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Hackensack, NJ
Real Estate
New Details, Video Show Workforce Housing, Transit Hub Project In Hackensack
Bergen County officials have released a brand-new video rendering of Bergen Junction, a transformational mixed-use development in Hackensack that aims to provide affordable housing for essential workers, support veterans, and revitalize the NJ TRANSIT Hackensack Bus Transfer (scroll for video). The project — announced by Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco, the Board of Commissioners, and the Bergen County Improvement Authority — will replace the former Bergen County probation building and outdated bus terminal with state-of-the-art facilities. Bergen Junction will feature a five…
Elizabeth, NJ
Real Estate
Shuttered Lord & Taylor Store Could Become Bustling Downtown For This North Jersey Town
The shuttered Lord & Taylor store in one North Jersey township is in the process of being transformed into a vibrant and bustling downtown area. The department store's owner, HBC, along with Streetworks Development, presented their plan for the 730,000-square-foot space and municipal lots known as "One Westfield Place" at the Westfield council meeting Tuesday, Sept. 20. Mayor Shelley Brindle said the project could be historic, and is the culmination of more than three years of collaboration and community input. Brindle noted an increased urgency to revitalize the downtown afte…
Towson, MD
Lifestyle
‘It Is Our Time’: Baltimore Commissary Kitchen To Support Minority-Owned Businesses
One could say Chef Cat and Chef Kiah thought of the idea to launch Our Time Kitchen at the perfect time. “It came about after Stacey Abrams had the whole our time is now for voting in Georgia,” Chef Kiah said – but it was more than just a political movement that sparked the initiative. When Chef Cat started hosting chef meetups in the Baltimore area, she noticed most minority owners were having similar issues with getting their food businesses off the ground. Oftentimes they would struggle to get a startup loan or even assemble a table to sell their product. So both chefs started brain…
Worcester, MA
Business
Covid-
19: Massachusetts Taking Next Step To Reopen The Economy
More of the Massachusetts economy will be opening within the next week - a move that will expand restaurant-capacity and bring back more live music. On Thursday, Feb. 25, Gov. Charlie Baker said that the state’s COVID-19 rates are declining at such a pace as to allow further expansion of the economy, according to WWLP. On March 1, Massachusetts will move onto Step 2 of Phase 3. There are 4 phases to Massachusetts's economic reopening plan after COVID-19. In Step 2 of Phase 3 - the final step of the phase - Massachusetts restaurants will not be tied to a percentage-based seating-limit. As …
