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The Hackensack Performing Arts Center showcases theater, music, and visual arts, bringing artists and neighbors together through performances, exhibits, and community events.
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At last night’s City Council meeting, the Mayor and Council unanimously voted to rename the intersection of Beech Street and Second Street as Gordon “Scooter” Whiting Way, honoring beloved coach, educator, mentor, and lifelong Hackensack resident whose decades of service left a lasting mark on the City and generations of...
There are five open seats for City Council available. Beginning Monday, January 6, 2025, petitions may be picked up at the Hackensack City Clerk’s Office,...
The Hackensack City Council extends its heartfelt condolences and recognizes the profound impact of Lillian Whitaker, who served as the beloved principal of Nellie K....
At the most recent City Council meeting on Tuesday, December 10, Hackensack Police Chief Michael Antista promoted five members of the Police Department in...
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