[Nexis4Jersey]

This is a thread for the various cities and towns in the areas outside of the Majority Regional cities. Theres not enough content to form individual threads of each city or town or neighborhood.

For Essex County , East Newark , Harrison , Kearny & Elizabeth Content see the Newark Thread
For Hudson County Content see the NJ Gold Coast Thread Here
For New York City Content , Heres the thread
For Stamford Content , Heres the thread
For New Haven - Bridgeport Content Heres the thread

*Some of it is cross posted from other members...on this Thread

Statistics

Hudson Valley
Population : 2.3 Million
Cities : Kingston , Poughkeepsie , White Plains , Mount Vernon , New Rochelle , Newburgh , Peekskill
Counties : 7
Area : 5,222 Sq Miles

Long Island (Not NYC Portion)
Population : 2.8 Million
Cities & Large Towns : Long Beach , Mineola , Hempstead
Counties : 2
Area : 2,826 Sq Miles

Central Jersey
Population : 3.4 Million
Cities & Large Towns : Elizabeth , Edison ,Woodbridge ,Lakewood ,Toms River ,Hamilton ,Trenton ,Brick ,Middletown ,Old Bridge ,Franklin ,Union ,Piscataway , New Brunswick
Counties : 5
Area : 1,847 SQ Miles

Northern Jersey
Population : 1.8 Million
Cities & Large Towns : Morristown , Paterson , Passaic , Clifton , Hackensack , Fort Lee , Englewood , Garfield , Paramus
Counties : 3
Area : 888 Sq Miles

I will post the back log of articles from the last year...

Morristown

Morristown council gives green light to transform ‘blighted’ Market and Bank streets


Sketch of proposed triangle building between fork of Market and Bank streets. Courtesy of Dean Marchetto

By Kevin Coughlin

The transformation of a “blighted” area along Market and Bank streets began on Thursday, with the Morristown council’s unanimous vote to revise a 2005 redevelopment plan.

If approved on second reading next month, this updated plan will pave the way for a triangular, five-story office building at the elbow of Market and Bank streets, a challenging wedge of land one block from the Morristown Green.

http://morristowngreen.com/2015/04/0...-bank-streets/