Andy Milone is a Reporter at The Courier. He covers a range of topics including construction, real estate, governance, and regional interest, with a particular focus on local issues in Cedar Falls and Waverly. His work has been featured in various publications such as News-Press NOW, KXRA Radio, and The Gazette.
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By: Andy Milone
Safer streets, senior housing, a Journal Square rec center, the New Jersey Symphony and more were on tap at Monday's City Council caucus.
Representatives of The Hindu Temple of Tri-State met two weeks ago with Old Oak Ridge neighbors to talk about its next phase of proposed construction in White Plains, a sign of the two sides working to cooperate to address ongoing concerns about the religious facility.
The City Council voted 8-0 at its Tuesday night meeting to schedule an executive session next month with the public safety director.
Santa Claus is not the only one on the lookout for bad behavior this winter.
By: Andy Milone, Aaron Morrill
Despite the success in lowering the number of homicides, crime overall has bedevilled the admistration.
Approximately one hundred supporters of the Labor Union 32BJ SEIU flocked Thursday night to Exchange Place and marched down Christopher Columbus Drive in support of service workers at many of Jersey City's big residential buildings.
By: Andy Milone
Preparations have begun for extensive construction on Christopher Columbus Drive and a new satellite office for senior services on Central Avenue.
By: Andy Milone
A proposed tax abatement before the City Council on Wednesday night was tabled after meeting resistance on its second and final reading.
A holiday tree now burns brightly in Berry Lane Park in honor of Andrew “Drew” Washington III for the second year since his startling death at the hands of police.
Christ Hospital leadership says its facility will remain open as it responds to a slew of financial challenges that came to a head as part of a recent bankruptcy filing and a plan to merge with Hudson Regional Hospital.
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