Jersey Proud: Historic Loews Theater in Jersey City to get facelift
The historic Lowes Theater in Jersey City’s Journal Square will undergo a $43 million renovation project.
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Oct 15, 2022, 2:37 AM
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8ds agoThe historic Lowes Theater in Jersey City’s Journal Square
will undergo a $43 million renovation project.
The theater has been doing New Jersey proud since 1929.
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