Hackensack, United States (Local)
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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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The 16-foot-tall model T. rex installed at Station Parkway last fall after being donated to the borough by the now-shuttered Field Station: Dinosaurs is sporting a tricornered colonial hat in honor of the upcoming holiday.
By: Megan Burrow
William Franklin, the last colonial governor of New Jersey and a staunch loyalist, was arrested by patriots and taken prisoner in June 1776. Gen.
By: Megan Burrow
HACKENSACK — The city is demanding money from developers it says owe at least $5.4 million in unclaimed revenue from financial agreements known as PILOTs, or payments in lieu of taxes.
By: Megan Burrow
The lawsuit says the “destruction of the tree permanently altered the character, appearance, enjoyment, and value” of her property.
By: Megan Burrow
HHACKENSACK — The city has agreed to pay $1.3 million to Charles “Ken” Zisa to settle a nearly $30 million civil rights lawsuit the former city
By: Megan Burrow
A parking enforcement officer is alleging in a lawsuit that she was sexually harassed and discriminated against while working for Hackensack.
By: Megan Burrow
HACKENSACK — People looking for a late-night bite to eat have more options on Main Street this summer, with the launch of “Late Friday Night Bites,” an
By: Megan Burrow
HACKENSACK — The city school district's computer and data systems were breached in late June, said Jennifer Harris, Board of Education president.
By: Megan Burrow
LEONIA — A piece of land next to Overpeck County Park that the borough Department of Public Works has used for more than half a century has become the focus of a dispute among borough, county and state officials.
Land next to Overpeck County Park that the Leonia DPW has used for more than 50 years is the focus of a dispute among the borough, county and state.
