BY Tom Moran August 1, 2021 Paterson’s old roads are crumbling, its gutters are clogged with litter, and its sidewalks are home to addicts with nowhere better to go. Metal grills cover vacant storefronts in the heart of the downtown, one after another. Roughly one in three people here was poor even before the
BY Joe Malinconico July 27, 2021 PATERSON — City officials are installing artificial turf at Putnam Oval field, where the Eastside High School girls softball teams play their home games, as part of a $1 million improvement project scheduled to start next week. In conjunction with the work, the city is renaming the facility on
BY Steve Lenox June 14, 2021 PATERSON, NJ - Paterson individuals and families with low and moderate incomes now have new advocates- in the form of trained FEC counselors- to help them manage their finances, pay down debt, increase savings, establish and build credit, and access safe and affordable mainstream banking products. On Monday
