Three, two-family homes will rise on New Brunswick Avenue where two dilapidated homes once stood.
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65 businesses receive Rahway CARES funds
Some 65 local businesses shared in more than a quarter-million dollars in funding through the Rahway Coronavirus Aid Relief & Economic Stimulus (CARES) program.
Planning Board approves outdoor space at Kowal’s
The Planning Board earlier this year approved variances that would allow an outdoor seating area at a longtime St. Georges Avenue tavern.
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Ming’s Luncheonette to close after 32 years
Changes are coming to two longtime mainstays in Rahway.
Continue reading Ming’s Luncheonette to close after 32 years
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Council accepts Arts District plan
City Council moved forward with the Arts District Redevelopment Plan, introducing an ordinance to accept the plan and amend the city’s zoning map.
Bridgeview developers still interested
Potential developers of a proposed 174-unit rental apartment complex across the river from downtown are interested in proceeding but may need some help from the Redevelopment Agency.
City launches TV commercial
A 30-second commercial began airing this month on cable television as part of a campaign to encourage visitors to patronize Rahway as activity begins to slowly ramp up in the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.