On Wed., Oct. 26, the City of East Orange’s Department of Recreation & Cultural Affairs officially launched its Free After School Meal Program during the Hunger Summit, an event designed to bring together leading community advocates and students for a workshop focused on closing the hunger gap all year round. The Hunger Summit was held at East Orange Campus High School, 340 Prospect Street, East Orange, NJ from 8:30AM to 1:30PM. According to Advocates for Children of New Jers

Developers and advocates discuss ways to breathe new life into neighborhoods without displacing long-time residents Jersey City's Schroeder Lofts, developed by Paul Silverman Gentrification is a dirty word in many quarters, having come to represent the idea of new development — and its attendant residents (usually wealthier and white) — displacing people with deep roots in the community. But that doesn’t have to be the case, according to a panel of advocates for new developme