Posts Tagged ‘parks’

Jersey City Parks Coalition & City Agencies Team Up to Plan Massive ‘Big Dig’ Flower-Planting Day

By • Oct 6th, 2011 • Category: Blog, News

Mayor Healy speaks at today’s press conference; he is surrounded by members of the Jersey City Parks Coalition and a number of city agencies. On this year’s Make a Difference Day, the Jersey City Parks Coalition, several city agencies and scores of volunteers plan to plant 17,000 daffodils and tulips at 80 locations throughout the [...]



Care About Hudson County’s Parks or Cultural Sites? Planners Want You to Take a Quick Survey

By • May 26th, 2011 • Category: Blog, News

The Hudson County Open Space Advisory Board and the Hudson County Division of Planning are inviting all county residents to take a short five-minute survey about the state of the county’s parks, open spaces, recreational facilities, historic preservation sites and cultural spaces. The survey will help guide planners as they undertake a formal reexamination of [...]



Jersey City Rejects Settlement Offer Regarding 6th Street Embankment

By • May 13th, 2011 • Category: Blog, News, Politics

The latest twist in the ongoing fight over the future of the 6th Street Embankment in Downtown Jersey City occurred Wednesday night, as the City Council unanimously rejected a settlement offer put forth by developer Steve Hyman, who owns the properties with his wife. “[The proposed settlement can] end the disputes and litigation that have [...]



Nabe Group Doesn’t Stop New Ballfield at Washington Park, but it Does Get a Seat at the Table

By • Jan 24th, 2011 • Category: Blog, News

When Hudson County first unveiled a plan to renovate and expand the ballfields on the Union City side of Washington Park, the Washington Park Association (WPA) flooded a county freeholders’ meeting to speak against the installation of a new turf field and ask the county to preserve the area for passive recreation instead. While the [...]



New Public Park Adjacent to CANCO Building Will Open Thursday

By • Nov 10th, 2010 • Category: Blog, News

A much-needed 15,000 square feet park in a mostly industrial area near Journal Square will officially open to the public Thursday after a formal dedication and Veterans Day ceremony. The park, which was built by the developers of the CANCOlofts across the street (who have dubbed it CANCOpark), will include open green space, landscaping and [...]



This Weekend’s Best Bets

By • Sep 17th, 2010 • Category: Arts, Blog

For full calendar listings, be sure to check out the Cultural Calendar. Want your event listed on our calendar? You can submit it yourself — just click here and follow the simple instructions. TODAY You might take parking spaces for granted, but today the Hudson County TMA is encouraging us to think a bit more [...]



CANCO Breaks Ground on New Public Park Adjacent to Development

By • Aug 31st, 2010 • Category: Blog, News

A much-needed 15,000 square feet of green space is coming to a mostly industrial area west of Journal Square, thanks to a high-end condo development.

CANCOlofts announced this week that construction has begun on the new park, located across the street from its main building on Dey Street. In the inverse of the famed Joni Mitchell song, the park will replace a parking lot there, and it is slated to be finished and opened to the public by the end of October.



Jersey City to Dedicate New William Mercado Memorial Park Thursday

By • Jun 2nd, 2010 • Category: Blog, News

The new William Mercado Memorial Park and monument on the southeast corner of Newark and Jersey Avenues will be formally dedicated by Mayor Healy and City Council officials Thursday morning at 10 am. In addition to the new memorial, the refurbished corner park, which is part of the broader Newark Avenue Streetscape Improvement project, has [...]



Your Input is Needed on Paulus Hook Park Redesign Plans

By • Feb 5th, 2010 • Category: Blog, News

Paulus Hook Park, which is located at all four corners of the Washington/Grand intersection in Downtown Jersey City, is going to be revamped, and the Historic Paulus Hook Association (HPHA) is seeking input from all Jersey City residents on the redesign, including what type of activities the park should support, whether or not there should [...]



Hudson County Planning Office Brings Park(ing) Day to Jersey City

By • Sep 16th, 2009 • Category: Blog, News

The original Park(ing) Day in San Francisco. Photo: Rebar/Andrea Scher Originally created by a San Francisco art and design collective in 2005, Park(ing) Day has grown into an annual global event where artists, activists, and citizens collaborate to temporarily transform metered parking spots into temporary public parks. Last year, there were nearly 60 such temporary [...]

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