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11 advocacy groups are opposing the new Liberty State Park bill, calling for Caven Point to be protected and no major commercialization.

The New Jersey Assembly State and Local Government Committee advanced a bill without amendments allocating $250M for Liberty State Park.

Jersey City Councilman Solomon called for the Liberty State Park bill to have amendments to protect Caven Point & ban major privatization.

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

Supporters say the park needs more ballfields and other recreation. Opponents say the bill could allow large projects that mar the parks character.

Supporters say the park needs more ballfields and other recreation. Opponents say the bill could allow large projects that mar the parks character.

A new bill would appropriate $250M from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to the Liberty State Park Design Task Force.

Democracy Advocates and Legislators Make Case for Same-Day Voter Registration at Statehouse Rally Today 

Food Truck Festival returns to much success

As CarePoint Health completes its transition from a for-profit healthcare system to a non-profit system, the company has the endorsement of elected officials