Tuesday, May 20, 2025

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How New Jersey Landed Netflix [Hollywood Reporter]

"The gigantic renovation project, in which Netflix will turn a long-abandoned U.S. Army base into a dozen soundstages, a backlot, state-of-the-art post-production facilities, general office space and basically 500,000 square feet of all things Netflix"

Securing Raritan Millstone – New Jersey American Water’s Largest Water Treatment Plant

A brief history and behind the scenes look at the Raritan Millstone Water Treatment Plant in Bridgewater.

Nearly $70 million project to fix Rte. 211/17 interchange set to begin [Mid Hudson News]

“Projects like these are essential to unlocking the Hudson Valley’s economic potential and creating good-paying jobs." - Greg Lalevee, Business Manager, IUOE Local 825 Operating Engineers

Construction Industry Association Shines Light On Safety For Safety Day

Recognizing that in 2023, 1,075 construction professionals died while working on the job, the Associated Construction Contractors of New Jersey (ACCNJ),  and their members participated in Safety Day 2025. The goal of safety day is to refocus the attention of those workers on the key elements of staying safe while on the job.

New Jersey Energy Grid Developments During the Murphy Administration

Managing growing electricity demand while transitioning the generation mix presents a complex balancing act.

10,000s jobs, billions in economic benefit – Regional Plan Association studies the Gateway Program

"The benefits of the program, including job creation, increased economic output, reduced congestion and pollution, and improved travel times, far outweigh the costs"

Critique of the Reason Foundation’s Infrastructure Report Methodology

The Reason Foundation’s persistent methodological flaws—especially those highlighted by Philips and Conner—limit their reliability as definitive assessments of state highway performance. Policymakers and the public should interpret the rankings with caution, supplementing them with local context and more sophisticated analyses that account for the real-world complexity of infrastructure management.

Tristate Infrastructure News Network wins multiple Hermes Awards – Organization recognized for excellence

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