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Little Ferry, New Jersey is located in Bergen County. Zip codes in Little Ferry, NJ include 07643. The median home price in Little Ferry is $249,900 which is roughly $191/per square foot. More Little Ferry information.

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52 min ago | NorthJersey.com

Emerson council OKs town hall study

The aging borough hall is in dire need of repairs, a major expansion or maybe replacement - and the council is looking into just what needs to be done.

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22 hrs ago | NorthJersey.com

Little Ferry to hear builder's plans to manage storm water for controversial project

When a proposal to subdivide the tract and build 20 homes was presented to the land use board 10 years ago, the overarching concern for many here was increased vehicular traffic and how it would affect children who played and rode their bikes on the secluded dead-end street.

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Tue Jun 18, 2013

Patch.com

Realtor.com Donates $50K to Bergen Habitat for Humanity

Realtor.com has donated $5,000 through its "Building Hope Challenge" towards Habitat for Humanity of Bergen County's "Repair.

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NorthJersey.com

Governor Christie to cut ribbon on renovated Moonachie ...

Rescue workers evacuate Little Ferry and Moonachie residents from flood waters following superstorm Sandy Oct. 30. Now that federal aid is being distributed many homeowners in that area say they expected more help than they are getting.

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NorthJersey.com

Little Ferry plans to ban smoking in public parks

LITTLE FERRY - The borough may join a growing list of municipalities to ban smoking in public parks and recreation areas.

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Fri Jun 14, 2013

NJ.com

After Sandy's deluge in the Meadowlands, officials look for...

More than seven months after Hurricane Sandy put several Bergen County towns underwater, the trickle of state and federal aid dollars coming into the region doesn't quite resemble the deluge of water swept in by gale-force winds from Newark Bay.

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Thu Jun 13, 2013

NorthJersey.com

The Record: Shelter from the storm

NEW YORK CITY Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday unveiled a 400-page plan to protect the city from the next superstorm.

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NorthJersey.com

Little Ferry removes right on red at busy intersection during certain ...

LITTLE FERRY - The Little Ferry Mayor and Council recently adopted an ordinance to prevent drivers from turning right on red at the corner of Washington Avenue and Liberty Street in the borough during certain hours of the day.

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NorthJersey.com

NJ officials gather for a Superstorm Sandy symposium

Dennis Dura , Assistant Director, Office of Emergency Management, New Jeresy Department of Human Services, speaks during a superstorm Sandy symposium at Wilson Auditorium, at Dickinson Hall of Fairleigh Dickinson University in Hackensack.

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Tue Jun 11, 2013

Patch.com

Local Business Joins Habitat in Helping Little Ferry Rebuild from Sandy

Habitat for Humanity of Bergen County , based in Oradell, welcomed Environetics , an architecture, interior design, engineering, and planning firm located in Englewood Cliffs, to help the affiliate rebuild Hurricane Sandy victims' homes in Little Ferry.

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Sun Jun 09, 2013

NorthJersey.com

Home ownership fair draws sizable crowd

Johana Gomera of the Greater Alliance Federal Credit Union, left, answering home financing questions from Yolanda Fernandez of Little Ferry on Saturday.

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Thu Jun 06, 2013

Observer

Women veterans take the lead in parade

The borough made history of sorts with this year's Memorial Day Parade, held May 27, when it designated two female veterans as co-grand marshals.

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Sun Jun 02, 2013

NorthJersey.com

Meadowlands flood prep languishes as Shore gets rebuilt

It has been nearly 25 years since the Army Corps of Engineers walked away from plans to build a flood-control system for the Meadowlands, including a massive tidal barrier in the Hackensack River, after concluding that the $289 million price tag far outweighed the potential damage from floods.

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Thu May 30, 2013

NorthJersey.com

Fairview Police Chief runs 30 hours, 106 miles for Sandy relief

Fairview Police Chief Frank Del Vecchio, center, leads a group of participants as he sets off on an approximately 30 hour, 106-mile run to the Jersey Shore to raise money for superstorm Sandy victims through his Run for Hope Foundation.

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Wed May 29, 2013

NorthJersey.com

Sandy-battered Moonachie, Little Ferry residents find aid in 'mobile' center of agencies

Little Ferry retirees David and Virginia Llewellyn wanted to know what financial assistance was available to help them finish sheetrocking in their basement.

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Fri May 24, 2013

Patch.com

Christie Administration Hosting Bergen 'Mobile Cabinet' Meeting

State officials are taking their cabinet meeting on the road next week. The Office of Gov.

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The Paramus Post

21st Annual Young Playwrights Festival at Bergen Community College June 6, 2013

Spend an evening with young, talented playwrights whose theatrical endeavors showcase the creative abilities of local students.

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The Jersey Journal

Plugging the gaps on Sandy aid: Opinion

Chris Christie has spent the past week going up and down the Shore to make certain everyone knows it.

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Thu May 23, 2013

Patch.com

County Executive, Dignitaries, Speak at Girl Scouts Awards Ceremony

County Executive Kathleen Donovan recognized the achievements of the six Girl Scouts who sat on the stage of New Milford High School Wednesday evening to receive their gold award.

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NorthJersey.com

Little Ferry may ban smoking in its public parks

LITTLE FERRY - Little Ferry may soon join a growing number of towns that have banned smoking in its public parks.

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