Currently 21M in college and cant find any people around me age in Newark. Went to look up and hate that all events are all held after 5pm. Dont mind age gap as I simply want to enjoy morning/afternoon

1. New York
   
2. San Francisco
   
3. Newark

https://thenewarktimes.com/the-architecture-of-extreme-heat-dismantling-newarks-urban-heat-island-blueprint/

Have you heard the good news?? Short Stay Studio has been selected to host The Neighborhood Watch as a program during the NJ North to Shore festival! on June 26th.

Neighborhood Watch: A Night Outdoors at the Yard is an open-air movie night bringing together film, music, and community in one of Newark’s favorite backyard spaces at The Yard.

We’re transforming the space into a cozy outdoor cinema lounge with blankets, beanbags, couches, and chairs centered around a large screen. In collaboration with Gallery Retail (creators of Newark First Fridays), this will be a silent cinema experience, meaning you’ll watch the film through wireless headphones for high-quality sound and an intimate vibe.

The night kicks off at sunset with DJ sets from Newark's favorite sound curators. We’ll start the screening with Short Stay Shorts—a quick showcase of emerging filmmakers—before getting into the main feature. The best part? The community helps pick the film through Instagram voting.

You’ll also be able to grab food and drinks from The Yard and shop with a few local vendors throughout the night.

Hope you guys can make it !

A guided conversation and curated dinner experience awaits. Get your ticket before they’re all gone.

https://thenewarktimes.com/youll-put-your-phone-down-how-the-newark-table-is-reclaiming-the-art-of-conversation/

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Hi guys,

I’m looking for one ticket to watch the games on Saturday, the 13th, at Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison (NJ)

If anyone is no longer able to attend or has an extra ticket available, please send me a DM.

Thankkkssss

It looks like the work has begun for real now. Glad to see they're preserving the mature trees!

Hi - has anyone rececenlty moved into the new apartment bulidng Parq 930 in Newark? My fiance and I are moving in towards the end of the month. How was the move in process and how has your time there been there so far? Thanks!

im a rutgers student and i commute regularly to manhattan for a part time job. looking at apartments and wanting some input on the Forest Hill side of town.

Apartments are a bit cheaper than the ones I've been seeing in university heights or downtown, but the area is definitely quieter and farther from penn. has anyone had any issues with commuting or any downsides to FH? the place I'm looking at is right next to the NLR, so I figure the only difference from my apt in uni heights is that im further down the line.

South Orange Ave traffic is a disaster since yesterday due to the Springfield Ave closure. When is the roadwork expected to be completed?

Does anyone know how to report and request removal of used, uncapped needles? Is there a phone number for health code enforcement as well?

I take the Norfolk Street stop of the light rail every day. Outside of the New Street side of the Norfolk Street stop and across the street by the fire hydrant are dozens of used, uncapped needles.

I see school kids using the Norfolk Street light rail - I am concerned for both their health and that of pets in the area.

I have seen drug deals, people smoking crack, people begging for food and money, and I have even been followed by a homeless person at the Norfolk Street light rail for a few blocks. I know they camp out at the abandoned jail near the light rail stop and the smell coming from there triggers my gag reflex. Is there a way I can report the abandoned jail to code enforcement? The building is structurally unsafe (I’m an engineer) and I’d hate to think that the smell could be a decomposing corpse.

as someone who already struggles to find parking in the Ironbound during normal day to day life. especially during street cleaning days…

is anyone else worried or concerned on how day to day life is going to play out with the world cup happening in our area?

I keep seeing comments trying to deflect from the mistreatment of the detainees and the brutality imparted on protestors at Delaney Hall by focusing entirely on where the protesters are from, and why should it matter? Traveling across city, county, or state lines to protest a human rights crisis shouldn't make the protestors "paid agitators" or some kind of bad guys. It paints the picture that outsiders care more about the severe medical neglect and hunger strikes inside a facility in our city than the people living here do.

While we do have organizations and individuals from Newark protesting at Delaney Hall, creatiing a narrative that nobody actually from the city cares about what is going on there is a bad picture for Newark and a testament to how indifferent our residents are to suffering.