Meadowlands Commission moves to audit its regulations (Sun, 07 Mar 2010 05:00:00 GMT)
By Michael Lamendola, South Bergenite -- The New Jersey Meadowlands Commission (NJMC) passed a series of resolutions last week that will look to revamp the agency's relationship with developers and businesses, audit current agency regulations and better publicize the agency's pre-application
services so developers are not hindered by additional costs and time.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: THE MEADOWLANDS REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PARTNERS WITH NATION JOB AS A NEW RECRUITMENT TOOL FOR MEMBERSHIP (Tue, 02 Mar 2010 05:00:00 GMT)
(March 2nd, 2010 - RUTHERFORD, NJ) The Meadowlands Regional Chamber is proud to announce its partnership with NationJob, one of the nation’s leading recruitment websites and a resourceful tool for both employers and employees.
NationJob is the number one community based job network in the U.S., and has 20 years experience connecting job seekers, employers, communities and industries. They work closely with local, regional and national employers, community leaders and chambers of commerce, local business associations & organizations, small business employers, executive and management recruiters, and career-based advertisers to offer the greatest value to all parties. This resource is being offered to the Chamber’s membership at a
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New York's bid for 2014 Super Bowl helped with Arizona out (Mon, 01 Mar 2010 05:00:00 GMT)
By Paul Schwartz in New York and Bart Hubbuch in Indianapolis, NYPost.com -- As a late-February winter storm wreaks havoc with the metropolitan region, a decision this week out in sunny Arizona leaves the snowed-under New York area as the front-runner to host the first-ever cold-weather Super Bowl.
The bid by Glendale, Ariz., was considered to be a potential roadblock for a New York Super Bowl in 2014, which would be played in the new $1.6 billion stadium built at the Meadowlands by the Giants and Jets. Now that the Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee has decided to drop out
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Solar panel project would cover 70 acres of lanfill in North Arlington and Kearny (Mon, 01 Mar 2010 05:00:00 GMT)
By Scott Fallon, NorthJersey.com --
PSE&G, under a deal being worked out with the state Meadowlands Commission, will build a massive solar project on a defunct landfill straddling North Arlington and Kearny that could power about 3,400 homes, officials said Wednesday.
The 20-megawatt display will cover as much as 70 acres of the 1-E Landfill, which closed in 2008 after reaching capacity. The utility will pay the commission $1 million annually to lease the land and will sell the electricity generated from it into the power grid.
It is by far the largest solar project proposed for the
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