Mayor Booker and the Municipal Council is committed to creating economic development activities in the City of Newark that substantially enhance the quality of life for all who live, work and play in our great city. Beginning with the reform of the Department of Economic and Housing development, we have worked to develop an economic vision to create an equitable, prosperous and sustainable city. From providing opportunities for local business to creating a more effective workforce development program, The Booker administration is committed to fulfilling the vision of Newark as a city with economic abundance.
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December 15- Making Rules for Riverfront Development Public Meeting | Learn More |
SAVE THE DATE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 6:30-8:30 PM
Making the Rules for Riverfront Development
Public Meeting on Newark Riverfront Development Framework
Tuesday, December 15, 6:30-8:30 pm
Newark City Hall, Basement Rotunda
920 Broad Street
Newark, NJ 07102
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October 6- Opening of The South Ward Powerhouse | Learn More |
The “South Ward Powerhouse” is a transportable house which showcases how everyone can incorporate green living into their daily lives. The house is a 30’ X 18’ X 12’ structure that features a kitchen, living room, dining room, utility room and bathroom, and holds 20-30 visitors at a time. Residents and other visitors to the house will be able to walk through the various rooms and see a visual display of invaluable energy saving tips and the appliances and other items that can make homes more energy efficient, environmentally friendly and most importantly, help save money.
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March 1, 2010 - Councilman Quintana Raises Flag at City Hall in Honor of Dominican Republic Independence | Learn More |
Councilman Vice President and Councilman-At-Large Luis A. Quintana congratulated Dominicans around the State of New Jersey and particularly those in the City of Newark on the 166th Anniversary of the Dominican Republic’s Independence Day with a flag raising ceremony at Newark City Hall this past weekend. Councilman Quintana was joined by Newark Mayor Cory A. Booker, and Council members Carlos Gonzalez, Anibal Ramos and Ron Rice.
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August 27 - Crump Joins Tate George for NASDAQ Closing Ceremony | Learn More |
Newark Municipal Council President Mildred C. Crump joined Newark native and former NBA player Tate George to ring the NASDAQ closing bell at a ceremony this afternoon. George is President, CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors of The George Group LLC, a real estate development company that is involved in several high-profile projects throughout the City of Newark. The George Group was invited to host the ceremony in honor of their affiliation with the NBA Legends Foundation, Hole In The Wall Gang, Developing Minds and Vision of Hope charities.
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October 9, 2008 - Green Jobs Campaign | Learn More |
Newark officials joined nonprofit groups to launch a “green” jobs initiative designed to boost to the city’s economy by providing environmentally friendly job opportunities to members of Saving Our Selves (S.O.S.), a local nonprofit gang intervention and prevention organization that helps gang members and those at risk acquire valuable trade skills.
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2010 Rolling Sale | Learn More |
The City of Newark, Department of Economic and Housing Development, Division of Housing and Real Estate is seeking proposals from qualified proposers to develop parcels of vacant land and several structures in accordance with the City of Newark's Land Disposition Policy.
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Voter Registration Announcement | Learn More |
The last day to register to vote for the upcoming May 11, 2010 Newark Municipal Election is Tuesday, April 20, 2010. The Office of the City Clerk locate at City Hall, 920 Broad Street, Room B-9 will be open to the public until 9:00 P.M. on that date for those who wish to register to vote.
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Vote By Mail | Learn More |
In New Jersey, any voter can now vote by mail in any election. You do not need a reason to Vote by Mail. Don’t feel like going to the polls? Simply vote by mail. Exercise your right to vote! Now there is no excuse not to vote. Vote by Mail.
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News from March 18 | Learn More |
OP EDS/ COLUMNS
- The school-aid cuts are up; Christie's reputation is down
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NEWARK/ESSEX COUNTY
- Newark officials announce 149 arrests in undercover drug sting at Garden Spires complex
- 149 drug arrests in NJ city Conan O'Brien mocked
- Mayor booker and police director mccarthy hold press conference to discuss ...
- The Daily Newarker | Home
NJ STATE NEWS
- N.J. to get $216M in federal stimulus funds for school construction
- NJ Gov. Chris Christie budget plan takes bigger cuts from wealthier school ...
- NJ school district officials say Gov. Chris Christie budget cuts will force ...
- N.J. Democrats, state employee unions plan protests of Christie's budget
- N.J. school custodians are targeted by districts looking to shed costs
- N.J. utilities say about 9,200 homes, businesses still don't have electricity after storm
- N.J. gay rights advocates prepare legal action to get state to legalize same-sex marriage
NATIONAL
- Obama interview on Fox testy
- House Dems: Bill will reduce deficit by $100B
- Clinton arrives in Moscow for two-day visit
- Government orders recall of 1.2M Graco high chairs
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March 17 - "Operation Justice" Press Conferecne Today At 1pm | Learn More |
WHO: Mayor Cory A. Booker, Police Director Garry F. McCarthy, and other Newark and law enforcement dignitaries.
WHAT: Will hold a press conference today to discuss “Operation Justice,” a series of early morning police raids aimed at key players in the narcotics trade, which resulted in the arrest of a large number of people wanted on various criminal and open bench warrants.
WHEN: Wednesday, March 17
1 p.m.
WHERE: Academy Spires Housing Complex Courtyard
175-195 First Street
Newark
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News from March 17 | Learn More |
NEWARK/ESSEX COUNTY
- St. Patrick's Day evolves into 'thick' tradition for NJ residents
- NJ Gov. Christie: Day Of Reckoning Is Here
- Reductions in education and hospital aid will hurt working poor, says Spencer
- The Red Bulls Are Finally Ready to Open the Arena of Their Dreams
NJ STATE NEWS
- N.J. Gov. 'Wrecking Ball' Christie swings budget ax, misses tax cut for wealthy
- N.J. Democratic lawmakers criticize steep budget cuts, tax increases
- Breakdown of Gov. Chris Christie's New Jersey budget plan
- Five ways N.J. Gov. Chris Christie's budget plan can affect you
- Federal prosecutor in World Trade Center bombing is appointed first assistant U.S. Attorney in N.J.
- Court rules Tea Party can proceed with effort to recall Sen. Robert Menendez
- 'ATM bandits' targeted N.J. office buildings in $100K burglary spree
NATIONAL
- First lady calls for better snacks
- Reform would shift Fed's power
- Costs holding back House bill
- Duncan proposes NCAA bans for low grad rates
- Genetically modified foods get U.S. traction
- Military trying to curb pill use
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News from March 16 | Learn More |
OP EDS/ COLUMNS
- Gov. Chris Christie to suburbs: Drop dead
- NJ benefits from IZOD Center and Sports Authority investment
- 5 ways to improve health care measure
NEWARK/ ESSEX COUNTY
- The Daily Newarker | Home
- Coalition of Newark educators form unlikely alliance trying to reform city school
- Soccer Heaven in NJ - Red Bulls Open $200m, Euro-Style Palace
- Former Essex County Jail transformed into $24M office space welcomes tenants
- Newark police seek relatives of two men who died of natural causes
NJ STATE NEWS
- Gov. Chris Christie prepares to give N.J. Legislature his budget message
- Climatologists are prepared to call this winter season N.J.'s harshest on record
- N.J. Gov. Chris Christie's budget is expected to slash school funds by $820M
- N.J. treasurer faces challenge of convincing Legislature to support Gov. Christie's budget
- N.J. budget cuts could burden low-income Garden State residents
- N.J. Senate panel approves nominees for three Cabinet posts
- Ex-Jersey City lawmaker says NJ's massive corruption probe was tainted
NATIONAL
- 4.4-magnitude quake jolts Los Angeles area
- Hurricanes create Census hurdles in New Orleans
- If it feels like your tax refund's poky, you're not alone
- Pelosi may try to pass bill without vote
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March 12 - City of Newark and Enviromental Agency Announce New Federal Grant | Learn More |
Deputy Mayor of Economic and Housing Development Stefan Pryor, East Ward Council Member Augusto Amador, Federal Environmental Protection Agency Regional Administrator Judith Enck, and Ironbound Community Corporation (ICC) Executive Director Joseph Della Fave, Essex County Sheriff Armando Fontoura and other dignitaries announced the award of a federal $100,000 Community Action for a Renewed Environment (CARE) grant to the Ironbound Community Corporation to identify and address environmental health risks in the East Ward, during a press conference which was held at the River Bank Park Field House in Newark, yesterday. River Bank Park is located between Raymond Boulevard and Market Street, and between Van Buren and Somme Streets.
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March 11 - Celebrate Georgia King Village | Learn More |
WHO: Mayor Cory A. Booker, West Ward Council Member Ronald C. Rice, Newark Now President and CEO Edgar Izurieta, the Georgia King Village Resident Council, the West Ward Collective and other dignitaries.
WHAT: Will celebrate the City of Newark’s Georgia King Family Success Center and Resident Council.
WHEN: Thursday, March 11, at 2:30 p.m.
WHERE: 250 Georgia King Village
(off West Market Street)
Newark
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News from March 10 | Learn More |
NEWARK/ ESSEX COUNTY
- Newark Archdiocese donates church supplies to parishes in Haiti after devastating earthquake
- Suspect in Newark airport breach pleads guilty
- N.J. man admits Newark Liberty airport security breach for goodbye kiss
- Newark-bound JetBlue flight is diverted after passenger 'disturbance'
Newark woman found dead at Irvington bus terminal
By New Jersey Local News Service
IRVINGTON -- A 64-year-old Newark woman found dead at the Irvington bus terminal this morning is believed to have died of natural causes, authorities said.
NJ STATE NEWS
- N.J. Gov. Chris Christie says he's stuck with bill for state worker 7 percent pay hike
- Sen. Donald Norcross proposes bill requiring N.J. employees to live in state
- NAACP files ethics complaint against Lesniak and Bateman
- Sen. Codey introduces bill to tighten grip on use of N.J. government vehicles
- Democrats react to NJ Transit cuts; stimulus money promised
- N.J. school officials say they can't educate parents about budget without state aid numbers
- $200 million Red Bull Arena set to open March 20
- NJ Attorney General asks court to reveal information about state trooper case
NATIONAL
Study shows 43 percent of Americans have less than $10K saved for retirement
Bank of America offers to halt some debit card overdraft fees
Common set of school standards to be offered
Roberts: State of the Union scene 'troubling'
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News from March 9 | Learn More |
OP EDS/ COLUMNS
- Bret Schundler and education; Newark's positives; Naked snowwoman fight
- After this housing reform, we'll still be headed south
NEWARK/ ESSEX COUNTY
- Newark looks to Obama housing plan with hope
- St. Philip's Academy welcomes home for boys to teaching kitchen
- Newark airport breach suspect due in court Tuesday
- Scenes from Man Up movie premiere
- Welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre: 'I'm the target'
NJ STATE NEWS
- N.J. Senate panel approves three nominees for Gov. Chris Christie's cabinet
- NJ Transit gets $52 million for stimulus projects | Philadelphia Inquirer | 03 ...
- U.S. Census allows same-sex couples in N.J. to identify themselves as married
- Jersey City council seats could become full-time jobs
- Assembly committee plans to study N.J. prison inmate population
- N.J. residents born in Puerto Rico are required to get new birth certificates to curb forgeries
- N.J. Senate committee confirms Janet Rosenzweig as head of Department of Children and Families
NATIONAL
- Obama officials offer plan to help sell homes facing foreclosure
- 1 employee killed in Ohio State shooting
- Unemployment benefits no longer temporary?
- Jurisdictions urge residents to respond to census
- Automotive industry, regulators are 'too cozy'
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March 5 -The New Jersey Nets Are Welcomed To The Prudential Center | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, NBA Deputy Commissioner and COO Adam Silver, New Jersey Nets CEO Brett Yormark, New Jersey Devils Chairman and Managing Partner Jeff Vanderbeek, and Newark Regional Business Partnership President & CEO Chip Hallock, Jr., discussed the Nets’ interim relocation to the Prudential Center in Newark for the 2010-2011 and 2011-2012 seasons during a press conference which was held today in the Verizon Tower of the Prudential Center on the corner of Mulberry and Lafayette Streets.
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February 22 - Free Access to Financial Professionals for Newark Residents | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, Deputy Mayor for Economic and Housing Development Stefan Pryor, Brick City Development Corporation Chief Executive Officer Lyneir Richardson, Financial Planning Association of New Jersey Director Omega Hartman, Newark Asset Building Coalition Chairman Reggie Dorsey and representatives from various financial institutions and service organizations launched the second annual Newark Financial Helpline at a Non-Emergency Call Center ceremony today.
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February 22 - Second Anniversary of Youth Education and Employment Center | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, Deputy Mayor of Neighborhood Engagement Margarita Muñiz, Rutgers-Newark Chancellor Steven J. Diner, Rutgers Executive Dean of Agriculture and Natural Resources Dr. Robert M. Goodman; YE²S Center Director Kenneth M. Karamichael, Newark Public Schools Director of Alternative Education Director Dr. Vincent L. Mays, representatives of The Nicholson Foundation and the Juvenile Justice Commission, and other dignitaries celebrated the second anniversary of the opening of the City of Newark’s Youth Education and Employment (YE²S) Center today, at the Center at 200 Washington Street.
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February 17 - City of Newark and Environmental Protection Agency Mark One-Year Anniversary | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, Newark Municipal Council Members, EPA Regional Administrator Judith Enck, Deputy Mayor of Economic and Housing Development Stefan Pryor, Sustainability Officer Chelsea Albucher and other dignitaries marked the one-year anniversary of President Obama’s signing of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) and highlighted the use of federal stimulus funds to remediate three brownfield sites, during a press conference in the City Hall Rotunda, today.
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February 13 - "Go Newark Restaurant Week" Launches | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, the Newark Municipal Council, Deputy Mayor for Economic and Housing Development and Brick City Development Corporation Chairman Stefan Pryor, Brick City Development Corporation Chief Executive Officer Lyneir Richardson, and TD Bank Central Market President D. Nicholas Miceli announced yesterday the launch of the City’s third Go Newark Restaurant Week, a 14-day discount dining program occurring February 12-25.
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February 11 - 30-Day Warning Period Ends for Two Additional "Project Red Light" Intersections | Learn More |
Starting Monday, February 15th, automated cameras deployed at the intersections of Raymond Boulevard and Prospect Street, and Mulberry Street and Market Street will snap photographs of license plates of cars that run red lights. Instead of warning letters, the owners of those vehicles will receive an $85 fine in the mail by Redflex Traffic Systems, of Phoenix, Arizona, which operates the cameras and will serve as an agent of the City of Newark.
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February 10 - "We Are Newark" 4th State of the City Address | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker presented his fourth annual State of the City address last night before some 1,200 people. in the Sarah Vaughn Concert Hall of the historic Newark Symphony Hall located at 1020 Broad Street in Newark. The theater was filled with local and state dignitaries, administration members, community leaders and Newark residents, whom the Mayor lauded in his speech for their support of the Booker team and the City’s achievements since 2006.
Mayor Booker’s speech highlighted Newark’s economic growth, and the importance of providing affordable and special needs housing, strengthening neighborhoods, and empowering families. Noting that these gains were made in the face of the global economic crisis, the Mayor said, “We were not deterred. It is not the ferocity of the storm but the strength of the people that determines destinies. And here in Newark, we are a mighty strong people. Together, we are building a stronger, safer, and prouder Newark
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February 9 - Mayor Booker and Pitney Bowes Annouce Opening Of New International Mail Distrubution Center | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker and Pitney Bowes Mail Services President John Ward announced today that Pitney Bowes has selected Newark as the site for its expanded mail services operations in New Jersey and will open a new International Mail Distribution Center there next month. The relocation and expansion will bring 180 jobs to Newark, and is expected to create an additional 25 jobs in New Jersey’s largest city over the next few years. Mayor Booker will highlight this Pitney Bowes announcement during his State of the City Address which will be held tonight at 6:30 p.m. at Newark Symphony Hall at 1020 Broad Street.
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News from February 5 | Learn More |
NEWARK/ESSEX COUNTY
- NBC 4 Nightly News Brian Williams Profile Story about Mayor Booker & Newark
- First new hotel in Newark's downtown in 38 years will be built next to Prudential Center
- Newark group's HIV awareness campaign includes text messages, Facebook
- NJ Citzen Action Open Newark Tax Center
- Black History Month: Newark project honors influential city educator James Baxter
- Rutgers student in Newark airport security breach told police he wanted to send off girlfriend
NJ STATE NEWS
- N.J. weather forecasts for blizzard range from two feet to five inches of snow
- Super snow storm heads for N.J. on Super Bowl weekend
- N.J. Gov. Chris Christie plans to talk about budget in first major policy address
- N.J. lawmakers reconsider extending tax increase for high-income residents
- N.J. Senate committee approves proposal to allow builders to lock-in zoning
- N.J. Sen. Loretta Weinberg proposes expanded access to public records
- N.J. board hears testimony on $750M power line, plans to issue rulling next week
NATIONAL
- U.S. loses 20K jobs in January, unemployment rate fell to 9.7 percent
- Foreign stocks slide of fears of recession return
- Left frustrated with Obama, White House staff
- Bill Clinton returns to oversee Haiti aid
- Full Coverage: Toyota Recall
- House votes to revive pay-as-you-go budget rules
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February 4 - Ribbon Cutting to Open New Red Cross Service Center at Riverfront Stadium | Learn More |
The new facility will be staffed by Red Cross workers and volunteers, and will serve as an office location and a training site for emergency, preparedness, and life-saving classes, such as CPR/First Aid, Babysitting, and Water Safety. The Red Cross will conduct training programs in the stadium while the field is not being used for other events.
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February 3 - 2010 Firefighter Recruitment Campaign Launched | Learn More |
Persons seeking to become Newark Firefighters must be Newark residents, aged 18 to 35, and have a valid New Jersey State Driver’s License. They must also either possess a High School Diploma or G.E.D. or be a current high school senior in good standing, who will receive his or her High School Diploma by June 30. The date and location for the entry-level Firefighter examination has not been determined. It consists of three components: cognitive testing, teamwork assessment, and physical performance. The fee to take the test is $35, but anyone participating in a public assistance program will have their fee waived. The test is open to both men and women, and returning veterans are encouraged to apply.
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News from January 29 | Learn More |
NEWARK/ESSEX COUNTY
- Essex County College announces Edythe Abdullah as new president
NJ STATE NEWS
- Fewer businesses attend NJ Chamber of Commerce train ride snubbed by Gov ...
- N.J. libraries, post offices halt state tax-form service
- N.J. Gov. Chris Christie meets with cabinet for first time
- N.J. budget disputes, surprise announcements may lessen investor confidence
- N.J. Chamber of Commerce train arrives in Washington, D.C.
NATIONAL
- Microsoft's Bill Gates, wife, pledge $10B to develop vaccines
- 10 cities hit by foreclosures
- GDP growth best in 6 years
- Bin Laden blasts U.S. on warming
- India plans manned space mission
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January 29 - Commencement of 7th Senior Citizen Police Academy Class On Februray 5 | Learn More |
Newark Mayor Cory A. Booker and Police Director Garry F. McCarthy announced today that the Police Department’s 7th Senior Citizen Police Academy will commence on Friday, February 5, 2010. Classes are free and will run consecutively for 10 weeks on Fridays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:20 p.m., concluding with a graduation ceremony on April 30, 2010. The classes will be held at the Police and Fire Communications Center at 309- 311 Washington Street. This class is full, with more than 100 applications having been received, the oldest being a resident aged 93.
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January 29 - Registration for Next Citizen/Clergy Police Academy Class | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker and Police Director Garry F. McCarthy today announced that the Police Department’s next Citizen/Clergy Academy will begin on Wednesday, February 17, 2010. Classes are FREE and will run consecutively for 10 weeks on Wednesdays from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., concluding with a graduation ceremony on April 21, 2010. The classes will be held at 309-311 Washington Street, the Police and Fire Communications Center.
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News from January 27 | Learn More |
NEWARK/ESSEX COUNTY
- CITY OF NEWARK AND ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDREN OF NEW JERSEY UNVEIL KIDS COUNT ...
- CITY OF NEWARK AND NEWARK MENTORING COALITION CELEBRATE NATIONAL MENTORING ...
- Newark Central Ward housing complex is scheduled to be demolished
- Newark airport security breach prompts Essex lawmakers to sponsor bill making it a crime
NJ STATE NEWS
- Shortage of pediatric specialists: Training slots in NJ hospitals in short supply
- NJ Turnpike Authority awards $42M to widen 'The Merge,' make other improvements
- NJ to begin selling Powerball lottery tickets, joining Mega Millions game
- Phone prank in New Orleans is latest project for N.J. conservative activist
- Legislative Black Caucus Working With Christie Administration On Haiti Relief Effort
- Fisher will remain as Agriculture Secretary
NATIONAL
- Obama will reset his agenda in State of the Union speech
- Education funding to go up by $4 billion
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January 27 - Haynes Avenue Bridge Closed for Four to Six Weeks Starting January 29 | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker and Acting Engineering Director Mehdi Mohammadish announced today that the State Department of Transportation will close the Haynes Avenue Bridge that connects Routes 1&9 with Frelinghuysen Avenue in Newark’s South Ward onFriday, January 29, for four to six weeks for repairs and rehabilitation.
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News from January 26 | Learn More |
OP-ED/COLUMNS
- Texting and driving: We need an attitude adjustment
- N.J. toll scheme is dead; long live the toll scheme?
NEWARK/ESSEX COUNTY
- Newark Kids Count survey shows improvements for city children
- Newark encourages mentoring in effort to lower juvenile crime rate
- Newark to host fitness challenge for youth
NJ STATE NEWS
- Gov. Christie's projected $1.3B N.J. budget shortfall is reasonable, analyst says
- Gov. Christie nominates heads of N.J. labor, community affairs departments
- N.J. Sen. Robert Menendez urges Democrats to drive wedge between GOP moderates, tea party
- Rutgers report finds N.J. prisons need more services to reintegrate criminals
- Gov. Christie transition report recommends tougher N.J. rules for teacher tenure
- N.J. Senate proposes pension reform package abandoned by Corzine
NATIONAL
- Former U.S. Sen. Charles McC. Mathias Jr. of Maryland dies at 87
- U.S. gets 'F' on bioterror response
- Obama to propose freeze on spending: White House: Three-year plan could save much over time
- Obama proposes economic help for middle class
- Child care tax credit doubles in Obama plan: Is it enough?
- Twitter may have peaked on tweeters
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January 26 - 2009 Kids Count Report Press Conference | Learn More |
The report, prepared by the ACNJ, is a comprehensive statistical assessment of the issues facing Newark’s youth. It underscores the challenging times Newark’s children face, and families’ growing reliance on the State to meet basic needs. After several years of declining child poverty in Newark, the rate has risen to 35 percent - one in three children, as compared to the state rate of 12 percent. Newark’s unemployment rate is currently 14 percent which is almost double the State’s unemployment rate. Currently 52 percent of households in Newark are spending more than the recommended 30 percent of income on rent, a figure higher than the state average. Three-quarters of all households in Newark rent rather than own their homes.
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News from January 21 | Learn More |
NEWARK/ESSEX COUNTY
- CITY OF NEWARK HOSTING FINISH STRONG! FITNESS CHALLENGE FOR NEWARK ...
- Robert Laurino is sworn in as acting Essex County prosecutor
- Newark airport security breach is highlighted in U.S. Senate hearing
NJ STATE NEWS
- N.J. families seeking government assistance surged during height of recession
- N.J. health officials warn of swine-flu comeback, push shots
- Verizon calls to Haiti free until end of month
- U.S. immigration outlines protected status rules for Haitian immigrants in U.S. during earthquake
- NJ development permits extended by former Gov. Jon Corzine
- NJ Sen. Lautenberg Introduces Airport Security Bill
- N.J. Gov. Chris Christie issues order curbing political donations by unions
- Gov. Chris Christie signs executive orders, says state is $1B deeper in debt
- Jobless rate rises past 10% in N.J.
- Gov. Corzine boosts state pensions for officials with board slots
- Federal Housing Authority to raise fees
- N.J. poll finds support for easier teacher dismissal, merit pay
NATIONAL
- Life springs back in Haiti
- Obama points to middle-class economic pain: Aides vow to make case for president's agenda
- Massachusetts's Brown speaks out on health care, bipartisanship
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January 19 - NEWARK ONE OF TEN CITIES IN THE COUNTRY TO RECEIVE FIRST-EVER “Cities of Service Leadership Grant” | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker and the Municipal Council announced today that on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, a national day of service, the City of Newark was notified that it is one of the winners of the first-ever Cities of Service Leadership Grants. The announcement was made today by New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley and Rockefeller Foundation President Dr. Judith Rodin at the John Foster Dulles School of Excellence in Chicago, where more than 100 City Year Chicago high school students spent the day off painting hallways and murals, and re-organizing classrooms.
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News from January 19 | Learn More |
NEWARK/ESSEX COUNTY
- Newark is among 10 cities to receive $200K for volunteerism efforts
- Three Newark taverns to help raise Haiti funds
- City of Newark, NJ - January 15 - City of Newark Supports Relief ...
- Corzine releases Newark man accused in 1985 East Orange slaying
NJ STATE NEWS
- NJ's Martin Luther King Jr. Day events focus on Haiti earthquake disaster
- NJ governor's inaugural under way
- Guests gather for Inaugural Mass for Gov.-elect Chris Christie
- Newark cathedral, businesses prepare NJ Gov.-elect Christie inaugural events
- Kim Guadagno to become New Jersey's first lieutenant governor
- NJ medical marijuana law signed by Gov. Corzine
- Gov. Corzine signs bills to help ex-offenders readjust to life outside prison
- Budgets cuts for N.J. sheriffs' departments impacts courthouse security
- NJ gun owners file suit to overturn one-handgun-a-month purchase limit
- Corzine passes real estate legislation
NATIONAL
- Ticker: Obama makes Twitter history
- White House sets State of the Union for Jan. 27
- Obama visits Red Cross, thanks relief workers
- In Massachusetts, a final push in Senate special election
- Wyclef Jean appeals for aid to Haiti, denies accusations of tax discrepancies in charity's tax filings
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January 15 - City Services Closed on Monday January 18th for Holiday | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker and Director of Neighborhood and Recreational Services Melvin L. Waldrop reminded residents today that City Hall will be closed and all non-emergency Newark municipal services will be suspended on Monday, January 18 for the observance of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. All non-uniformed city services and offices will be closed that day. Police, fire, and other uniformed emergency services will be unaffected.
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News from January 15 | Learn More |
OP ED/ COLUMNS
- 'Race to the top' education funding: Teamwork needed in NJ
- N.J.-based Radio Verite serves as lifeline for Haitians seeking survivors
NEWARK/ESSEX COUNTY NEWS
- City of Newark Joins With Newark Now and Key Partners to Kick-Off 2010 Tax ...
- Rupert Ravens hosts artist meet-and-greet
NJ STATE NEWS
- NJ residents wait to hear from relatives after Haiti earthquake
- More than 800 N.J. schools failed to meet No Child Left Behind standards
- NJ con artist gets 18 years for $100M real estate scam
- New Jersey Man Sentenced to 18 Years for Real Estate Fraud
- Morning News Digest: January 15, 2010
- N.J. Department of Corrections official admits $600K bid rigging, kickback scheme
- Christie's pick for treasurer eyes 'restructuring, reform' of finances
- Gov.-elect Chris Christie wants Jennifer Velez to stay as human services chief
NATIONAL
- U.S. says more than 300 soldiers arrive in Haiti for earthquake relief effort
- New technology speeds donations for Haiti relief efforts
- Johnson & Johnson expands recall of painkiller Tylenol
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January 15 - City of Newark Supports Relief Efforts | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, Newark Municipal Council Members and other dignitaries joined with members of the Northern New Jersey Haitian community for a press conference in the City Hall Rotunda today, to announce the City of Newark’s support of relief efforts to help those affected by the earthquake which hit the Republic of Haiti this past Tuesday.
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January 14 - Free Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Programs For Residents | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, members of the Newark Municipal Council, Newark Now President and CEO Edgar Izurieta, representatives from TD Bank and other dignitaries kicked off the 2010 Tax-Filing Season with the launch of Newark’s FREE Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program during a press conference held today in the City Hall Rotunda.
Newark Now, the non-profit organization founded by Mayor Booker in 2002, administers a Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program which provides free tax services to low- and moderate- income NJ families who earn less than $49,000 and individuals without dependents who earn $25,000 or le
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News from January 11 | Learn More |
NEWARK/ESSEX COUNTY
- Police academy prepares recruits to serve and protect Newark
- Debate rages over grad student's airport actions
- Flight ends safely after landing gear failure
- Emergency Landing At Newark Airport
- Did quick whistle end a possible NJ Devils comeback?
NJ STATE NEWS
- Lesson 1 for prosecutors-turned-guvs: Compromise
- Corzine Leaves $8 Billion Gap as NJ Governor Readies Exit
- Business interests kick into high gear in Trenton
- Easy ride for North Jersey incumbents
- A tax revolt in New Jersey could spread nationwide
- One price if by cash; another if by credit
- Medicinal marijuana gets a last shot today
NATIONAL
- Obama and race: The ever-present issue
- Obama talks with labor leaders, commanders
- The Early Word: Unions on Health Care
- H1N1 swine flu is not gone; Obama declares a special week for vaccinations ...
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January 7 - City of Newark Hosts iHoops Basketball Skills Challenge | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker and Director of Neighborhood and Recreational Services Melvin L. Waldrop announced today that the City of Newark will host the Inaugural iHoops Skills Challenge to Newark youth ages 9 through 14. This FREE event will take place on Saturday, February 20, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the John F. Kennedy Recreation Center, located at 211 West Kinney Street (with the entrance on Howard Street). Winners of the challenge will have an opportunity to compete in the New Jersey Nets Regional Competition, and winners from that regional could advance to the iHoops Skills Challenge National Finals which will take place during the month of May in Orlando, Florida.
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January 7 - 41 New Police Vehicles Unveiled | Learn More |
“When I first came into office I made a commitment that my administration would support our heroic and dedicated Police Officers with state-of-the-art vehicles and new, energy-efficient technology, to help them continue to do their job. Today even during these tough economic times, we were able to fulfill this commitment to our Police Officers who risk their lives everyday to preserve the public safety of our residents,” Mayor Booker said.
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News from January 8 | Learn More |
OP ED/COLUMNS
- Newark plays 'Let's make a deal' for $6 million
NEWARK/ESSEX COUNTY
- Newark police add first Segway, 40 new cars to fleet
- MAYOR BOOKER AND POLICE DIRECTOR McCARTHY UNVEIL 41 NEW POLICE VEHICLES
- Hi-tech gathering lets Newark students interact with counterparts in Ghana
- MAYOR BOOKER OFFERS TIPS ON SURVIVING SNOWSTORM | The Daily Newarker
- Salmonella outbreak puts spotlight on NJ restaurant
NJ STATE NEWS
- NJ Assembly approves measure moving non-partisan elections to November
- Bill will require N.J. to show how much tax breaks end up costing the state
- Assembly approves measure exempting N.J. gun collectors, sportsmen exempt from new gun law
- Same-sex marriage fails in NJ Senate
- New Jersey Senate Defeats Gay Marriage Bill
- Vote is delayed on bill giving N.J. illegal immigrants in-state tuition
NATIONAL
- U.S. unemployment stays at 10 percent in December as employers shed 85,000 jobs
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NEWARK/ESSEX COUNTY
- CITY OF NEWARK TO COLLECT OLD CHRISTMAS TREES FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, THROUGH ...
- Gov.-elect Chris Christie celebrates Three Kings Day with Stephen Adubato Sr. in Newark
- Homeless teen Shanita Stubbs gets a home in Newark through Covenant House
- Newark officials confirm salmonella as source of food poisoning at Ironbound restaurant
- Senators Call for Improved Security at Airport
- Newark airport security breach suspect seen on tape was saying goodbye to woman
NJ STATE NEWS
- N.J. officials report fewer swine-flu cases, still urge shots
- N.J. Gov.-elect says struggling cities to no longer receive state aid
- NJ Gov.-elect Christie blasts Democrats for lame-duck actions
- N.J. Gov.-elect Christie taps federal prosecutor for homeland security chief
- NJ Gov. Corzine files nominations before exiting office
NATIONAL
- Global shares decline on U.S. economic worries
- Funding for health-care interest groups often fuzzy
- Health-care reform bill's proposed tax on high-cost plans raises questions (By Alec MacGillis)
- Bitter cold, snow, ice for much of U.S.
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NEWARK/ESSEX COUNTY
- Newark Mayor Cory Booker says crime down over past 3 year
- PATH train service from Newark is suspended
- MAYOR BOOKER AND POLICE DIRECTOR McCARTHY GIVE 3-YEAR PUBLIC SAFETY PROGRESS ...
- Newark Mayor Cory Booker shovels resident's driveway after Twitter request
- If You Tweet, He Will Come: Mayor Cory Booker Shovels Snow for a ...
- A Politician Actually Serving The People Mayor Cory Booker Shovels ...
- Newark airport lockdown after security breach causes chaos, delays
NJ STATE NEWS
- N.J. weekly unemployment cap rises to $600
- Bill allowing N.J. municipalities to defer pension payments stalls
- N.J. lawmakers hear bills aimed at improving urban education
- N.J. Legislature advances bill requiring disclosure of tax incentives, breaks
- N.J. Assembly committee approves bill allowing undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition
- Police say no traffic deaths on N.J. roads during New Year holiday
- Federal monitor to unveil report on Division of Youth and Family Services
- Bill would allow nonpartisan elections during the November general election
NATIONAL
- IRS to regulate paid preparers of tax returns to reduce errors
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NEWARK/ESSEX
- Mayor digs in after Twitter appeal
- Cory Booker: Breaking the Cycle of Re-Arrest and Re-Imprisonment
- Thousands rescreened at Newark
- Checkpoint intruder shuts down Newark Airport terminal
NJ STATE NEWS
- Ensuring a clean handoff between governors
- New Jersey Legislature should approve bills to help ex-cons stay out of prison
NATIONAL
- Dangerous cold covers much of U.S.
- Airport screening standards intensified
- After a painful 2009, area's prospects improve
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January 4 - Newark's 3 Year Public Safety Progress Report | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker and Police Director Garry F. McCarthy held a press conference today at the Newark Police/Fire Communications Center, located at 311 Washington Street, to give a 3-year public safety progress report highlighting the City’s overall reduction in crime and the programs that have led to this success which has made Newark the second city in the country to Los Angeles in reducing gun violence. Also attending were Assemblyman Albert Coutinho, Newark Municipal Council President Mildred Crump, Council Member-at-Large Carlos M. Gonzalez, West Ward Council Member Ronald C. Rice, Deputy Mayor of Economic and Housing Development Stefan Pryor, Deputy Mayor of Neighborhood Engagement Margarita Muñiz, Public Safety Director Anthony Campos, Essex County Chief of Detectives Anthony Ambrose and other dignitaries.
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December 29 - Newark Expands "Project Red Light" to Two More Intersections | Learn More |
Friday, January 1, 2010, the City of Newark is launching a 30-day warning period to test its “Project Red Light” Automated Photo Enforcement System at two new intersections. This is part of a new initiative to reduce the number of traffic accidents caused by motorists who ignore red lights. Newark is the first municipality in the State to implement this program.
Beginning Friday, January 1, 2010, and ending Sunday, January 31, 2010, warning letters will be issued to all motorists who run through red lights at two additional intersections selected for the program: Raymond Boulevard and Raymond Plaza West and Broad and Murray Streets. The automated photo enforcement system will be officially activated on Friday, February 1, 2010, when all motorists running right lights at those intersections will be issued an $85 traffic violation.
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News from December 27 | Learn More |
- Nicole Thompson, talented Malcolm X Shabazz High School senior, leads by example
- NJ gets drenched by heavy rain causing flooding, flight delays
- A day later, air travelers find new restrictions
- David M. Satz Jr., former US attorney in New Jersey, dies at 83
- Kidney donation chains provide life-saving chances for renal failure patients
- Educated, ambitious and jobless
- People of all faiths keep Christmas spirit alive at shelters
- Many tipsters refuse CrimeStoppers cash
- New Jersey competes for education reform stimulus money
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- Welcome to the ward: A primer on some of next year's key municipal contests
- Newark Holding 2nd Annual “Director's Cup” Basketball Tournament for Youth ...
- Amtrak trains running again after three-hour delay
- NJ Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur chosen NHL's MVP of the decade
- Slow population growth could cost N.J. federal aid
- Key Steps for NJ Nets Arena Plan
- New Jersey participants needed for a breast cancer study
- Audit questions scope of pension fund fees
- N. J. adopts alert system for missing seniors, others | Philadelphia Inquirer ...
- When loved one with dementia goes missing, call 'Silver Alert
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December 22 - No Garbage Collection on Friday, December 25 and Monday, December 28. | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, Business Administrator Michelle L. Thomas, and Director of Neighborhood and Recreational Services Melvin L. Waldrop reminded residents today that the City of Newark’s garbage collection and street-sweeping services will be affected by the Christmas Day holiday observance on Friday, December 25, and the year’s fourth and final mandatory furlough date, Monday, December 28.
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December 18 - Mayor Booker Offers Tips On Surviving Snow Season | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker and Director of Neighborhood and Recreational Services Melvin L. Waldrop announced that a significant snowfall is forecast to hit Newark tomorrow morning. To meet this challenge, the City of Newark will be mobilizing vehicles and personnel to spread salt and plow roads as conditions dictate. The first priority for plowing will be hills, bridges, and major arteries that lead in and out of the city’s borders.
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December 18 - Ivy Hill Middle School Students Wrap Up Apprenticeship With Mock Trail and Inspiration From Mayor Booker | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, Newark Corporation Counsel Julien X. Neals and Acting Municipal Court Presiding Judge Richard E.A. Nunes announced today that 10 Ivy Hill Middle School students served as prosecutors and defense attorneys during a mock trial held in Newark Municipal Court on Thursday, December 17, 2009.
The trial was developed in a partnership with the Newark-based Law Firm of McCarter & English, LLP and Citizen Schools New Jersey which is part of a national non-profit network of out-of-school learning programs which are working in partnership with the New Jersey After-3 network. Under this partnership, the Ivy Hill students develop their writing, public speaking, and critical thinking skills by litigating a legal case.
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December 16 - Gun Amnesty Buyback Program Resumes | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, Police Director Garry F. McCarthy, and Essex County Prosecutor Paula Dow reminded residents today that the City of Newark is resuming its Gun Amnesty Buyback Program on Thursday, December 17, and Friday, December 18, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at three locations in Newark, as follows:
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December 16 - Save Money, Shop In Newark At Urban Enterprise Zones Throughout The City | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker and Deputy Mayor of Economic and Housing Development Stefan Pryor urge residents to save money by shopping in Newark this holiday season in the City’s Urban Enterprise Zone. In addition, the City of Newark is launching a series of television Public Service Announcements to promote the advantages of holiday shopping in the City’s Urban Enterprise Zone, which supports economic growth and job development for Newark businesses and residents alike.
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December 15 - Early Registration for Summer Youth Work Program 2010 | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, the Newark Municipal Council, and Director of One-Stop Operations Patricia Sermon announced today that the City of Newark’s Youth One Stop Career Center will make applications for Mayor Booker’s Summer Youth Work Experience Program 2010 available through school principals and guidance counselors at public, private and charter schools throughout the City starting on Tuesday, December 15.
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December 15 - Wilson Avenue Municipal Garage Installs Solar Panels | Learn More |
Acting Engineering Director Mehdi Mohammadish, East Ward Council Member Augusto Amador, Councilmember-At-Large Carlos M. Gonzalez, Sustainability Officer Chelsea Albucher, representatives from Newark-based Weston Solutions, Inc. and Wilson Avenue Realty Company executives inspected the installation of solar panels on the roof of the Engineering Department’s motor vehicle garage at 233-249 Wilson Avenue in Newark’s East Ward yesterday.
The City is the sole tenant under a long-term lease for the garage from Victor Santos, and his East Ward-based Wilson Avenue Realty Company. Wilson Avenue Realty and Weston Solutions, Inc. partnered to install a $1.3 million 200-Kilowatt system of 806 photo-voltaic panels on the 55,472-square-foot motors building, which will provide 83 percent of the building’s power when complete in January 2010. Each panel is 5-feet-by-4-inches long and 3-feet-by-3-inches wide, resulting in a total system panel area of nearly 14,000 square feet.
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December 15 - Mayor Booker Launches "Project Red Light" At The Corner of Broad Street and Raymond Boulevard | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, the Municipal Council, Acting Engineering Director Mehdi Mohammadish, Police Director Garry F. McCarthy, Redflex executives, and other dignitaries launched the City of Newark’s “Project Red Light” Automated Photo Enforcement System with a ceremony which will took place at Military Park at the northeast corner of Broad Street and Raymond Boulevard, in Newark, today.
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December 11 - Mayor Booker Cuts Ribbon to Open Solar Energy LLC | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, Deputy Mayor of Economic and Housing Development Stefan Pryor, Brick City Development Corporation CEO Lyneir Richardson, and Solar Energy, LLC President David Buckner to commemorate the expansion of a New York based full service integrator of commercial solar power systems into Newark, NJ. Located at 17 Academy Street, the new office houses the company’s project management and business development teams
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December 11 - "No Heat Hotline" Number is Active | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker and Director of Neighborhood and Recreational Services Melvin Waldrop today reminded Newark residents that as cold temperatures hit Newark this weekend, the city’s hotline to report heat emergencies is active. Continuing through May 1, 2010, tenants in unheated apartments can make complaints directly to the City of Newark’s “No Heat Hotline” at (973) 733-6471.
By law, landlords are required to provide their tenants in the City of Newark with a minimal temperature of 68 degrees between 6 a.m. and 11 p.m., and 65 degrees from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m., from October 1, 2009, through May 1, 2009.
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News from Monday, December 7, 2009:
- New Jersey League for Nursing Shares Stories of Excellence
- Newark will host much of N.J. Gov.-elect Chris Christie's inauguration events
- Israel's ambassador to US celebrates Newark medical center's history
- NJ looks to expand services for those with autism
- A better tomorrow starts with help today
- NJ towns, cities slash holiday decoration in difficult economy
- Newark air traffic controller feels vindicated after speaking out against ...
- N.J. veteran speaks to students, establishes monuments to remember Pearl Harbor attack
- Wall Street looks weak as dollar rises amid ideas about higher interest rates
- Obama presses Democrats on health-care bill: Consensus emerging on public option, Reid says
- Administration to slash bailout loss estimate by $200 billion
- Adamek - Estrada Fight Announcement Release
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December 4 - City Hall and Annex Will Shut Down December 5 Till Midnight December 6 | Learn More |
All City Hall and City Hall Annex employees are being reminded to turn off all electrical equipment, including computers before close of business today, Friday, December 4, and back-up vital or important information. All employees are also being reminded to empty refrigerators of perishable items, as they will spoil during the shutdown. The Police Department will provide additional security for the building while its electronic alarms are shut off, and the Fire Department will provide firewatch.
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December 3 - Mayor Booker and Heinz Family Provide $2 Generic Prescriptions Under "Brick City Respite" | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, Heinz Family Philanthropies Chairman Teresa Heinz and President Jeffrey Lewis, and Liss Pharmacy Manager Richard Mistichelli announced today the launch of Brick City Respite, a new program providing the generic equivalents of more than 300 commonly prescribed medications for $2.
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News from December 3
- Toy drive under way at Newark church
- Aljira kicks off affordable art sale
- Discussion with Mayor Cory Booker | WOPULAR
- Sabrina Baby named to ESPN’s Academic All-America Volleyball Team
- 2 more in Jersey succumb to swine flu
- N.J. hospitals post smallest profit in a decade
- N.J. Assembly bill would require municipal officials to contribute to health benefits
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- Banks, Newark join to create outreach program
- NJ budget gap forces state to withhold $20.7M in aid payments to towns
- NEWARK GUN AMNESTY BUYBACK PROGRAM RESUMES DECEMBER 17-18 AT ...
- Teaneck Progress: Video of Corey Booker's Lecture
- Proposal to eliminate special elections for vacant Senate seats called 'partisan'
- NJ senator blasts airlines for complex surcharges, baggage fees
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November 30 - Gun Buyback Program Resumes December 17- 18 | Learn More |
Mayor Cory A. Booker, Police Director Garry F. McCarthy, and Essex County Prosecutor Paula Dow announced today the City of Newark is resuming its Gun Amnesty Buyback Program on December 17 and 18, 2009, in which residents can turn in all types of firearms to police officers and receive up to $200 for each weapon handed over. Weapons can be turned in on Thursday, December 17, and Friday, December 18, from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Metropolitan Baptist Church in Newark, located at 149 Springfield Avenue.
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News from November 23
- Harlem Children's Zone Shares Insight With More Than 100 Communities
- Newark to dedicate Ironbound public mural
- Youth Voices Welcomed at 2009 Congress of Cities
- NLC Elects 2010 Officers, Board of Directors
- AEG works on Louisville name, Newark change
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November 20 - Brief History of Ironbound | Learn More |
WHO: Mayor Cory A. Booker, Members of the Municipal Council, Deputy Mayor of Economic and Housing Development Stefan Pryor, Ironbound Community Corporation Executive Director Joseph Della Fave, and other dignitaries.
WHAT: Will dedicate the “Brief History of the Ironbound” public art mural.
WHEN: Monday, November 23.
2 p.m.
WHERE: Parking Lot at 413 Market Street
Newark, NJ
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News from November 12 | Learn More |
- News from November 12
- Veterans Day ceremony in Newark, NJ
- Newark Mayor Cory A. Booker, Prudential, PSE&G, and Essex Veterans ...
- Scenes from Veterans Day celebration in Newark
- MAYOR BOOKER, G.I. GO FUND, PRUDENTIAL, AND PSEG OBSERVE VETERANS ...
- GUN AMNESTY BUYBACK PROGRAM STARTS TOMORROW, NOVEMBER 11, AT EMANUEL CHRISTIAN ...
- State honors veterans for service
- Poll finds Newark Mayor Cory Booker would be strong N.J. Gov ...
- A Net Reaches Out to Fans, Wherever They Are
- Scenes from Veterans Day celebration in Newark
- Essex County Hall of Records in Newark is treasure for historians
- Nor'easter threatens flooding along Jersey Shore
- U.S. House version of health care bill reflects amendments by N.J. members
- Gov.-elect Chris Christie, Gov. Jon Corzine to meet at 'Blue Mass' in Newark
- N.J. reports two swine-flu deaths boost total to 22
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- News from November 10
- The 2009 Emery Awards & 30th Anniversary of the Hetrick-Martin Institute
- McCarter's Women's Initiative Partners with Citizen Schools in Mock Trial ...
- Newark man with criminal past patrols, transforms his neighborhood
- Life on Severance: Comfort, Then Crisis
- Bloomfield Technical High School awarded 'National Blue Ribbon' for academic gains
- More than 4000 people turn themselves in during 'Fugitive Safe Surrender' in ...
- In the fight to slow flu, weapons in short supply
- At NJ school, Christie's remarks political, personal
- Christie may declare a financial emergency
- Obama home rescue: 650000 get help
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News from November 9
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- Thousands lined up on last day of 'Safe Surrender' program in ...
- TDN Digest for Sun, Nov 8 | The Daily Newarker
- Classes help N.J. students prepare for state graduation exam
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News from November 7
- In the Region | New Jersey
- Litigator who uncovered corruption is sworn in as first Dominican judge in Newark
- NJ.com - David Giambusso
- Scenes from swearing in ceremony for Judge Victoria F. Pratt
- 'Blue-Green' Coalition Praises California Members of Congress for Taking ...
- Fugitives surrender in droves
- Newark's fugitive surrender program: The gift of a fresh start
- NJ Fugitives Surrender For A Fresh Start
- Thousands line up on last day of 'Safe Surrender' program in Newark
- An Artist's Touch, in and Out of the Kitchen
- NJ has been hit hard by the recession
- House Democrats Who Voted Against the Health Care Bill
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News From November 6
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- Newark children's ornaments depicting American landmarks to be on display in the White House
- A chance for fugitives to start over
- State honors Essex County vets for wartime service
- Corzine to chop budget $400M
- PETA Challenges Gov.-Elect Christie to Take the 30-Day Pledge to Be Veg
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News from November 4
- Cory Booker at Union | All Over Albany
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News from November 3
- NJ hoops star commits to Temple
- Rutgers study finds Essex female ex-offenders' recidivism rate lower after ...
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October 9- Dental Kidz Clinic Ribbon Cutting | Learn More |
WHO: Mayor Cory A. Booker, Deputy Mayor of Economic and Housing Development Stefan Pryor, Brick City Development Corporation Vice President Darryl Godfrey, and Dental Kidz Co-Founders Christopher Harvell and Dr. Lezli Levene Harvell, and other dignitaries.
WHAT: Will open the Dental Kidz Clinic.
WHEN: Tuesday, October 13.
Noon
WHERE: Dental Kidz
24 Commerce Street
Newark
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News from December 4th
- MAYOR BOOKER AND HEINZ FAMILY PHILANTHROPIES WILL PROVIDE $2 ...
- Newark program to offer prescription drugs for $2
- Harold Ackerman, federal judge in Newark who presided over Lucchese crime family trial, dies at 81
- Newark's 21-year-old school board member works to keep students off gang-heavy streets
- St. Benedict's students showcase knowledge of American Romanticism at Newark Museum
- New NJ policy deems 7K children in low-income areas ineligible for Abbot pre ...
- N.J. wants doctors to turn down freebies from drug, medical companies
- New Jersey gains in battle against infant AIDS
- As I May Think...: Can Social Media replace News Media in Newark?
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