Carteret gets funding for ferry service into Manhattan
Carteret will soon offer ferry service to Manhattan, a new way to commute to New York City from Central Jersey.
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Mar 23, 2022, 2:11 PM
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11h agoCarteret will soon offer ferry service to Manhattan, a new way to
commute to New York City from Central Jersey
The transformation of the Waterfront Park includes a new park, new
public boat slips and 2 miles of public access – so a
ferry terminal seems like the logical next step in reshaping the shore of the
Arthur Kill.
Carteret still hopes to get
additional funding from the feds.
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