Ed Rumley May 20, 2021 PATERSON — The late Joe Clark, the no-nonsense, unconventional and legendary Eastside High School principal, was honored in a City Hall ceremony Thursday attended by about 20 of his family members. Clark — known for carrying baseball bat and a bullhorn as he imposed order walking the halls of Eastside — made
BY Matt Fagan, NorthJersey.com May 18, 2021 If a pothole opens up on a downtown street or a water main fails, municipalities often have money and public works crews available to get the problem resolved quickly. Then there are projects like Clifton's Main Avenue Streetscape or Fairview's Anderson Avenue Restoration, both on their third phase, which
(PATERSON, NJ) -- The Wharton Institute for the Performing Arts has been approved for a $15,000 Grants for Arts Projects award to support the Paterson Music Project’s Saturday Community Music Program. This grant will enable Paterson students in grades 4-12 from across the city to engage with instrumental music together as a community throughout the
By BOB TOWEY May 11, 2021 at 7:04 PM PATERSON, NJ — Just weeks after the application period expired for Paterson’s guaranteed income pilot program, Mayor André Sayegh has confirmed that the initiative gained a $50,000 gift from a prominent local real estate investor. Florio Management—a construction firm responsible for multiple housing and retail
