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Governor Murphy Visits Hackensack, Announces American Rescue Plan ...
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More than $85 Million in Government Grants Fuels Carteret Renaissance
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New Water Bill Regulations Will Keep Renters From Getting Ripped Off, Group Says
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Probating a Will With the Middlesex County Office of the Surrogate
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New Brunswick Sets Tax Rates for Recreational Pot Businesses
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Masks Will Be Optional as New Brunswick City Council Returns to In-Person ...
By SKYLYR VANDERVEER
May 17, 2022HACKENSACK, NJ - Gov. Phil Murphy visited the Hackensack Fire Department Monday morning to announce the new American Rescue Plan Firefighter Grant Program. The grant will help local and regional fire departments provide first responders with proper protective, cleaning and sanitation equipment, according to a news release from the Governor's office.
“Confronted by new ...
CARTERET, NJ – A simple, one-page spreadsheet at Borough Hall shows the amount of state and federal grants that have been secured to fuel hundreds of millions of dollars of redevelopment underway throughout town.
And it is an impressive list, showing nearly $85 million in external funding sources are being leveraged with private dollars to reshape the community for a new generation ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – Fidela Franco said that after living in the same house for 16 years, a new landlord came in and began charging her and her family $500 a month for water.
“It’s hard for me to understand because previously I had never paid for water,” she said through a translator. “So, the six months that I paid for water, that expense is a lot for me and my ...
(Editor's Note: This article is part of a series being published by TAPinto to provide Middlesex County residents with information on and about the services provided by the Office of the Surrogate. The next article will focus on 'Guardianship of an Adult Incapacitated Person.')
MIDDLESEX, NJ – In New Jersey, probate is the legal process that happens after a person ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ – Recreational marijuana wholesalers will pay a 1% tax under an ordinance adopted at Wednesday night’s City Council meeting.
Cannabis cultivators, manufacturers and retailers will be taxed at 2% of the receipts for each sale.
Ordinance 0-3220, which outlines New Brunswick’s cannabis taxes, was unanimously approved by the council members who attended ...
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — Masks will be optional for those attending the first in-person City Council meeting in more than two years.
The city announced Monday a revision to its guidelines – which included a lifting of the prohibition on in-public meetings – on March 16.
The City Council meeting will be held Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at the New Brunswick Municipal Courthouse, ...