On Feb. 10, the Maplewood Planning Board will review a plan to add 11 Inwood Place to the Movie Theater Redevelopment Area, and a request to allow 100% affordable housing in Redevelopment Area 2 (between Boyden & Burnett), in order to help meet the town’s 216-unit obligation.
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“I think just accepting a 3% increase may be what we’ve done, but these are difficult times and people keep telling us that they can’t afford to live here and things are unaffordable.” — Mayor Vic De Luca
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Maplewood Village Alliance Welcomes Hello Huckleberry with Ribbon Cutting Celebration
From The Maplewood Village Alliance: The Maplewood Village Alliance (MVA) proudly hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on Sunday, February 8, to celebrate the opening of Hello Huckleberry, a thoughtfully designed …
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SOPAC Celebrates the Power of Arts in Education as Student Residencies Take Center Stage
From the South Orange Performing Arts Center: February is a pivotal month for Arts in Education at the South Orange Performing Arts Center (SOPAC), as thousands of local students step …
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Uhl Architecture, based in Orange, was recently recognized for its design of 104 Baker Street in Maplewood Village at the American Institute of Architects (AIA) New Jersey Design Awards. The …
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Maplewood Library Unveils LEED Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council
On Saturday, January 31, the Maplewood Memorial Library celebrated the unveiling of its LEED Gold Certification from the U.S. Green Building Council, recognizing the library as a regional showcase of sustainability and a leader in transforming …
