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Newark Employee Pronounced Dead At City Hall: Police
An employee was pronounced dead at Newark City Hall on the morning of Thursday, Feb. 6, authorities said. At 8:28 a.m., ...
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It's back to the future in downtown Newark as historic Arcade reopens with all new stores
The historic downtown Newark Arcade reopens to the public after a six-year cleaning, renovation and restoration project ...
Chilly Newark apartment owner tells city: ‘We’re actually the good guys’
With tax abatement at stake, the owner of 440 Washington St. was given 30 days to address hundreds of code violations.
Construction on Newark's first arcade began in 1908
Newark Advocate history columnist Doug Stout of the Licking County Library describes the ups and downs of the Newark Arcade's ...
Newark Charter's baseball and softball field project removed from council meeting agenda
After a controversial project to build baseball and softball fields near Folk Park caused a stir, Newark council removed the ...
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'Out of left field': Newark residents concerned about baseball field proposal
Newly proposed baseball fields in south Newark have residents concerned about surrounding woodlands and personal privacy.
New apartments, parking requirements and church-led housing in the works for Newark
The Newark City Council approved a large apartment building on Main Street, less than a block from a church looking to open ...
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Newark gets ready to welcome 16- and 17-year-olds voting in April’s historic school board election
Newark officials will launch voter registration efforts to promote participation among 16- and 17-year-olds in April’s school ...
Hundreds of immigrants expected to march in N.J. city amid ICE crackdown
The mayor of Passaic, where the march will be, said supports ICE's targeting of immigrants charged with violent crimes.