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HOBOKEN–According to a media release, the family of Fabiola De Kroon, the woman killed in the Hoboken train station by debris during a train crash on Sept. 29, has filed a claim against New Jersey Transit. De Kroon, 34, had dropped her daughter off at day care and headed to the station to go to …

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HOBOKEN–According to a media release, the family of Fabiola De Kroon, the woman killed in the Hoboken train station by debris during a train crash on Sept. 29, has filed a claim against New Jersey Transit. De Kroon, 34, had dropped her daughter off at day care and headed to the station to go to …

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In Jersey City, even though downtown Grand Street is four lanes wide in some places, it’s still not safe enough for bicyclists, considering the large volume of cars traveling at high speed. At least, that’s according to members of Bike JC, who are among the local groups that have petitioned the city to make changes …

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In Jersey City, even though downtown Grand Street is four lanes wide in some places, it’s still not safe enough for bicyclists, considering the large volume of cars traveling at high speed. At least, that’s according to members of Bike JC, who are among the local groups that have petitioned the city to make changes …

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STATEWIDE — The state’s legislature may vote Monday on a bill supported by Gov. Christopher Christie to take away the longstanding mandate that local governments must advertise their actions and meetings (including liquor license transfer votes and the like) in advance in newspapers. The language was tucked into a series of measures that also would …

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STATEWIDE — The state’s legislature may vote Monday on a bill supported by Gov. Christopher Christie to take away the longstanding mandate that local governments must advertise their actions and meetings (including liquor license transfer votes and the like) in advance in newspapers. The language was tucked into a series of measures that also would …

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HOBOKEN — Parking meter machines have just begun to be installed in uptown Hoboken on Washington and Hudson Streets. The City Council approved the project last June. The machines will be operational “sometime in early 2017,” according to city spokesman Juan Melli. “Plenty of notice will be provided to the public before they are in …

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HOBOKEN — Parking meter machines have just begun to be installed in uptown Hoboken on Washington and Hudson Streets. The City Council approved the project last June. The machines will be operational “sometime in early 2017,” according to city spokesman Juan Melli. “Plenty of notice will be provided to the public before they are in …

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