With all the groundbreakings and negotiations to bring even more construction to Newark, do Mayor Cory Booker and Deputy Mayor Adam Zipkin have time to do anything else?

Seriously – it seems like I’ve been writing about the city constantly. In last week’s State of the City address, Booker noted that over $700 million of construction projects are under way in the city, and announced the construction of a new speculative, 250,000-square-foot distribution center on Lister Avenue along the Passaic River in the Ironbound, to be developed by the Morris Companies. The construction jobs the reported $40 million project will bring are vital – but so are the permanent jobs.

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