Little Ferry News

Ken Cornell Skate Park in Somerville opened 7 years ago, built on an old tennis court, with volunteer labor and some second-hand ramps.

The installation of a drive-thru window is only one facet of the $5.5 million face lift that should be completed by spring, 2009.

MARIE FRANCES LATUSA, 94, of JACKSON, passed away Wednesday, June 11, at Bartley Healthcare, Jackson.

A stem cell registration drive will be held for Al Alberti, Lyndhurst resident, husband and father of three children, on Saturday, June 21, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Memorial School 130 Liberty St., Little Ferry.

A Bergen County man who told police his $230,000 Bentley rolled down the Liberty State Park boat ramp into New York Bay was indicted this week by a Hudson County grand jury for insurance fraud, officials said.

This past weekend I took two good long walks. The first was along the Hackensack River, on a nice flat trail at Mill Creek Park in Secaucus NJ, and a second walk in Little Ferry, NJ in Losen Slote Park.

“We want to ensure the public health and safety as much as they do”

Environmental cleanup work resumed this morning at a polluted 785-acre site in the Meadowlands, more than a week after state officials voted to sever ties with the property's would-be developers. via Millville News

May 13, 2008 Catherine Gardens, a 41-unit apartment property at 278 Main St. in Little Ferry has just traded in an all-cash transaction. via Commercial Property News

“This is the buyer's second office building acquisition recently”

Two office buildings and an apartment complex have all changed hands in three separate deals. via GlobeSt.com

Comments made by incumbent Councilman Jacques Harlow during last week's League of Women Voters candidates' forum, and repeated in part during Wednesday evening's Village Council Work Session, suggest that ... via The Ridgewood Blog

An unidentified buyer has paid all cash for a 41-unit apartment complex in Little Ferry, N.J. The property, Catherine Gardens, was sold for an undisclosed price. via Inman

“The buyer realizes there will be appreciable gains in his investment.”

By Mel Fabrikant Tuesday, May 06 2008, 04:27 PM EDT Views: 6 The Kislak Company, Inc., the dominant multi-family and retail investment sales firm in the tri-state region, recently completed the sale of ... via The Paramus Post

The APP recently updated a database on multiple job holders in NJ who double dip into our pension system. via The Ridgewood Blog

“I wish I could say there wasn't or it didn't exist, but it does.”

Driving down County Road 503, if you blink, you might miss this borough. There's East Rutherford, then Carlstadt, then Moonachie, then - whoosh - faster than the car radio can play the latest hit single, ... via South Florida Sun-Sentinel

“I was in a depressed mood for the last week and a half over this.”

COMMENT By Keith B. Richburg Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, March 23, 2008; Page A01 MOONACHIE, N.J. -- Driving down County Road 503, if you blink, you might miss this borough. via The Washington Post

Temporary help is what homeowners need Re: ' Foreclosure fix: 'The Last Chance Mortgage' ' N.J. mortgage fraud ring exploited HELOCs, BLOCs At least 16 banks tricked into providing $20 million in credit Four ... via Inman Real Estate News

An unidentified man was injured in Morris County tonight when his vehicle was struck by a freight train in Riverdale, authorities said. via Jersey Journal

Posted by The Artful Diner January 11, 2008 9:23AM Categories: Potpourri On the reviewing front... For those who may have missed it, last Sunday, January 6th, Cody Kendall of the Star-Ledger bestowed four big ... via Jersey Journal

Everet J. Wataha, 88, of Florida, formerly of Colonia, passed away Wednesday, Jan. via Courier News Online

HERBERT OSCAR HANSEN SR., 82, of JACKSON, died Friday, Jan. 4, at Kimball Medical Center, Lakewood. via Asbury Park Press Online