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SECAUCUS — Brick Fest Live! will run at the Meadowlands Expo Center in Secaucus October 8 to 9, with 10,000 people expected to interact with 60,000 square feet of LEGOs. It allows families to enjoy creations from all over the world, like life-sized LEGO models and cities, made entirely of this timeless toy. In addition …
JERSEY CITY — Citing a willingness to listen and a unique grasp of issues facing New Jersey, State Senator Sandra Cunningham has endorsed Phil Murphy for governor. “I have known Phil Murphy for close to 20 years,” Cunningham said. “I had the privilege of meeting Phil at his home with my late husband, Glenn Cunningham. …
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The Other C Word The beauty of this episode recap is it writes itself. The best part is just taking the quotes right from the horses’ mouths. After all, being fluent in Jersey-speak is an art unto itself. We pick up after the fight between Jacqueline and Robyn the night before. The push is on …
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JERSEY CITY — PSE&G announced that it is planning to close two aging power plants by 2017, one of which is located in Jersey City, the other in Mercer County. The coal-powered PSEG Hudson Generating Station power plant in Jersey City was at one point considered one of the most polluting in the nation. “We …
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HOBOKEN — Almost a week after a train crash in Hoboken injured more than 100 people and caused the death of a local mom, NJTransit has told its workers that a second crew member must watch as trains pull into the terminal, according to an unsourced news report on Wednesday. While PATH and light rail …
JERSEY CITY – PSE&G has announced that it plans to close two aging power plants by 2017, one of which is located in Jersey City. The coal-powered PSEG Hudson Generating Station power plant in Jersey City was at one point considered one of the most polluting in the nation. “We have worked with environmental groups …
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JERSEY CITY – Mayor Steven Fulop, the Jersey City Municipal Council, and the Jersey City Office of Cultural Affairs will present the 26th Annual Jersey City Art & Studio Tour, a free self-guided tour featuring nearly 900 artists, 86 murals, and 200 participating stops that include galleries, artist studios, public art, and mixed-use and pop-up …
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SECAUCUS — A $16 billion eight-year transportation funding compromise plan was unveiled Friday, Sept. 30. The plan includes funding for the expansion of the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail system, Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto announced in the press release. The agreement will provide $2 billion in new annual revenue into the state’s Transportation Trust Fund. The trust …
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(Union City, NJ) Mayor Brian P. Stack and the Board of Commissioners announce that the City of Union City will hold an Italian Flag-raising Ceremony commemorating Columbus Day on Friday, October 7, 2016 at 12:00 PM at International Park located on the corner of Palisade Avenue and 38th Street. The ceremony will include invited guest …
SECAUCUS — On Tuesday, Oct. 4 Lance Leedy, 56, of Hasbrouck Heights was traveling on the “main body” of Route 3 West in a 2001 Ford Explorer, according to a press release from the Secaucus Police Department. At approximately 8:08 p.m. Leedy veered over the grass median onto the Route 3 West Service Road. In …
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