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Work on 25th Street Pedestrian Bridge to Start in June
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Renovation of Morris Park to Bring More Green to Uptown Bayonne
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Light at End of the Tunnel? Biden Plan Provides Funding for New Rail Hudson ...
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Bayonne Landmark Meets Wrecking Ball
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Council to Consider Future of Industrial Site
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Council Approves Redevelopment for DaNoi Restaurant Site
By STEVE LENOX
May 12, 2021BAYONNE, NJ - Work to replace the 25th Street Pedestrian Bridge which enables pedestrians to walk over the railroad gap that separates Avenue E and Prospect Avenue will start in June, Mayor Jimmy Davis has announced.
“The current bridge has needed to be replaced for a long time,” Davis said. “We are grateful to the State of New Jersey for providing the majority of the ...
BAYONNE, NJ - Bayonne’s Morris Park is poised for a makeover, courtesy of the developer of the former Resnick's Hardware property.
While plans for renovating the park have been in the works for several years, early renderings had proposed changing it from a passive to an active park with the installation of playground equipment and a fountain, elements that concerned some park ...
BAYONNE, NJ - Seeking to find a development for the site of the former Rite Aid store at the corner of Broadway and West 22nd Street, the Bayonne City Council is introducing an ordinance adopting a plan approved by the Planning Board in February.
The ordinance could clear the way for the development of co-working space, something that doesn’t yet exist in the city of Bayonne but has ...
HUDSON COUNTY, NJ - After more than a decade of haggling, previously canceled potential projects and a consistent lack of funding, President Joe Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan could finally see the development of another rail tunnel connecting Hudson County with Manhattan.
The new tunnel would be part of the Gateway Program along Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor.
Agreements ...
BAYONNE, NJ - A Bayonne landmark for more than half a century was demolished in March to make way for a new development.
Founded in 1948, Holiday Tree and Trim became a symbol of the holidays for many throughout Hudson County – and later in the early 1970s when it relocated to Broadway, the place seemed almost magical with its shingled roof and massive neon sign.
In front of the ...
BAYONNE, NJ - An ordinance that will allow for the redevelopment of the PDQ Plastics site on Constable Hook will come before the Bayonne City Council on April 14.
The property is located at 7 New Hook Road and has largely been the location of s marine terminal, chemical storage tanks, and other industrial uses near the Kill Van Kull. Many of the buildings have not been used for the better part ...
