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Governor Murphy Ends State of Emergency for South Jersey Due to Severe Winter Weather
No full textRetrieved from: https://nj.gov/governor/news/news/562024/approved/news_archive.shtm
Weehawken - The Red Water Tower
No full textThe Weehawken Water Tower on Park Avenue was built in 1883 as part of the Hackensack Water Company Complex.
It was designed by Frederick Clarke Withers and modeled after the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence, Italy.
The tower was capable of holding 165,000 gallons of water and stands 175 feet high, 300 feet above sea level at the Hudson River.
The tower was connected to Reservoir No.1 atop the Hudson Palisades to which water was pumped from the Hackensack River, approximately 14 miles away. While the reservoir at the site could provide adequate pressure for water users in Hoboken, located just above sea level, water pressure was inadequate for customers atop the Palisades.
The Tower is cited on the Federal Maritime Chart as the "Red Tower" and serves as a warning to ships traveling south along the Hudson that they are approaching New York Bay.Original file name Hackensack Water Tower (1).jp
Judiciary Times: the newsletter of the New Jersey Judiciary - Winter 2024-Spring 2025
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Notices to the Bar and Supreme Court Orders
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Murphy Administration Celebrates 5 Gigawatt Solar Energy Milestone – More Than Doubling Solar Energy Output Since 2017
No full textRetrieved from: https://nj.gov/governor/news/news/562024/approved/news_archive.shtml
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Included are full texts of New Jesey Environmental Protection Solar Citing Analysis 3.0 and Guidance for the Permitting of Solr Energy systems on New Jersey Landfills -Update Feb 2024
Hudson County 4 - County Parks
No full textThere are 733 acres of parkland in Hudson County.
These parks offer Hudson County residents the following park amenities which include promenades, fishing piers, boat launches, playgrounds, athletic fields, dog runs, handball courts, tennis courts, workout stations, water bodies, water features, bike paths and nature trails.Original file name Collage.jp
Hudson County Park- Stephen R. Gregg Park Summer House
No full textThe view from the top of the steps in Stephen R. Gregg Park looking toward the lower level of the park and Newark BayOriginal file name 107837266.jp
Notices to the Bar and Supreme Court Orders
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Hudson County Parks - Braddock Park Fitness Center
No full textOne of the attractions at Braddock Park is this outdoor fitness center.
This center has workout equipment for a wide variety of exercises including a balance walk, overhead ladder, parallel bars, cardio walker, and benches for push-ups, sit-ups and leg presses to name a few.Original file name North%20Hudson%20Park%20Sports%20Facility-Collage (4).jp