$73M N.J. dinosaur fossil park, museum set to open this summer
After 66 million years, a few more months doesn’t seem like too long a wait. That’s all the time that remains before the Jean & Ric Edelman Fossil Park is […]
After 66 million years, a few more months doesn’t seem like too long a wait. That’s all the time that remains before the Jean & Ric Edelman Fossil Park is […]
A $7 million grant program was approved Thursday by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority to create the Green Workforce Training Grant Challenge aimed at preparing New Jerseyans for green economy […]
The weather forecast is favorable to welcome spring at the second annual Cherry Blossom Festival being held noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 14 on the Parkway between Sumner and […]
Construction of townhomes could start as early as July on a patchwork of parcels the borough owns on and near South Academy Street, an area Glassboro has struggled to redevelop. […]
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority, together with Princeton University, are issuing a Request for Information to seek input on insights for the creation and development of an Artificial Intelligence […]
Construction could start as soon as this August on a third wing to the Inspira Mullica Hill hospital, as well as a separate “overbuild” or upper floor to expand the […]
PSEG Nuclear has notified the Nuclear Regulatory Commission of its intent to seek subsequent 20-year license renewal for the Salem Generating Station, Units 1 and 2, and Hope Creek Generating […]
With an aim of serving both children and adults on the autism spectrum, Inspira Health opened its new Autism Diagnostic Center in Woodbury. The center, which will address a critical […]
Cooper University Health Care recently announced that family practitioners Drs. James Runfola and Leonard Ridilla have joined the health system and launched a primary care practice in Haddonfield that redefines […]
When Cooper Health System leaders stood under a giant tent in 2022 to unveil the nonprofit’s $2 billion building program in the city, the ground underneath was part of a […]
Things look fine on the Promenade, but a closer look reveals some cracks. “We drive by it all the time. We walk on it all the time,” city Manager Paul […]
A number of top Camden-area officials cut the ribbon Wednesday on the Harrison, the second of four phases in the $165 million redevelopment of Camden’s oldest public housing community, Ablett […]