Owners of The Center Circle have requested that the Redevelopment Agency repair the rear parking lot and access way after they claim it was damaged as a result of construction and materials related to the adjacent Meridia Water’s Edge project.
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Category Archives: Downtown
Main & Monroe aims to create neighborhood
A two-building, 196-unit project aims to “create a project that is not just a building but a neighborhood,” enhancing walkability downtown and creating “a sense of there in the middle of Rahway.”
Nikola Tesla on display at Train Station Plaza
Next time you’re racing through Rahway Train Station, be sure to wave to Nikola Tesla.
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Permit parking changes along Campbell Street
CORRECTION: The original post has been corrected, with changes noted in italics.
City Council approved changes to permit parking regulations along the north end of Campbell Street, ahead of the completion of a 116-unit rental complex in response to residents’ concerns when shows are held at the nearby Union County Performing Arts Center (UCPAC).
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City unveils ‘parklet’ downtown
A pedestrian-only East Cherry Street? Check. A parklet/pop-up cafe? Check. Signage to offer up some inclination of development projects? Check. Rahway Rising seems to be ahead of the curve a bit when it comes to downtown initiatives. 😛
Rahway Bands & Brews moved to Sunday
Due to a foreca
st of a 70-percent chance of rain this afternoon, with a chance of thunder and rain by 4 p.m., Rahway Bands and Brews, presented by The Rail House, will be Sunday (Sept. 14) — same time, same place: 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Train Station Plaza.
Sunday’s forecast looks much better: low 70s, sunny to partly cloudy but no rain.
A benefit for the Union County Performing Arts Center, Rahway Bands & Brews will feature 10 independent rock bands and craft beers, sponsored by Lagunitas, Smuttynose, Abita and Founders, from 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Train Station Plaza.
Rahway hosts Downtown NJ conference Friday
For the second time in six years, Rahway will host Downtown New Jersey’s (DNJ) annual conference.
Would you invest $10 for a public mural?
On vacation this week, blogging from our Sag Harbor, N.Y. bureau…
Would you give $10 to get a funky mural painted on the putrid-looking KC Jazz property?