| NJBIZ Newark Mayor Ras Baraka, alongside members of the Newark Community Economic Development Corp., recently opened 569 Martin Luther King Blvd., known as the Newark Foundry Workspaces, as the city’s newest coworking space for entrepreneurs and … |
Newark mayor opens coworking space in 19th century mansion – NJBIZ
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