Six months after taking office, mayor Andre Sayegh, who lived and breathed the 6th Ward for a decade, at one time being called the “mayor of the 6th Ward,” purchased a home in the exclusive Manor section in 3rd Ward.
Paterson’s bungling of flood buyout results in $2.8 million loss in federal disaster recovery funds
After years of bungling the purchase of flood damaged properties along the Passaic River in the aftermath of hurricane Irene, the city lost $2.85 million in federal disaster recovery funds, according to public documents.
Sayegh administration secures approval for $70.7 million Paterson temporary budget
Mayor Andre Sayegh’s administration secured a $70.7 million temporary budget that allows the municipal government to remain open through September.
Paterson pastor says he will demolish unsanctioned building once used as a church
After opposition from his neighbors, controversial pastor Jesus Sevilla says he will demolish a small building, once used as a church and food pantry, in his rear yard that was constructed without municipal permits.
Sayegh backs half-dozen Paterson projects for $130 million state tax credits
Mayor Andre Sayegh’s administration endorsed half-dozen projects, majority of them at the Great Falls, with letters of support for $130 million in state tax credits.
Paterson: Buckley Park receives $1.37 million field renovation
Municipal officials opened the newly renovated multi-purpose synthetic turf field at Buckley Park on Monday morning.
Maritza Davila easily retains Paterson council presidency
Councilwoman Maritza Davila received the support of her City Council colleagues to remain as the president for the next year.