Due to delays in the delivery of traffic signal equipment, upgrades to 11 intersections in Maplewood and South Orange may not be completed until 2026.
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DevelopmentMaplewoodSouth Orange
Maplewood Mayor Nancy Adams: ‘Our Commitment to Affordable Housing Is Unwavering’
Numbers released by the state in October require the township to build 216 affordable housing units in the next 10 years.
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From Maplewood Police Department: Press Release On Saturday November 2, 2024 at approximately 9:30…
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Proponents say the sale of the water utility is the best option to make costly infrastructure upgrades, retire debt, and manage rate increases while maintaining water quality. Opponents raise concerns about NJAW being a publicly traded company and loss of control.
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From the South Orange Police blotter, 10/19-10/31: 10/23 Theft SOPD received a report of…
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The dashboard gives a window into as many as 40 different health metrics and provides information that can help make a town “more resilient,” according to SOMA Health Officer.
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Arts & CultureHistoryMaplewood
Fiber History Meets Modern Day Fiber Artists at Durand-Hedden, Nov. 3
“Connecting Fibers: Spinners & Artists,” took place October 27 — with an encore scheduled for the SOMA Artists Studio Tour on Nov. 3.
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ElectionMaplewoodOpinionSchools / KidsSouth Orange
LETTER: Paul Stephan—Independent Voice, Bringing Clear Vision & Positive Discourse
Seven candidates are vying for three seats on the South Orange-Maplewood Board of Education…
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CommunitySouth Orange
‘It’s Going to Be Difficult’: South Orange Affordable Housing Obligation Increases
Unless the Village can get the number reduced, it will need to build 800 units over the next 10 years. “It’s a high number and it’s going to be difficult. So get ready for that,” said South Orange Mayor Collum.