Podcast: Jessica Paolini, Manager, Office of Economic Development, and Walter Lane, Director, Office of Planning, Policy and Economic Development, discuss 2022 accomplishments and 2023 plans for Somerset County with Joe Peters on In The Know With Joe. Please listen in to this informative interview... The [...]
James W. Hughes, the retired Dean and Distinguished Professor, of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Rutgers University, publishes periodical Rutgers Regional Reports on the Coronavirus Economic Rebound. In this episode, you will learn what Professor Hughes sees on the horizon [...]
Listen in as I am being interviewed by Fred Saide of MoneyMattersUSA You can listen to my other podcasts here: Don't forget to check out our latest market reports!
Most investment counselors specialize in the accumulation aspects of your investment portfolio. Fred is highly specialized in that he specializes in the decumulation aspects of your portfolio helping to minimize your risks and realizing your goals in your retirement and legacy. His contact information is [...]
Please listen in while I interview Joanne Gellson owner of Heart and Soul Senior Concierge Services and learn how she helps both patients and families through the "end of life" process. I think that you will find it both heartwarming and informative. Joanne Gleaseon is [...]
Paul Grzella, Director of the Greater Raritan Workforce Development Board, is interviewed by Joe Peters as to how the board fared through 2021 and what's new for 2022 in addressing the needs of our two counties. Listen in as Paul Grzella explains how both Employers [...]
Longtime Somerville resident Michael has been recently elected the chairman of the Downtown Sommerville Alliance. Listen in to hear his plans for the alliance and downtown Somerville... Michaell Kerwin Downtown Somerville Alliance
Learn about Somerville's early history from Marge Sullivan as she discusses Somerville's from 1850 through the end of World War I. You will also learn Somerville's city hall (known as the County's Handsomest House) originated from as well as how it came to be that [...]
James W. Hughes, the retired Dean and Distinguished Professor, Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Rutgers University, publishes periodical Rutgers Regional Reports on the Coronavirus Economic Rebound. In this episode, you will learn what Professor Hughes sees on the horizon for New [...]
Hunterdon County 2021 Voting Options as per a podcast interview with Mary Melfi our County Clerk with Joe Peters. This has changed since 2020 and you now have three voting options I thought that you might like to hear from Mary first hand to clear up [...]