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2,000 fire hydrants to be flushed in next phase of recovery from Paterson water main break

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Residents of all four municipalities impacted by the water main break are still under a boil water alert.Paterson, New Jersey · Paterson See the Story

Inspiring the Next Generation of Architects: AIA Architects League of Northern New Jersey Connects with Students at PCCC

Reading Time: 2 minutesInspiring the Next Generation of Architects: AIA Architects League of Northern New Jersey Connects with Students at PCCC By Architect William J. Martin, AIA AI was used to edit this Read More The post Inspiring the Next Generation of Architects: AIA Architects League of Northern New Jersey Connects with Students at PCCC appeared first on AIA-NJ.Paterson, New Jersey · Paterson Read Article

Service Restored After Paterson Water Main Break

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Haledon and North Haledon may see service Monday night The post Service restored after Paterson water main break appeared first on NJ Spotlight News.Paterson, New Jersey · Paterson See the Story

‘We don’t want you or your Portuguese friends.’ N.J. town faces lawsuit over housing discrimination.

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A federal judge has allowed a housing discrimination lawsuit against the Borough of Wanaque to proceed, ruling that a jury should decide whether town officials showed bias against Portuguese developers.Wanaque · Wanaque Read Article

The water is finally safe to drink for these 77K N.J. residents, but thousands more are still waiting

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The Passaic Valley Water Commission on Friday lifted the boil water advisory for parts of Paterson, though it remains in effect in Haledon, North Haledon and Prospect Park.Paterson, New Jersey · Paterson Read Article

NJ City Declares State of Emergency as Water Crisis Continues

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NEW JERSEY (PIX11) -- On Friday, Haledon Mayor Michael Johnson declared a state of emergency because of the ongoing Paterson water crisis. “We still have parts of town that haven’t received water at all,” said Johnson. “The impact is serious and everybody is frustrated.” Many residents still do not have enough water pressure to flush toilets or take showers. “We don’t even know the timeline, where it’s going to end,” said Johnson. “So, at least …State of Emergency · Haledon See the Story

Tariffs, higher food prices add to pressures on food banks

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Passaic County’s largest food bank faces record demand amid budget shortfall The post Tariffs, higher food prices add to pressures on food banks appeared first on NJ Spotlight News.Passaic · Passaic Read Article

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BHI finances $32M for Hue Soul apartments in East Orange

Hip Hop Since 1987

N.J. man found guilty in fatal shooting of 62-year-old

2,000 fire hydrants to be flushed in next phase of recovery from Paterson water main break

Inspiring the Next Generation of Architects: AIA Architects League of Northern New Jersey Connects with Students at PCCC

Service Restored After Paterson Water Main Break

‘We don’t want you or your Portuguese friends.’ N.J. town faces lawsuit over housing discrimination.

The water is finally safe to drink for these 77K N.J. residents, but thousands more are still waiting

NJ City Declares State of Emergency as Water Crisis Continues

Tariffs, higher food prices add to pressures on food banks

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BHI finances $32M for Hue Soul apartments in East Orange

Hip Hop Since 1987

N.J. man found guilty in fatal shooting of 62-year-old

2,000 fire hydrants to be flushed in next phase of recovery from Paterson water main break

Inspiring the Next Generation of Architects: AIA Architects League of Northern New Jersey Connects with Students at PCCC

Service Restored After Paterson Water Main Break

‘We don’t want you or your Portuguese friends.’ N.J. town faces lawsuit over housing discrimination.

The water is finally safe to drink for these 77K N.J. residents, but thousands more are still waiting

NJ City Declares State of Emergency as Water Crisis Continues

Tariffs, higher food prices add to pressures on food banks