
New in Newark in 90 Seconds: July 18, 2017
by Brick City Live | July 18, 2017
#NewInNewark: This week, Ashley Nicole discusses the #Newark2020 initiative to have more than 2,000 Newarkers hired by city businesses and institutions by 2020; welcomes New Jersey Devils first-round draft pick Nico Hischier to Newark; and discusses the contentious debate over a proposed change to Ironbound zoning that would allow buildings to be built up to 18 stories, the results of which were rendered in high-fidelity with a 3D rendering created by Columbia University architecture student and Newark native Myles Zhang.
Watch:
Contribute to BrickCityLive.com! We’re looking for opinion and explanatory contributors, and are calling all thinkers, scholars and practitioners to share your point of view or expertise on a topic or event of importance to Newarkers. We’re accepting 600- to 1,000-word op-eds for possible publication on, so send your work to news@brickcitylive.com for consideration.
[contextly_auto_sidebar]
Leave a comment
More BrickCityLive.com posts









BCL Favorites
Spend money, get money. Shop Newark nets checks for spending in Newark
Newark named as one of 20 cities on the short list for Amazon’s second headquarters
Newark businesses produced every inch of this winter gala
Launch Pad coworking community is coming to Newark
The wait is over. What to expect at Marcus Samuelsson’s new Newark restaurant, Marcus B&P
Local media talent get in formation for launch of Newark Radio Co-op
#NewInNewarkIn90
NEW IN NEWARK 90 SECONDS: JULY 19, 2017
Published July 18, 2017 | Brick City Live
#NewInNewark: This week, Ashley Nicole discusses the #Newark2020 initiative to have more than 2,000 Newarkers hired by city businesses and institutions by 2020; welcomes New Jersey Devils first-round draft pick Nico Hischier to Newark; and discusses the contentious debate over a proposed change to Ironbound zoning that would allow buildings to be built up to 18 stories, the results of which were rendered in high-fidelity with a 3D rendering created by Columbia University architecture student and Newark native Myles Zhang.
Watch:
Contribute to BrickCityLive.com! We’re looking for opinion and explanatory contributors, and are calling all thinkers, scholars and practitioners to share your point of view or expertise on a topic or event of importance to Newarkers. We’re accepting 600- to 1,000-word op-eds for possible publication on, so send your work to news@brickcitylive.com for consideration.
[contextly_auto_sidebar]
Leave a comment
More BrickCityLive.com posts









BCL Favorites
Spend money, get money. Shop Newark nets checks for spending in Newark
Newark named as one of 20 cities on the short list for Amazon’s second headquarters
Newark businesses produced every inch of this winter gala
Launch Pad coworking community is coming to Newark
The wait is over. What to expect at Marcus Samuelsson’s new Newark restaurant, Marcus B&P
Local media talent get in formation for launch of Newark Radio Co-op
Top Categories
No Events