The Port Authority answered more New York Times’s reader questions in Part 2 and Part 3 of the series. Of course, as is typical, there is more answer dodging than answering going on. Still not addressed is the ticking time bomb of World Trade Center station closures coming this summer.
The Jersey City Independent officially launched today. We’ve mentioned before, but will say it again, we think independent journalism projects like these will soon supplant old media (read: newspapers).
A new boutique opened last month on Jersey Avenue at Fourth Street. Meanwhile, the short lived Gas Men’s Clothing seems to have closed for good. Rumor has too that Imagine Atrium, the little gift shop that sold books, has a “For Rent” sign in the window.
The Jersey Journal’s possible future closure has created quite a stir on the internet (not that the paper knows what the internet is). Apparently there is a whole Facebook Group dedicated to saving the beleaguered paper. The Jersey City Independent, an online paper posed to supplant the Journal after its imminent closure, writes up a […]
The first round of answers posed to the Port Authority Executive Director by readers of the Times have have been answered, sort of. One reader wanted to know why the PATH Terminal at the World Trade Center was so far behind schedule. Good question, bad answer. The response include a myriad of facts about the […]
The executive director of the Port Authority will be answering “select” questions from readers of the the New York Times City Room. This might be the perfect time to badger the agency about proposed closings of the World Trade Center PATH station. The Port Authority has proposed closing the WTC PATH terminus on weekends for […]
The parent company of the Trentonian filed for bankruptcy over the weekend, as well as the Philadelphia Inquirer, the third oldest daily paper in the country. Both papers serve south Jersey. Jersey City’s Jersey Journal warned earlier this month that the paper would also be facing closure as early as April. The Journal has been […]
The new PATH cars began carrying riders last Thursday morning for a limited mid-day run. Rumor has it the cars will be making appearances at various times over the next few weeks, testing the cars at rush hour and late nights as well.
Cocoa Bakery has begun construction on the interior of their retail space at Liberty Harbor, and posted photos on their Facebook page.
The two towers looking south 77 Hudson StreetLooking west from Hudson Street. The sidewalk has been laid on the corner. 70 Greene Street
