The Amboy Guardian

Friday Tour Followed Recent Ocean County Assembly Tour & Eight Assembly Hearings on Sandy Impact

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TRENTON — Some Hurricane Sandy survivors who ask for disaster assistance wonder why they receive applications for loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration. Receiving an SBA loan application is part of the process that begins when survivors register with the Federal Emergency Management Agency for help after a disaster. Applications of those registering with […]

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PERTH AMBOY — On Saturday Night at around 7 p.m. the Delta Gas Station on Hall Avenue and Amboy Avenue caught fire. The fire started due to a spark from a car on a lift. *Photos by Joe Bayona

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PERTH AMBOY — At its regular December trustees meeting the Museums of Perth Amboy voted to give a sizable grant to the FSM.

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PERTH AMBOY — Mayor Wilda Diaz was presented a $10,000 check Monday, December 17, 2012 from Chevron, as a contribution towards the “Perth Amboy Superstorm Sandy 2012” trust account.

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PERTH AMBOY – Councilmen Bill Petrick and Fernando Gonzalez were concerned about utility bills.

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PERTH AMBOY — Council President Kenneth Balut who had been a strong supporter of getting funds to help restore the Prop House continued his battle to get money freed up to do this.

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Cathedral International Mourns the Victims of Sandy Hook Elementary School Newtown, Connecticut—

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Assemblyman John S. Wisniewski (D-19, Middlesex),Chair of the New Jersey Fire Safety Commission today released the following column reminding residents of the increased risk of home fires over the holiday season and highlighting steps they can take to reduce such risks.

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By Eric Salvary — PERTH AMBOY — For 40 years Wholesale Kitchens and Cabinets had sold some of the best quality house decor in Middlesex county,

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By Maraika Najimian— EDISON  —Losing a loved one can be a traumatic experience, but now there is a way to turn tragedy into something positive.

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PRINCETON – Thirty-seven years ago someone suggested that Santa fly into the airport for the area children watch.

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NEW JERSEY  — There is information that several people have gone into the disaster recovery centers recently and that they are receiving phone calls from someone reporting to be a FEMA person. That person is telling people that they owe $800. THIS IS TOTAL FRAUD!

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NEW JERSEY — seniors who had disaster losses because of hurricane sandy are urged to apply for disaster assistance.

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TRENTON — Synagogues, mosques, temples, churches, other religious centers and non-profit organizations that suffered damages in Hurricane Sandy may apply for disaster assistance from the U.S. Small Business Administration.

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TRENTON — Seniors who suffered losses when hurricane Sandy pummeled New Jersey don’t have to worry about being hit a second time if they receive disaster funds. FEMA disaster assistance is not counted as income, is not taxed, and has no effect on Social Security or other government benefits. Federal Coordinating Officer, Michael J. Hall […]

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