Albina Sportelli
Assignment Editor at NorthJersey.com
Assignment Editor at Gannett
Assignment Editor at New Jersey Herald
Assignment editor for The Record, https://t.co/WQQfTfQapf. (Part of the @USAToday Network).
Articles
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1 month ago |
northjersey.com | Albina Sportelli |Kristie Cattafi
Hackensack, Lyndhurst, Passaic and Cedar Grove were the only local elections in North Jersey on May 13. EDITOR'S NOTE: Results will be added to this story as soon as they become available after polls close on May 13 at 8 p.m.Nonpartisan local elections took place on May 13, with only a handful of North Jersey municipalities participating.
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1 month ago |
eu.njherald.com | Albina Sportelli |Kristie Cattafi
Hackensack, Lyndhurst, Passaic and Cedar Grove were the only local elections in North Jersey on May 13. EDITOR'S NOTE: Results will be added to this story as soon as they become available after polls close on May 13 at 8 p.m.Nonpartisan local elections took place on May 13, with only a handful of North Jersey municipalities participating.
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Mar 28, 2025 |
yahoo.com | Albina Sportelli
WESTWOOD — Wondering how you can afford to furnish or fix up your new home or apartment in North Jersey? As home prices and rent costs continue to increase, one shop is making it easier to furnish or upgrade those spaces at a fraction of the cost of new items. The Habitat for Humanity of Bergen County ReStore, located in the former Marty's Shoes at 121 Carver Ave., in Westwood, sells its goods donated by area residents and businesses, at a fraction of the original cost.
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Mar 24, 2025 |
northjersey.com | Albina Sportelli
See the stories covering different aspects of affordable housing in New Jersey since the Mount Laurel I court decision in 1975 including: Timeline of affordable housing in NJ over 50 years How to apply for affordable housing in New Jersey Making sense of NJ's affordable housing rules Meet the woman who wanted to save her home and those of her neighbors in her town of Mount Laurel What has changed with affordable housing in New Jersey since 1975 New Jersey's effort to build affordable housing...
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Mar 19, 2025 |
northjersey.com | Albina Sportelli
Mount Laurel II came about in 1983 when the Supreme Court upheld the initial decision. New Jersey's efforts to build affordable housing in every community began in 1975 when the state Supreme Court ruled in favor of the plaintiff in Southern Burlington NAACP v. Township of Mount Laurel on March 24, 1975. The suit accused the New Jersey township, near Philadelphia, of using zoning to exclude people of lower income.
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