Announced Friday. Ten New Jersey Stop & Shops were identified for closure as part of the chain's strategy to "position for growth."
Now open, with a grand opening June 26. Located on the second floor, near the doner kebab. Come for G.I. Joe laser tag and more:
The barbershop that used to be Camilo's is under new ownership, now owned by a local Secaucus father of two. He welcomes your business:
A retail pot store called Illicit Gardens, which purchased assets from now-closed Harmony, already signed a lease to open at 30 Wood Avenue:
The Shake Shack in the Harmon Meadow section of Secaucus will open its doors for business at 11 a.m. this Monday, June 10.
The new Clifton Stew Leonard's grocery store will open this Friday, May 17, but here are some photos from their ribbon cutting Tuesday:
A Babies 'R' Us is scheduled to open inside the Secaucus Kohl's this August.
Heads up if you're curious to check out the new Stew Leonard's that's been under construction off Rt. 3 in Clifton:
This liquor store in the center of Secaucus sold a lottery ticket that won the $1,000,000 drawing Saturday.
Here are all the addresses. Have fun, and the rain date is this Sunday, April 28:
It was a customer who detected the credit card skimmer at 10 p.m. Tuesday, said police.
DeVito popped into the deli Jan. 19, where he ordered the pasta fagioli soup and chicken cutlet with arugula, fresh mozzarella and balsamic.
A lottery ticket sold at the Gro Mart, 135 Front Street, just won the $100,000 Jersey Cash 5 jackpot from Sunday's drawing:
The man who plans to re-open the old Empire hotel was accused of trying to house New York City migrants at another hotel he owns:
Secaucus Police and town officials entered the hotel and did a search, as members of the public have reported seeing squatters living there:
The list has been updated and new homes have been added. Here is the most up-to-date list:
Founded in 1923 by Gerard Marra Sr., the Marra family says: Thank you, Secaucus, for your patronage over the past 100 years!
A new business owner has come in and still plans to open this building as a grocery store, possibly as early as January:
The redesign was complete Friday morning, with a party, birthday cake for Mayor Gonnelli and donations to the Secaucus PBA and Fire Dept.:
The state has still not approved land remediation on-site is finished, so no construction can take place there anytime soon:
The closures and layoffs are happening very quickly: There are 16 Jenny Craig locations in New Jersey; all will close for good by Friday:
Games start the last week of April. It's only $25 to join; come out and socialize with your neighbors on beautiful spring/summer nights:
It won the $40,000-prize in the Friday, March 3 drawing:
That ticket was purchased at the Shell at 300 Rt. 3 East (on Flanagan Way), Secaucus.
Take a tour inside the revamped Harmony store on Castle Road and read an interview with Harmony CEO Shaya Brodchandel:
Today, Hackensack Riverkeeper announced they reached their end-of-year 2022 fundraising goal, thanks in part to Wilenta Feed's generosity.
The trend of many businesses going "cash-less" is 100 percent illegal, says the NJ Attorney General.
The ticket matched all five numbers drawn from Wednesday's drawing. The winning ticket was sold at Faber News & Gift:
Longtime Il Forno pizzeria closed a few months ago, and here's who bought the property and is moving in:
A mini-mart in Moonachie sold a lottery ticket that won $50,000 over the weekend, the NJ State Lottery announced Monday.
Secaucus town administrator Gary Jeffas gives the public more information about this new business seeking to open in town:
A second retail pot shop is currently looking to open in this building in Secaucus. If approved, they would sell marijuana to the public.
The Secaucus Exxon on Rt. 3 east sold a lottery ticket this week that won $10,000 in the drawing Tuesday night, Dec. 13.
The driving range features 22 indoor GDR simulators and PuttView interactive putting green. They're offering a free pass for a limited time:
The winning ticket was sold at the minimart attached to Dunkin' Donuts on Paterson Plank Road in East Rutherford, across from Stilettos.
Harmony CEO Shaya Brodchandel said he had no idea why the state declined to approve Harmony, calling it "inexplicable."
A former Hudson Regional ultrasound tech said she was fired from the hospital when she ended a workplace affair with its CEO:
Also, the town has been fielding some inquiries from new marijuana businesses looking to open in the area around Harmony Dispensary:
The ticket won in Wednesday's drawing; it was sold at the Krauszer's at 150 7th Street in Clifton:
A man who works at a pharmaceutical company in Secaucus admitted to lying to the FDA to gain the rights to sell a weight-loss drug: