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Underground pedestrian tunnel used by Clifton students for 80 years to get a lift, ramp
CLIFTON — Countless students have walked up and down the gray concrete steps on each side of Route 46 to access the underground pedestrian tunnel to cross the busy highway safely for the last 80 years. Most people, however, don't know it exists. It's easy to overlook the two...
After altercation video goes viral, NYC migrant street vendors get an assist
A street vendor sells products along Roosevelt Avenue in Queens, on Aug. 16, 2023. The number of street vendors in the city has surged amid an immigration wave that started in 2022. Many of those vending do so without city licenses. Volunteers lend aid to migrant street vendors, who say child care is one of their most pressing needs. [ more › ]
Peoria cheer and dance team to perform at Dance the World in NYC
PEORIA (25News Now) - A Peoria-based cheer and dance team is heading to the Big Apple this summer to perform at Dance the World in New York City. After submitting an audition video in April of last year, the Coach Bre Cottage Cheer & Dance Company was selected in June 2023. Disney took samples from an international field.
Grand Jury Declines To Charge Columbia High School Principal Arrested Last Spring
Sanchez still faces charges of simple assault stemming from an incident involving a student in January at the school in the South Orangewood-Maplewood School District, the Essex County Prosecutor's Office said. The principal was suspended from his job following the alleged incident, as reported by Daily Voice when charges were...
NYCHA’s not just a landlord. It's going to train young adults to work in construction.
The workforce training program comes as the city's need for affordable housing is reaching an apex. The $1.3 million grant from the U.S. Labor Department will fund the workforce development program for 40 months. [ more › ]
Renovations Approved For Montclair's Bellevue Theater: 'This Will Be An Economic Engine'
The Tudor-style Bellevue Theater in Upper Montclair has sat vacant since the prior operator's lease ended 2017, but at a meeting on Monday, June 10, redevelopment plans were unanimously approved. The plans were brought forth by Angelo Cifelli Jr., the attorney representing the theater's owner, Jesse Sayegh, and guided by...
Paterson mall owners move to evict IHOP over $1M in unpaid rent, fees
PATERSON — The IHOP restaurant at the Center City Mall closed down on Saturday, amid a court battle involving allegations that the business owners owe more than $1.1 million in rent and other payments. Center City filed court papers seeking the IHOP’s eviction on June 6, claiming the business...
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