Lord & Taylor hosts annual 'School La La' fashion show at Bridgewater Commons.
There were 21 young models who walked the red carpet at Lord & Taylor in the Bridgewater Commons Saturday afternoon as part of the store's "School La La" fashion show. The children were all dressed in the store's newest back-to-school fashions.
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There are lots of clothing and electronic offerings for back to school.
The school year is about to begin, and with it comes days shopping for new clothes, new electronics and lots more to get students back into the vein of learning and having fun. Digitally, there are many different programs providing opportunities for students as they work on their assignments both in high school and college. According to Nicole Owens—in the community service development department with the Microsoft Store, located in the Bridgewater Commons Mall—Office Home and Student, and Office University, have been extremely popular in the last month. She said MLA format is required to prevent copyright infringement, and the program assists with it. “Now, each of the office suite products have used that format, which makes review …
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The following arrest information was supplied by the Bridgewater Township Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
Bridgewater Township Police arrested two people last week for shoplifting at Lord & Taylor in the Bridgewater Commons Mall. Leyadda Wright, 26, of Newark, was charged with shoplifting after she was allegedly found with $75.60 worth of merchandise from the store at 5:23 p.m. Feb. 10. She was also charged with criminal mischief after she was found to have caused damage to items of clothing while trying to remove the security sensors. Terrance Boone, 43, of Newark, was charged with shoplifting after he was allegedly found with $890 worth of merchandise from both Lord & Taylor and Macy's at 6:37 p.m. Feb. 8. In addition, police are investigating two different thefts at the mall. According to police, a shopper reported at 3:23 p.m. Feb. 4 that …
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The following arrest information was supplied by the Bridgewater Township Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
A fire in a home on Route 202/206 Jan. 19 was reported by the township official as not suspicious after it woke a family in the early morning hours. According to Bridgewater Township Police, a resident was awoken by his son at 1:26 a.m. because of the fire alarm activating and fire burning through the ceiling above the fireplace in the living room. All residents of the house were able to exit and escape any injury, but Bridgewater Township Police Lt. Al Nicaretta said the house was deemed uninhabitable because of severe damage from the fire. None of the houses nearby were damaged during the fire, Nicaretta said. Police said the township fire official determined that the fire may have been caused by papers that were found to be lodged next …
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Mike
7:53 am on Thursday, August 30, 2012
I'd love to see a poll on how much parents spend for each category for each of their kids: education-related (pencils, notebooks, calculators, etc.), fashion (Uggs, Air Jordans, bling, etc.), electronics (new iPhone, new iPod, camera, etc.), and so forth. more ›