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We Asked Jersey City Residents to Share Their 9/11 Stories. Here’s What They Said.

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By E. Assata Wright, Sarah Komar Verified, Andy Milone Verified
| Jersey City Times
With its proximity to Lower Manhattan, Jersey City had a front-row seat to the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001. Residents gathered on roofs and along the waterfront to watch in horror as the morning’s events unfolded, fearing for the many friends, neighbors, and family members who worked in and around the Twin Towers. Get the the news you won’t find anywhere else! Enter your email below for two free articles a month. To sign up for our FREE newsletters, click HERE.
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Administration Projects $50M-Plus Deficit For 2027 and Possible Tax Hike, Pushes $1.2M Community Garden

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By Andy Milone Verified
| Jersey City Times
Subscribe today to listen to this content Get Access Jersey City isn’t yet out of the financial woods. During its Tuesday night caucus, the city’s finance director projected a 2027 municipal budget deficit in excess of $50 million and a possible tax hike. At the same meeting, the administration defended its proposals to acquire land for a community garden and amend a historic loan agreement with the state.
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During Caucus, Administration Projects $50M-Plus Deficit For 2027, Pushes $1.2M Community Garden

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By Andy Milone Verified
| Jersey City Times
Subscribe today to listen to this content Get Access Jersey City isn’t yet out of the financial woods. During its Tuesday night caucus, the city’s finance director projected a 2027 municipal budget deficit in excess of $50 million. At the same meeting, the administration defended its proposals to acquire land for a community garden and amend a historic loan agreement with the state. Get the the news you won’t find anywhere else! Enter your email below for two free articles a month.
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