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On Demott Lane is called Interfaith Way due to the wide variety of different faiths that are represented. Many people attend services on Interfaith Way. Hamilton street is the defacto center of town - it's where the neighborhood shops: barber shops, a mosque, food, commercial centers, childcare centers. Downtown New Brunswick is a walkable community with many diverse places to shop and eat. We have two major hospitals in our community: St. Peters & Robert Wood Johnson. We have an extremely robust arts and cultural commission, as well as performing arts spaces, which unites our diverse community in art.

My community is very diverse with many different groups of color. We have a strong Black American community, African community, and Asian Americans of many different backgrounds - we are truly an extremely diverse community. That is also true for our communities of faith, we have many different faith communities which make up our broader community. We also have a very diverse economic community - everything from warehouses to professional services. We really pride ourselves on this diversity.

The New Brunswick campuses of Rutgers University are also major institutions in our district, with many students who are a part of our community. There are numerous affordable housing developments which are being constructed, supporting our communities great economic diversity. Robert Wood Johnson is centered in our community. Johnson and Johnson is a major employer.

Because of depressed economic conditions in certain communities, there is a heightened level of criminal activity. We need economic programs to support those communities and additional low income housing and a strategy to address homelessness. It's also vital to expand public transportation beyond the core of downtown New Brunswick, so that everyone can access jobs and vital services.

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Greater New Brunswick Area

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Economic or Environmental Interests

The New Brunswick campuses of Rutgers University are also major institutions in our district, with many students who are a part of our community. There are numerous affordable housing developments which are being constructed, supporting our communities great economic diversity. Robert Wood Johnson is centered in our community. Johnson and Johnson is a major employer.


Community Activities and Services

On Demott Lane is called Interfaith Way due to the wide variety of different faiths that are represented. Many people attend services on Interfaith Way. Hamilton street is the defacto center of town - it's where the neighborhood shops: barber shops, a mosque, food, commercial centers, childcare centers. Downtown New Brunswick is a walkable community with many diverse places to shop and eat. We have two major hospitals in our community: St. Peters & Robert Wood Johnson. We have an extremely robust arts and cultural commission, as well as performing arts spaces, which unites our diverse community in art.


Cultural or Historical Interests

My community is very diverse with many different groups of color. We have a strong Black American community, African community, and Asian Americans of many different backgrounds - we are truly an extremely diverse community. That is also true for our communities of faith, we have many different faith communities which make up our broader community. We also have a very diverse economic community - everything from warehouses to professional services. We really pride ourselves on this diversity.


Community Needs and Concerns

Because of depressed economic conditions in certain communities, there is a heightened level of criminal activity. We need economic programs to support those communities and additional low income housing and a strategy to address homelessness. It's also vital to expand public transportation beyond the core of downtown New Brunswick, so that everyone can access jobs and vital services.
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