annual Marching Band Festival on Saturday, September 28th, welcoming 14 area high school marching bands to compete in a dazzling display of musical talent and pageantry. The festival, a beloved annual tradition, saw bands from across the region…
The Edison High School girls volleyball team continued their strong start to the season with a convincing victory at home against South River, improving their record to 8-3. The Eagles were led by a standout performance from Ainie Syed, who orchestrated the offense with 14 assists while also contributing seven…
Edison, NJ – A potentially harmful algae bloom (HAB) has been detected at Lake Papaianni, prompting the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to be notified. The bloom most likely caused by cyanobacteria, has raised concerns about the lake’s water quality and potential risks to human and animal health. Cyanobacteria, often…
In a contentious and closely watched meeting last night, the Edison Board of Education voted to repeal state policy 5756. This decision marks a significant shift for the district, as Edison now becomes the largest, most diverse and most democratic municipality in New Jersey to reject the policy. Parental right…