Sen. Menendez moves office from
Newark to Jersey City waterfront
Posted By: Ribicon, 3/15/2021 5:01:39 PM
U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez has returned home to Hudson County. The former Union City mayor, assemblyman, state senator and congressman has moved his North Jersey office from Newark to Jersey City’s waterfront. Menendez made the announcement Monday morning in a pre-recorded video from Liberty State Park, in the shadow of the Statue of Liberty. His new office is located at Harborside 3 on Hudson Street, at Exchange Place. His office had been in the Gateway Center in Newark, where the office of Cory Booker, New Jersey’s other senator, is located. “We are going to give more New Jerseyans access to a U.S. Senate office
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'Gosnell' launch crowdfunding
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More Pandemics ‘Inevitable’ Because of
Climate Change 37 replies
More Pandemics ‘Inevitable’ Because of
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Prominent Global Warmer, unindicted fraudster, and reported aficionado of very young women relocates to the waterfront, placing him at direct risk from Our Rising Seas and Increasingly Catastrophic Storms.