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The Western Edge project developers are suing Hoboken & Union City for allegedly allowing them to interfere "at the expense of benefits."
Hudson County View The Hoboken City Council okayed two measures that may potentially scale back the Western Edge project at last night’s meeting, three weeks after the developer said they had no plans of reducing the height of their plan. A Jefferson Street building that is a key piece of the Western Edge Redevelopment Plan. Photo via Google Maps. By John Heinis/Hudson County View ” … I can’t wrap my head around why we’re putting this piece of property in an area of redevelopment, being that the North End redevelopment is on the same block, why are we putting it in the W...
Hudson County View An artist’s rendering of the Western Edge project in Hoboken. By John Heinis/Hudson County View ” … I am glad to have received a commitment from Pegasus Partners to reduce the permitted height of their proposed buildings to 145 feet, thus ensuring that there will be no structures built above the height of the Palisades,” Bhalla said in a statement, noting that stakeholders have been involved in conversations for weeks. “I believe this is a reasonable compromise that reflects the quality of life and feedback of residents in neighboring municipalities, w...
Hudson County, Union City hosting walk-up COVID-19 vaccination clinic on Bergenline Ave By John Heinis/Hudson County View The clinic will be set up between 31st and 32nd Streets between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. with individuals having the option to be vaccinated with either the Johnson and Johnson or Moderna vaccine. “Since becoming more readily available, Hudson County has worked closely with our municipal partners to ensure this lifesaving vaccine is easily accessible to all of our residents,” Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise said in a statement. “Whether that means setting up vaccination...
ARNPRIOR -- Many residents in Arnprior, Ont. were shocked this week when they found a letter in their mailbox titled "My Opinion" from Mayor Walter Stack. The four page letter addressed "To all the residents of Arnprior" states Stack’s opinion that he does "not believe Racism is systemic in Arnprior." The letter was released after ongoing claims from residents that racism is, in fact, systemic in the town west of Ottawa "I had to read it a couple of times to really believe what I was seeing," says Candice Nault, a resident in the town and mother of two Black sons.