Lodi, New Jersey, is located in Bergen County. The name Lodi comes from the city in Italy which is named Lodi Lombardy. It was incorporated as a borough in 1894, and prior to that, it was a township. That township, now defunct, was established in 1826. Part of that township became the current borough of Lodi, and the rest was divided up into Hasbrouck Heights, South Hackensack, and Little Ferry.
Regular Blogs
A local attorney, Frank Luciano, writes about the law from the legal point of view. New Jersey drunk driving, legal malpractice, vehicular homicide, and drug prosecution as well as criminal law in general.
http://www.ftlucianolaw.com/blog/
The focus of this blog is government transparency, and to that end, there are written pieces about public records and truth in government. Other posts include topics such as the veracity of various local public servants, municipal salary raises, and local elections for school board and others.
http://lodinjprimafaci.blogspot.com
A resident of Lodi shares thoughts and insights about living in Lodi, including discussions about the borough council in general and their official actions and expenditures, the local tax rate, the mayor, and school board meetings. He posts an average of 6 times a week or so.
http://lodioverhaul.blogspot.com
