A mixed-use building at the corner of Church Street and West Grand Avenue will get a streamlined facelift, including a mural and several new apartments, under a proposal approved by the Planning Board.
Election Day is just around the corner, and Rahway voters have lots of new and old faces on the ballot when they step into the booth on Nov. 5 (or mail in their ballot).
The Redevelopment Agency extended a contract with its executive director and City Council awarded a contract for “labor and operational consulting services.”
A temporary parking lot for the Brownstones development would remain in use for at least a year after the second phase of the 480-unit development is completed, under legislation passed last month.
A public hearing will be held Nov. 6 at 6 p.m. in Rahway City Hall on a proposed change of use — a dog park — at the Wheatana section of Rahway River Park.