In a remarkable display of resilience, St. Thomas Aquinas running back Chase Young returned to the football field just two weeks after collapsing during a game against Elizabeth High School. Young’s presence provided a big boost for the Trojans ranked # 10 in the state, in a 57-7 victory over…
Author: The Edison Reporter Staff
Edison, NJ – The Edison Council meeting Wednesday night has been dubbed the most bizarre to date, after Council President Nish Patel had a resident removed for wearing a mask – while Patel himself was also masked. This incident has further fueled calls for Patel’s resignation, with residents and activists…
Middlesex College is excited to invite the community to its annual Harvest Fest, a free event taking place on Thursday, October 17th, 2024, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. This year’s festival promises an evening of autumnal fun for all ages on the beautiful Edison campus. Attendees can enjoy a…
Edison, NJ – A tractor trailer crossed the concrete median on Woodbridge Avenue around 1:00 PM this afternoon, colliding with another truck in oncoming traffic. The accident occurred near 287 and Harold’s Deli, a popular local eatery. Police and fire rescue were promptly dispatched to the scene. Fortunately, no injuries…
EDISON, NJ – Former Councilwoman Joyce Ship-Freeman has raised serious concerns about allegations that the Edison Police Department has launched an investigation to identify the whistleblower who revealed Mayor Sam Joshi used taxpayer funds to bring four police officers with him to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. These allegations…
The Edison High School girls volleyball team continued their strong season as Ainie Syed led the team with a decisive victory over Iselin Kennedy, winning in straight sets 25-11, 25-11. This win brings their overall record to an impressive 9-5. The Eagles dominated the match from start to finish, showcasing…
The Italian American Club of Edison, located at 1997 Woodbridge Avenue, Edison, NJ, will be hosting a flea market on Sunday, October 13th, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The event will feature a variety of vendors selling vintage items, antiques, handmade crafts, and much more. Vendors are wanted for…
Edison, NJ – The Edison Township Council meeting on Monday, October 7th, took an unexpected turn when Council President Nish Patel was a no show. Vice President Margo Harris stepped up to lead the meeting, and residents were overwhelmingly positive about her performance. Harris, who presided over the session, was…
Edison, NJ – Tuesday afternoon Superintendent Dr. Edward Aldarelli issued the following statement regarding the boards vote to repeal policy 5756. “On September 30, 2024, the Edison Board of Education passed a resolution to abolish Policy 5756. In accordance with Board of Education policy, any policy adoption, revision, or abolishment…
Edison, NJ – The use of inflatable police dummies stationed in patrol cars, a tactic previously confined to North Edison, has now spread to the south side of the township, sparking controversy and ridicule among residents. Mayor Sam Joshi and Chief Tom Bryan defend the practice, claiming it acts as…