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New supermarket set to open in Hackensack this summer
HACKENSACK — Lidl, the German discount grocery store, is set to open a 23,250-square-foot store on River Street later this ...
Council slate that swept Hackensack's May election sworn in, selects new mayor
Caseen Gaines, a teacher at Hackensack High School and president of the Hackensack Education Association, who was the top ...
Grocery Store Chain To Open New Location In Hackensack
In a news release, the German retailer said the city's first Lidl store at 150 River St. will open on Friday, July 25. An ...
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Hundreds Gather to Welcome Hackensack’s New Mayor & City Council
With nearly 500 people in attendance, the Hackensack Unites team was sworn in during the City Council’s July 1 ...
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Lidl Opening Fourth Bergen County Store: Here's When And Where
Lidl is coming to town.The German grocery chain is opening its newest Lidl US location at 150 River St., on Friday, July 25, ...
Hackensack appoints acting superintendent in place of suspended official
The Hackensack Board of Education appointed Andrea Oates-Parchment as acting superintendent, about a week after the board ...
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New Hackensack Ordinance Requires Local Hiring of Tradesmen for Public Projects
HACKENSACK, NJ - The city council has unanimously approved an ordinance that uses local construction tradesmen and funds a ...
New Hackensack Meridian Urgent Care/Medical Office Now Open For Business On Rt. 3
The Hackensack Meridian Health & Wellness Center on Rt. 3 east in Clifton is now open. This is the former Hoffmann-La Roche ...
Hackensack Board of Education suspends superintendent of schools halfway through contract
HACKENSACK — The city Board of Education has suspended the superintendent, Thomas McBryde, just halfway through a three-year ...
See all homes sold in Hackensack, June 16 to June 22
The following is a listing of all home transfers in Hackensack reported from June 16 to June 22. There were 12 transactions ...
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Hackensack NJ OK'd Sears settlement without consent, says suit - USA TODAY
HACKENSACK — The owners of the landmark Sears building on Main Street are suing the city, alleging that a settlement clearing the way for development at the site was agreed to without their consent.