Read and understand our Online User Agreement and Privacy Policy . New Jersey Performing Arts Center will be a cultural bridge between the city and suburbs when it opens in October in Newark, the center's president said yesterday. This way, both can grow and the quality of life can improve in both, Goldman said during a luncheon of the League.
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Three years ago, children from 35 elementary schools in the city and 120 schools in the suburbs joined to create pieces of a large mural that decorated scaffolding around the construction site of the center. Fran Friedman, another member of the League, disagreed with Feder. I just love Newark. A new exit off Route 280 will make it easier for people unfamiliar with the city to drive to the arts center, she said. According to Goldman, a police substation will be constructed across the street from the center to provide added security for patrons.