Megan Burrow

New Jersey

Staff Writer at NorthJersey.com

Reporter @NorthJersey, The Record. NYC native, Jersey raised. Alum: @BostonCollege, @BergenCC

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Hackensack approves apartment project near bus terminal. See details

1 week ago | northjersey.com | Megan Burrow

The Main Street apartment building will be near the soon-to-be revamped bus terminal. HACKENSACK — A 100-unit mixed-use development is moving forward on Main Street, after gaining approval from the city Planning Board. The seven-story building at 132-148 Main St. will have 28 studios, 64 one-bedrooms, eight two-bedroom units, roughly 5,600 square feet of retail space, 4,200 square feet for restaurants and 7,800 square feet of office space.
Bendix Diner listed at $2.5M after officials shut it down. Here's what the owner had to say

2 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Megan Burrow

Bendix Diner has been a fixture at the center of routes 17 and 46 in Hasbrouck Heights since 1947. HASBROUCK HEIGHTS — The landmark Bendix Diner, which was shut down in January by the borough Health Department, is up for sale. The diner was issued a health code violation and forced to close in January because of an issue with the diner's fire suppression system.
Mixed-use apartment building on Hackensack's Anderson Street begins leasing

2 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Megan Burrow

The six-story building has 222 residential units and 4,000 square feet of storefronts. HACKENSACK — A 222-unit mixed use apartment building has opened near the Anderson Street Train Station, at the former site of the longtime seafood restaurant Rudy's, two mixed-use buildings and the city's former Building Department.
Landmark Hackensack Sears building to be developed after years of litigation

2 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Megan Burrow

Sears Roebuck and Co. first opened its doors in Hackensack in 1932. The Sears building on Main Street has been vacant since 2020. HACKENSACK — Development of the landmark Sears building on Main Street is moving forward, with a redevelopment plan approved by the City Council after years of litigation over the property. Under the plan, the original 93-year-old art deco building and its 105-foot iconic tower would be preserved and incorporated into a six-story, mixed-use building.
300-year-old Old Tappan home will be moved to make room for assisted living facility

2 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Megan Burrow

The Gerrit J. Haring home, which has stood for nearly 300 years in Old Tappan, will be moved to another part of the property. The assisted living facility will be three-stories tall and 80,000 square feet. OLD TAPPAN — The Gerrit J. Haring house has stood for nearly 300 years on a wooded lot just off Old Tappan Road.
Hackensack police lieutenant suit says mayor defamed him by calling him 'worst offender'

3 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Megan Burrow

Lt. Anthony DiPersia said he was exonerated of the charges levied against him that he abused overtime and extra duty details. HACKENSACK — Mayor John Labrosse, his campaign manager Zonie LeSane and his running mates on his ticket for the May municipal election are being sued for defamation by a city police lieutenant.
Late Korean War veteran-turned news morgue director was 'Google before there was Google'

3 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Megan Burrow

Modeso 'Bob' Medina once gave a tour of the New York Times news morgue, where he was director, to Marilyn Monroe and her then husband, Arthur Miller. Modesto “Bob” Medina, a longtime Ridgefield resident who worked for more than 40 years at the New York Times, where he rose to become director of the news morgue and picture library, the newspaper’s extensive collection of clippings and photographs, died March 20. He was 95. A memorial service is planned for Saturday in Chester.
Hackensack Revolutionary War hero statue erected in 1904 will finally get its sword back

1 month ago | northjersey.com | Megan Burrow

The 7-foot statue of Gen. Enoch Poor has been vandalized and neglected in the last 120 years. It will soon be restored. Poor died at age 44 in 1780 at the Colonial Army encampment near Hackensack. The army’s official report lists his death as caused by typhoid fever. A bronze statue of Brigadier Gen.
Interstate 287 scheduled to reopen Monday morning after crews repair sinkhole

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Megan Burrow

Interstate 287 will reopen early Monday morning after two of the highway’s northbound left lanes in Parsippany-Troy Hills were closed Thursday afternoon following the discovery of a sinkhole. The sinkhole in the left shoulder of northbound lanes of I-287 just before Route 46 and north of Interstate 80, just north of Exit 41B, was caused by a broken pipe, officials said. Crews are working to backfill a hole that was filled with water and will then pave it over, state Sen.
What you need to know to apply for affordable housing in New Jersey

1 month ago | northjersey.com | Megan Burrow

In Bergen, Hudson, Passaic and Sussex counties, a family of four would earn up to $96,329 to qualify for moderate-income housing and $60,206 to qualify for low-income housing. New Jersey changed the law to requre a central location for all affordable housing to be advertised. More than 4,000 people recently applied for a Cherry Hill development with 28 affordable units. In East Hanover in Morris County last year, there were about 9,500 applicants for 45 units.

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