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And why is that . Because its actually not so much about an insignificant shade around 7 30 in the morning, but its about public safety. We could go there now and find numerous empty cans of alcohol and walk the grounds of the eastern half and find syringes. Its just horrible. 20 years i have livered there. I love that park. I love puc for donating money to improve that park. So my passion is about that park. What this eastern half lacks is housing. 1090 and 1080 eddy with more northeastern park...

Engagement and skilled museum organization. So as alex said were currently woring with the [stkaoeupbl ] Design Task Force to develop the vision into a design and build this small installation project by the end of september. But we really hope that this project catalyzes a larger process. We have so much momentum with this partnership right now, green streets exploratorium and rec and park and hope it can turn into a larger planning process and Capital Improvement process and being even more of...

The NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection has rescheduled a Liberty State Park Design Task Force meeting to Saturday, March 2nd at 10 a.m.

Op-Ed: NJ NAACP President Smith expresses his opinion on why the NJ DEP's latest Liberty State Park plan includes a "blatant act of racism."

The Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) welcomed legal expert Lolibeth Ramit-Medrano as Commissioner under a new administration beginning this year until 2030. Commissioner Medrano’s 22-year public service record spans different technical and leadership roles, most recently as Undersecretary

The project will bring two new buildings and renovations in the Hoboken Terminal area over the course of five years.

Activists see the recent passage of a new redevelopment bill as another battle over the fate of the park.

Alongside the redevelopment agreement, the council also voted to implement a city-wide 20 mph speed limit.

The passed bill, which critics have warned will open up the park to privatization, now heads to Gov. Murphy for his signature.

The bill, which would put aside millions for a park Design Task Force, has been met with criticism that it could allow for privatization.