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Firefighter's Wife Charged With Embezzling Conference Funds

The wife of a volunteer Madison firefighter has been charged with embezzling more than $11,000 from the fire department's members over several years, police said.

Madison Rotary Takes Aim for Fourth Family Festival

Food, music, fireworks, games of chance and carnival rides were in store when the Rotary Club of Madison's Fourth Annual Family Festival came to the borough.

Catalanello, Rowe GOP Nominees for Madison Council

Primary election results showed Councilman Robert Catalanello and Board of Education Vice President Pat Rowe winning the Republican nominations to two Borough Council seats, coming out ahead of three other candidates in the GOP primary.

They'll be on the ballot in November with Democratic nominees Jeff Gertler and Maureen Byrne, who ran unopposed for their party's nomination.

'Mad Money' Host Talks Investing at High School

Madison High School students who were learning about financial concepts in the classroom got to pick the brain of financial analyst and "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer when he came to speak at the school.

Officer's Hand Punctured in Scuffle at Pharmacy

A Madison police officer's hand was punctured after a man who was being questioned in a Main Street pharmacy became uncooperative and threw a display and shelving, authorities said.

GVR Developer Selection Process Wrapping Up

A subcommittee was expected to begin the final stages of identifying the company that will purchase and redevelop the five-acre Green Village Road School property.

SUV Stolen From Green Village Road Driveway

Madison police urged residents to secure their cars and report any suspicious activity after an SUV was stolen from a Green Village Road driveway and "numerous" other auto thefts were reported in surrounding towns.

Madison Names Teachers of the Year

Educators honored at school board meeting.

Realogy's Move to Madison Cheered at Ribbon-Cutting

The opening of Realogy Holdings Corp.'s new international headquarters on Park Avenue  was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting with Gov. Chris Christie in attendance.

Farmers Market Returns to Green Village Road

Shoppers continued checking out the fresh New Jersey produce at the Madison Farmers Market even after it started raining a few hours into the first market of the year.