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Mayor Tucci Steps Down Gracefully and Nutley Declares May as National ...
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Nutley Establishes a Cap Bank and Board of Commissioners Recognize Municipal ...
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Passed the House: Rep. Sherrill’s Legislation to Address and Prevent Flooding ...
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Murphy Administration Announces Investments in More Flood Protection
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Nutley Planning Board Approves Demolition of Century-Old Home
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Nutley Historic Preservation Committee Cites Township Code to Stop Demolition ...
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 ...
NUTLEY, NJ - Mayor Mauro G. Tucci announced that his two years as mayor is up, and he would continue his term as the director of Parks and Recreation. Tucci has served as Nutley commissioner for 22 years. Public Works Commissioner Joseph P. Scarpelli will take the reins as mayor for the next two years. This is an agreement the two commissioners made after a tie in the 2020 municipal ...
NUTLEY, NJ - Mayor/Parks and Recreation Commissioner Mauro G. Tucci recognized all educators by acknowledging Teacher Appreciation Week: May 2-6, during the May 3, Board of Commissioners meeting. Furthermore, the Board recognized Municipal Clerk Eleni Pettas with a resolution.
A moment of silence was held for Domenick Scutti Jr. 88 of Nutley who died on April 26. He was a member of the ...
WASHINGTON, DC–– Representative Mikie Sherrill (NJ-11), Chair of the House Science, Space, and Technology’s Environment Subcommittee, secured passage of her legislation, the Providing Research and Estimates of Changes In Precipitation (PRECIP) Act, in the House. The PRECIP Act will update out-of-date precipitation data by providing the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...
LAMBERTVILLE, NJ — “Ida was no fluke,” Gov. Phil Murphy said.
In an effort to combat further flooding catastrophes in the state, Murphy announced at a news conference new investments in flood protection. It includes $50 million in the Blue Acres Buyout Program for Ida-impacted communities and $10 million in community stormwater assistance ...
NUTLEY, NJ - After a long meeting, with numerous pleas from residents and members of the Township of Nutley Historic Preservation Committee, the Township of Nutley Planning Board approved the variance that will allow a century-old home on Nutley Ave. to be demolished and replaced with two new structures.
The Wednesday night meeting, included presentations from the developers and their ...
NUTLEY, NJ - The Nutley Preservation Committee, traditionally a reserved group, has taken on a more activist persona after news of the demolition of a 100-year-old home spread throughout the community.
The home, at 285 Nutley Ave. is set to be demolished and replaced by two new units. The primary voices calling for the project to be stopped have come from the neighborhood, until ...
NUTLEY, NJ - The May 4 Township of Nutley Planning Board Meeting will include the continuation of public hearing regarding the major subdivision of the property located at 285 Nutley Ave., signage at On3, and a subdivision application for 443 Harrison St.
The 285 Nutley Ave. project has been a hot-button topic in the community since news of the developer's plans first became ...
NUTLEY, NJ - Revenue and Finance Commissioner Thomas J. Evans introduced the 2022 municipal budget with a PowerPoint presentation during the April 5, Board of Commissioners meeting. The budget presentation is accessible on the township website nutleynj.org and is available at the Nutley Library. According to the budget summary, as of right now, Nutley residents are looking at ...
NUTLEY, NJ - Nutley Library’s barrier free elevator is still pending a contractor and park improvements were among the resolutions approved during the April 19, Nutley Board of Commissioners meeting. Public Affairs Commissioner John V. Kelly III was marked absent excused.
Ordinances
The Board approved Ordinance No. 3489 introduced by Public Safety Commissioner Alphonse Petracco.