Tag: north ward
Newark Breaks Ground on Major Renovation of North Ward’s Sal Bontempo Park
Newark has officially broken ground on a major renovation of the North Ward's Sal Bontempo Park, with stormwater management and city beautification at the center of the project.
Apartment Complex May Rise Near Newark’s Park Ave. Light Rail Station
Newark’s latest mixed-use development could be constructed just a stone’s throw away from one of the city’s light rail stations.
Church Proposes Mixed-Use Apartment Complex in Newark’s Roseville Section
A church wants to build a six-story development in Newark's North Ward.
Senior Housing Complex Pitched for Broadway in Newark
A company wants its plan for a senior citizens development on Broadway in Newark to be approved.
Union County Developer Proposes 11-Unit Project in Newark’s North Ward
A hearing has been scheduled for plans by a Scotch Plains company to develop a five-story project on Woodside Place in Newark.
After Years of Planning, Lantana Affordable Redevelopment Rises in Newark
A Montclair-based company has made significant progress on a residential project that will add 60 affordable housing units in Newark.
Company Proposes 24-Unit Development Opposite Newark’s Mount Pleasant Cemetery
An application calls for bringing a five-story residential building to Herbert Place in Newark’s North Ward.
‘862 Broadway Residences’ Proposed for Newark’s North Ward
Another residential development is being proposed near the possible Essex-Hudson Greenway site in the North Ward of Newark. The latest plan calls for a 29-unit building on Broadway.
Mixed-Use Development Planned Near Essex-Hudson Greenway Site in Newark’s North Ward
A developer is proposing a five-story project with residential, office, and restaurant space at 881 Mount Prospect Avenue in Newark.
As Anti-Racism Protests Sweep the Nation, Italians Stand Their Ground on Columbus Issue
In Newark, onlookers in the dark hours of the morning, watched a century-old statue of Christopher Columbus removed from a plinth at the mayor’s orders. The city’s last statue of Columbus is still standing in the North Ward, but many believe it is only a matter of time before the 15th-century explorer tastes the waters of the Passaic River.
