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- Assemblyman Jon Bramnick Urges State Legislature to Solve Affordable Housing ...
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By BARBARA RYBOLT AND NEW JERSEY MONTHLY MAGAZINE
August 21, 2017BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ - The news is out, the township is ranked as the sixth best place to live in New Jersey according to New Jersey Monthly’s newly published list of the Garden State’s Top 100 Towns.
"This is a true testament to our citizens, as well as all those that work for the township," said Mayor Bob Woodruff. "We [as elected officials] maintain a standard ...
WATCHUNG, NJ - Plans for a theater and two of the stores in the new shopping center that will replace Sears and Sears Auto Center on Route 22 and Terrill Road received approvals at Tuesday night's Watchung Planning Board Meeting. The next meeting, where final approval on the cinema is expected, is scheduled for Sept.19.
HomeSense and Sierra Trading Post are the two ...
TRENTON, NJ – Assembly Republican Leader Jon Bramnick (R-21) is calling for a special state legislature session to solve the issues in communities that are caused by affordable housing laws.
In January, the state Supreme Court ruled that municipalities must include affordable housing. If the municipality is not meeting the affordable housing quota, it can be sued by builders for the ...
