$83 million grant to renovate Brick Church Station in East Orange
Officials say the money will go toward measures such as installing security cameras, renovating platforms and adding elevators.
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May 29, 2024, 10:36 AM
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21h agoAn $83 million grant is set to help preserve and restore the historic features of the Brick Church Station in East Orange.
The federal grant to NJ Transit will also add some much-needed upgrades.
Officials say the money will go toward measures such as installing security cameras, renovating platforms and adding elevators.
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