Edison, NJ- On March 1st, 1924, a quiet Saturday morning in the industrial town of Raritan, New Jersey, was violently shattered. An explosion at the Nixon Nitration Works facility ripped through the area, triggering devastating fires and a chain of destruction that echoed for miles. Twenty lives were lost, and…
Author: The Edison Reporter Staff
Edison, NJ- Construction has commenced on the highly anticipated new sports building at the Edison Jets field. However, the project has been met with some criticism due to a significant price jump that occurred before ground was even broken. Initially announced in June 2022 with an estimated cost of $5…
Edison, NJ- The 2017 racist campaign flyer incident in Edison, New Jersey, continues to cast a long shadow. The offensive content, attacking Asian-American school board candidates Falguni Patel and Jerry Shi, served as a potent reminder of the deep divisions that can exist even within diverse communities. As residents continue…
Edison, NJ – Looking to raise money for a worthy cause while adding a touch of patriotic flair to your home or business? Look no further than DE & DE Midnight Flags’ beautiful, handcrafted wooden flags. These stunning pieces of art are made right here in Edison, and now offer…
MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NJ – The Middlesex County Board of Commissioners has appointed Iris Delgado and Shivi Prasad-Madhukar to the Middlesex College Board of Trustees. The new trustees bring a wealth of experience in political strategy, education, and public policy to the 12-person board. This board plays a crucial role in…
Edison, NJ – The one question Council President Nish Patel answered at Monday’s council meeting was who came up with the cannibis re-zoning ordinance and where did it come from. He replied stating simply “the administration” referring to Mayor Sam Joshi. A proposed ordinance that would have re-zoned certain areas…
In 2018, New Jersey took a major step in reforming its school funding system with the passage of Senate Bill S2. This significant piece of legislation aimed to address longstanding inequities in the distribution of state aid to school districts. At the forefront of this effort was then-Senate President Stephen…
EDISON, NJ – The Edison Township Council has taken steps to improve water infrastructure with the approval of an $8.85 million bond ordinance. The funds will support a comprehensive project to replace aging water meters and implement an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) network in the areas served by the Edison…
EDISON, NJ – The Edison Board of Education, led by President Biral Patel, recently took decisive steps to address two pressing issues facing the community: the potential impact of expanded cannabis use and the ongoing concerns surrounding vaping and substance abuse within schools. The Board of Education made their stance…
Hands of Hope: Building a Stronger Community, One Meal at a Time Edison, NJ- Hunger’s grip can be relentless, affecting individuals and families across all walks of life. In Edison, the Hands of Hope food pantry stands as a testament to the power of community in combating food insecurity. At…