Tamara Remedios lives in a historic row house on MLK Boulevard and has seen the renovation at St. Michael’s Hospital drag on for the past seven years.
The hospital is not only one of the most well-known landmarks in Newark’s University Heights, but it is also a sign of the neighborhood’s slow but steady transformation. Despite the halted progress, fortunately, a new proposal recently came before the Planning Board that could give the project new life.
“For the last few years, I’ve been going through the hardship of watching this project start and stop,” Remedios said…