Hoboken heading back to the drawing board on North End Special Assessment District
The Hoboken council will consider hiring a law firm to explore the possibility of creating a North End Special Assessment District.
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The Hoboken council will consider hiring a law firm to explore the possibility of creating a North End Special Assessment District.
Capodagli Property Co. has proposed a banquet hall, restaurants, and a parking deck with a rooftop terrace for property on Robbins Parkway.
9 & 10 News April 19, 2021 Local theater groups are learning to move forward and adapt during the pandemic. “It’s been really emotional in some sense and it’s been a lot of months now without doing anything,” says Joseph Baumann, president of the Cadillac Footliters. Cadillac Footliters is a nonprofit theater group, and due to COVID-19, they haven’t been able to host a live performance in more than a year. “We were in the midst of a junior’s production last march that had to be canceled two and a half weeks before, 60 kids were going to be on stage,” says Baumann.
News Transcript News Briefs, March 10 News Transcript News Briefs, March 10 Borough Council members in Freehold Borough have confirmed the appointment of Matthew Goode to serve as borough attorney for the remainder of 2021. On March 1, council members authorized a professional services agreement with Goode, who is a partner at Arbus, Maybruch and Goode. Goode will provide general legal services at the flat rate of $6,750 per month, not to exceed $67,500. He will also provide litigation services at an hourly rate of $150 for an amount not to exceed $10,000. The total amount to be paid to Good...
Wrestling: Dublin Scioto's Dylan Le eager to make another push for state ThisWeek group Dublin Scioto senior Dylan Le still wonders “what if” when he thinks about the cancellation of the Division I state wrestling tournament last March because of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Le, who competed at 113 and 120 pounds last season and is expected to compete at 120 this year, will be attempting to earn his third state berth. He was supposed to be joined at state a year ago by 2020 graduates Daniel Segura (152), Deron Pulliam (182) and Donovan Hardin (heavyweight). They lost out on a fina...