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Friends of Liberty State Park joined by officials, residents at rally to protect Caven Point - Vimarsana News

Friends of Liberty State Park joined by officials, residents at rally to protect Caven Point

Friends of Liberty State Park were joined by Jersey City officials & residents at a rally to protect Caven Point in light of a new bill.

People's Park Foundation, seeking to expand Liberty State Park recreation, files as nonprofit - Vimarsana News

People's Park Foundation, seeking to expand Liberty State Park recreation, files as nonprofit

The People's Park Foundation, a group that is seeking to expand recreation at Liberty State Park, has recently filed as a nonprofit.

Murphy joins Hoboken pols to break ground on rail yard project with $176M in state funding - Vimarsana News

Murphy joins Hoboken pols to break ground on rail yard project with $176M in state funding

Gov. Murphy joined Hoboken officials to break ground on the former rail yards redevelopment plan, now known as the Hoboken Connect project.

Hoboken council to vote on 1st reading to potentially acquire Union Dry Dock for $13.36M - Vimarsana News

Hoboken council to vote on 1st reading to potentially acquire Union Dry Dock for $13.36M

The Hoboken council will vote on the 1st reading to potentially acquire Union Dry Dock property for $13.36 million at tonight's meeting.

Bill to protect Caven Point section of Liberty State Park clears Senate Judiciary Committee - Vimarsana News

Bill to protect Caven Point section of Liberty State Park clears Senate Judiciary Committee

A bill to protect the Liberty State Park's Caven Point cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee after controversial legislation passed in June.