5/18/10: North Brunswick transit village ordinance passes on 4-3 vote
6/20/08: NJ DOT funds $3 million study of NB Transit Village
1/14/08: Fiscal roadblock may stall plan
5/27/07: Trying to get back on track
4/17/07: J&J Tract Owner is Eager to Get Going
1/18/07: Traffic Study to be presented
1/18/07: Mayor, council want ideas
1/12/07: Project may boost tax base
1/10/07: Transit village workshops
12/5/06: On the road to a transit village
11/30/06: Forums set on transit village
North Brunswick Sentinel
9/27/12: Trees being cut along Rte. 1 in N.B. will be replaced
9/20/12: First phase of N.B. transit village gets final approval
5/18/10: Zoning overlay ordinance passes in North Brunswick
2/4/10: N.B. Officials: Traffic Improvements First, Then Transit Village
5/8/08: Seminar tries to ‘cool’ effects of global warming
2/21/08: N.B. station viable with or without MOM line2/21/08: Brunswick area on track for a rail line
2/10/07: Next stop…North Brunswick?
1/25/07: Engineer outlines plans for transit village traffic
1/18/07: Professor: Transit village would be a tax boon
12/14/06: Developer expects J&J to draw empty nesters
12/7/06: Firm: Transit village could be center of town
4/6/06: Developer unveils transit village plan
3/30/06: Residents critique three designs for J&J property
3/16/06: Public offers ideas for town center
The Star Ledger
1/8/2013 – New NJ Transit station planned for Northeast Corridor rail line
2/2/2010 – North Brunswick moves along with transit village plans
11/30/06: Video to detail plan to redevelop J&J site in North Brunswick
MyCentralJersey.com
1/30/10 – North Brunswick transit village presentation, discussion slated for resident Feb. 11
The Trenton Times
5/17/06: Study finds transit village brings far fewer children
Other Publications
The Daily Targum – 1/22/07: Transit village to add North Brunswick station
Town Paper (Pre-workshop Edition)
Northeast Rail Corridor to get new New Jersey stop with its own transit village (NewsWorks)
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