Megan Burrow is a local journalist based in Hackensack, New Jersey. She writes for various news outlets including Yahoo News, North Jersey Media Group, and the New Jersey Herald. Megan covers a range of topics including local politics, community events, and breaking news stories in the Hackensack area.
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Megan Burrow primarily focuses on local government and politics in the United States, particularly within New Jersey and Hackensack. She also covers family & relationships to a lesser extent, often through expert commentary and announcements.
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By: Megan Burrow
3-minute read HACKENSACK — The city Police Department is partnering with a federal organization to conduct an assessment and to review the shape of its future.
By: Megan Burrow
The borough has been engaged in a contentious and lengthy legal battle with the various developers of the property since 2015, when Normandy Real Estate Partners, the original developer behind the project, filed a builder's remedy suit.
By: Megan Burrow
HACKENSACK — The city's municipal election is seven months away, however the political moves and rhetoric ahead of the May election are already growing heated and contentious.
By: Megan Burrow
3-minute read HACKENSACK — The city will swear in Capt. Mike Antista, the department's officer in charge, as police chief at a special meeting Tuesday night.
By: Megan Burrow
3-minute read In her long political career, from the Teaneck Township Council to state Assembly to Senate majority leader, former state Sen.
By: Megan Burrow
2-minute read LYNDHURST — A planned historical tour of Hillside Cemetery on Rutherford Avenue is drawing criticism from people with family buried there, who say the tour is disrespectful to their loved ones.
By: Megan Burrow
Hackensack voters will choose among six candidates for three seats on the city's Board of Education in the Nov. 5 election.
Hackensack's new police chief grew up in neighboring Rochelle Park, where he still lives with his wife and two young children.
By: Megan Burrow
In 1969 Karen Falasca's 15-year-old sister was murdered in Bergen County. She spent her life searching for answers. A podcast will tell her story.
By: Megan Burrow
2-minute read HACKENSACK — A police officer is suing the city, the police director, the Police Department's new chief , Mike Antista, and
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