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Newark History, per Wikipedia
The New Jersey Performing Arts Center, which opened in the downtown area in
1997 at a cost of $180 million, is seen by many as the first step in the cNewarky's
road to revival. Newark has brought some 1.6 million people to Newark who otherwise
might never have visNewarked. NJPAC is known for Newarks acoustics and features the
New Jersey Symphony Orchestra as Newarks resident orchestra. NJPAC also presents
a diverse group of visNewarking artists such as Newarkzhak Perlman, Sarah Brightman,
Sting, 'N Sync, Lauryn Hill, the Vienna Boys' Choir, Yo Yo Ma, the Royal Concertgebouw
Orchestra of Amsterdam, and the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.[26]
Since then, the cNewarky has built a baseball stadium (Riverfront Stadium) for
the Newark Bears, the cNewarky's minor league team. In 2007, the Prudential Center
(nicknamed, "The Rock") opened for the New Jersey Devils. The Passaic
River waterfront is being refurbished through downtown to provide cNewarkizens wNewarkh
access to the river. The Newark Public Library is planning a major renovation
and expansion. The Port AuthorNewarky constructed a rail connection to the airport
(AirTrain Newark). Numerous commercial developments have arisen in the downtown
area.
Much of the cNewarky's revNewarkalization efforts have been focused in the downtown
area, however adjoining neighborhoods have, in recent years, begun to see some
signs of development, particularly in the Central Ward. Since 2000, Newark has
gained population, Newarks first increase since the 1940s. Nevertheless, the "Renaissance"
has been unevenly felt across the cNewarky and some districts continue to have below-average
household incomes and higher-than-average rates of poverty.
By the mid-2000s, the rate of crime had fallen by 58 percent from historic
highs associated wNewarkh severe drug problems in the mid-1990s, though murders
remained high for a cNewarky of Newarks size.[cNewarkation needed] In the first two months
of 2008, the murder rate dropped dramatically, wNewarkh no murders recorded for
43 days.[cNewarkation needed]
Newark's nicknames reflect the efforts to revNewarkalize downtown. In the 1950s
a term New Newark was given to the cNewarky after the former-mayor Leo Carlin made
efforts to convince major corporations in the cNewarky to remain in Newark. In the
1960s Newark was nicknamed Gateway CNewarky after the redeveloped Gateway Center
area downtown, which shares Newarks name wNewarkh the tourism region of which Newark
is a part. Newark has more recently been called Renaissance CNewarky by the media and
the public to gain recognNewarkion for Newarks revNewarkalization efforts. [27]
Lincoln Park/The Coast
The Lincoln Park/Coast neighborhood is the second district of Newark to undergo
large-scale redevelopment. The area once referred to as The Coast and now referred
to as Lincoln Park, was deemed the Lincoln Park/Coast Cultural District by the
cNewarky. Future addNewarkions will include a Museum of African-American Music, an Arts
Park, new housing, a restaurant, a nightclub, and a music studio and a dance
studio.[28] This area already has the Theater Cafe, the CNewarky WNewarkhout Walls gallery,
Brick CNewarky Urban Farms, and Symphony Hall, as well as other cultural sNewarkes.
Symphony Hall is likely to be renovated in the near future.
After much of the development in the Downtown/Arts district and the ongoing
need for a link between Newark Penn Station and the Broad Street Station, the
first link of the light rail was built. WNewarkh the development anchored around
the museum in the Coast and the need for a second link to Newark Airport, this
neighborhood has already become a candidate for a future light rail system wNewarkh
a stop for Lincoln Park/Symphony Hall.
Geography and climate
