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Mayor Jim Cahill
62nd mayor of the City of New Brunswick

Dear Neighbor:

Greetings and welcome to October 2008 in New Brunswick!
Fall has arrived and Rutgers University is teaming with excitement for another great semester. I encourage all of the returning undergraduates and first-year-students to make Downtown New Brunswick their favorite destination this October.

Watch the game, take a study break or spend time with Mom & Dad at one of our many fine restaurants and bars. Whatever your taste sushi, steak, Italian, Mexican, Vietnamese, Latin, Cajun, Indian, Ethiopian or American cuisine, you can find it here. Stretch your legs and browse our growing community of stores, museums, art galleries, coffee shops and ice cream parlors. Visit www.newbrunswick.com to find out more.

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New Brunswick's Historic Downtown Walking tour information available below...Call for submissions to all artists interested in the 2nd Annual Mural Project

COMMUNITY BOARD

Raritan River Art Walk

The City of New Brunswick, in partnership with Albus Cavus, is pleased to announce the call for submissions to all artists interested in the second annual mural project on New Brunswick’s waterfront trail, the “Raritan River Art Walk”.

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2009 Maximum Rental Increase: 3.9%

2008 City Council Schedule Available Here

New Brunswick Stormwater Management

New Jersey Family Care

New Brunswick Residence Guide to Quality Life Ordinances

 


Follow the path indicated on this map of New Brunswick's Historic Downtown Walking tour to ensure you don't miss a step!

 


 
Route 18 Construction

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