In a nearly unanimous vote, City Council approved changes to regulations governing retail dispensaries as residents near a potential cannabis retail location raised concerns primarily about traffic.
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Ten automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) cameras will be installed throughout the city as part of a 60-day pilot program starting next month.
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City Council confirmed the appointment of a new police director last month.
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Shopping for clothes is a completely different experience for different generations.
Continue reading Poll: What’s your favorite clothing shop in Rahway? →
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A revised second phase of Meridia Brownstones could come before the Redevelopment Agency as early as next month.
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The city has made an offer to acquire several Esterbrook Avenue properties in its pursuit of a concept for senior housing.
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The March reader poll was a bit of a back and forth, especially in the last week, before a winner finally emerged and held on in the final hours.
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The city’s retail cannabis regulations are up for more changes in an an effort to make the approval process less restrictive, which would have required variances for most properties.
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