Tom Bergeron

Triangle Manufacturing CEO Dax Strohmeyer has been named the new chairman of the board of directors of the Commerce and Industry Association, effective Nov. 1, the group announced. Strohmeyer succeeds outgoing chair Audrey Murphy of Hackensack Meridian Health, who completed her two-year term. CIANJ also announced Kim Vierheilig of STV will serve as vice chair. […]

Good news for the passionate wrestling community in New Jersey. At a time when too many universities across the country are dropping the sport, Rider University is going all in. Thanks, in part, to a $500,000 gift from former All-American wrestler Tim Morrison and his family. Earlier this week, Rider held a dedication ceremony for […]

When we turned our clocks back an hour this weekend, ending daylight savings time, it meant two things: We got an extra hour’s sleep, in theory; We have to adjust to the outside light during morning and evening commutes. Here’s something you may not realize: Sleep doctors say changing the clocks back and forth twice […]

Bussel Realty Corp. recently subleased the entirety of 355 Clearview Road in Edison – a 87,103-square-foot industrial building – on behalf of Meiya Capital Inc., the firm announced Monday.

Patrick McCoy has been named chief financial officer – and acting CEO – of the Gateway Development Commission, the organization announced Monday. The news comes as the organization prepares for the departure of current CEO, Kris Kolluri, on Nov. 8. GDC co-chairs Balpreet Grewal-Virk (New Jersey) and Alicia Glen (New York) and vice chair Tony […]

Unprecedented global initiative, co-founded by WPU’s Hirshon, will feature student election coverage centered at WPU

In a return to the priest-president format that has been a hallmark of the school for most of its 168-year history, Seton Hall University on Monday celebrated the investiture of Monsignor Joseph Reilly as the school’s twenty-second president. Hank D’Alessandro, chair of the Board of Regents and a graduate of the class of 1985, presided […]

Legislation authored by State Sen. John Burzichelli (D-Glassboro) that would have utility companies adopt an early notification program that alerts consumers of their energy use so they can avoid unexpected and expensive electric and gas bills, passed in the Senate last week by a 27-13 vote.

The N.J. Board of Public Utilities announced the approval of Triennium 2 energy efficiency programs proposed by the state’s seven electric and gas utilities.

South Jersey Industries’ Linden Renewable Energy project — one in which an innovative technology will help North Jersey customers turn their organic waste streams into renewable energy while reducing greenhouse gases — is being praised before it even begins operation. In October, SJI received the 2024 Energy Vision Leadership Award by Energy Vision, which recognizes […]