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American Dream, Bergen County and Blue Law

American Dream megamall flouts 17th-century NJ blue laws — and officials aren’t happy: ‘Deeply concerning’

Bergen County officials say the mammoth shopping center isn’t following the same colonial-era rules that still govern every other business in the county.

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Bergen County: American Dream breaking blue laws

Officials are looking to the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office for guidance because they believe the Meadowlands megamall is breaking the long-standing statute by allowing retailers to open on Sundays.

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Blue Law Blowout: American Dream's Sunday Operations Ignite Legal Firestorm In Bergen County

A fierce debate has erupted over Sunday retail operations at the American Dream Complex in East Rutherford, as Bergen County officials accuse the mall of violating the county’s long-standing Blue Laws.

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Bergen County officials upset over American Dream Mall ignoring blue laws: report

Some officials in Bergen County are up in arms after reports that the American Dream mega-mall has been ignoring the county's blue laws, according to multiple reports. Those laws require most retail businesses to be closed on Sundays.

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Gym with 50 climbing walls and 12 rope courses to open at American Dream

The walls will soar 24 feet and include unique routes and vertical challenges. It is run by Hapik and opens Jan. 25.

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The American Dream Mall Had Retail Problems Before Coronavirus. Now, They’re Worse.

American Dream closed March 16 as New Jersey and much of the country were issuing stay-at-home orders. It would be easy to blame any problems American Dream has going forward on the pandemic ...

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Hapik Climbing Gym To Open First NJ Location In Bergen County

Kids and adults of all ages will soon be able to practice climbing and compete in a digital treasure hunt when the climbing ...

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State shuts down 'peace pods' at American Dream mall over lack of permits

The pods offer “privacy on demand” in public spaces such as cities, but inspectors found that those at the mall were being used without permits.

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