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Most popular posts of August
This episode reviews the most popular posts of August:
* Reader poll results: What's your favorite restaurant?
* City launches public input survey: The city is looking for feedback as part of a downtown strategic plan that's in the works.
* Three properties win tax appeals: The three properties were 195 W. Main St. and two of the Riverwalk townhomes.
* Second phase of The Mint-North tweaked again. The Planning Board approved changes, adding one residential unit and four parking spaces in the six-story building planned at Poplar and Main streets.
* 2020 Crime data: The Uniform Crime Report showed that reported crime in Rahway was up about 28% -- from about 190 incidents in 2019 to 224 in 2020 -- one of six towns in Union County to report an increase. Access crime data going back to 1999 by becoming a Patron of RahwayRising.
* SID transition continues: City Council held its first meeting at the new Downtown Management Corporation, including a report from the new SID director.
* Taxi rates going up: City Council approved a $1 increase in taxi cab rates, the first hike in eight years.
* Reader poll open: What’s your favorite summer outdoor event?
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This episode reviews the most popular posts of August:
* Reader poll results: What's your favorite restaurant?
* City launches public input survey: The city is looking for feedback as part of a downtown strategic plan that's in the works.
* Three properties win tax appeals: The three properties were 195 W. Main St. and two of the Riverwalk townhomes.
* Second phase of The Mint-North tweaked again. The Planning Board approved changes, adding one residential unit and four parking spaces in the six-story building planned at Poplar and Main streets.
* 2020 Crime data: The Uniform Crime Report showed that reported crime in Rahway was up about 28% -- from about 190 incidents in 2019 to 224 in 2020 -- one of six towns in Union County to report an increase. Access crime data going back to 1999 by becoming a Patron of RahwayRising.
* SID transition continues: City Council held its first meeting at the new Downtown Management Corporation, including a report from the new SID director.
* Taxi rates going up: City Council approved a $1 increase in taxi cab rates, the first hike in eight years.
* Reader poll open: What’s your favorite summer outdoor event?