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WHERE’S ANDREW? – Andrew Jarzyk, a financial worker who was training for a marathon, has been missing since March 30.
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In early March, a man who participated in Hoboken’s annual LepreCon pub crawl was found clinging to a pylon in the Hudson River, screaming for help. He claimed to have been thrown into the river by...
GOING TO COURT – Joe D’Annibale, a fourth and fifth grade Spanish teacher at the Hoboken Dual Language Charter School (HoLa), talks with a prospective parent at an open house last Fall. The school will likely be forced to fight an expensive legal battle after being sued by the Hoboken Board of Education last week.
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The Hoboken Board of Education has filed a lawsuit against the N.J. Department of Education and the Hoboken Dual Language Charter School (HoLa) over the school’s recently-approved state expansion t...
EASTER EGG FRENZY – Hoboken youngsters search for Easter eggs at last weekend’s Easter egg hunt held at Mama Johnson Field by Hoboken Grace Church.
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Woman’s body found off Jersey City waterfront The body of a Caucasian woman in her late 40s to early 50s was taken out of the Hudson River on the 14th Street side of the Holland Tunnel air vent nea...
NEW DIGS FOR OLD PROGRAMS – Many of the city’s programs previously scattered throughout the city are being relocated to this campus on Summit Avenue.
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In what is bound to reignite the controversy over the wisdom of abolishing the Jersey City Parking Authority, the city has received unanimous approval from the State Local Finance Board to undertak...
A REAL CHALLEGE – Kids from around Hudson County are expected to compete in an obstacle course race on May 10.
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When Ashley Ntansah first thought of the Urban Youth Athletic Challenge to be held at Liberty State Park in Jersey City on Saturday, May 10, he envisioned a modified version of a popular extreme sp...
A TRIP THROUGH TIME – The Hamilton Park Farmer’s Market brings back older traditions that made New Jersey famous
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In many ways, the Hamilton Park Farmer’s Market that opened its season again on April 16 is a field of dreams. Vendors from near and far come to sell their wares to a friendly audience. Some vendor...
VIEW FROM THE TOP – It’s the schools as well as the views that draw people to Weehawken.
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Although the school district election on April 23 has four candidates running unopposed for four Board of Education seats, voters still get to approve or reject the district’s $24 million 2014-2015...
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One of Hudson County’s cultural treasures will be celebrating a decade of free summer entertainment at its annual benefit gala with a concert and dinner on Saturday, April 26 at the Chart House Res...
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Writers and graphic artists for The Hudson Reporter newspapers recently won eight awards in the competitive statewide annual Better Newspaper Contest run by the New Jersey Press Association. The we...
WRESTLING CHAMPS – The Town Council presented awards to two outstanding high school wrestlers. From left: Councilman Robert Costantino, Mayor Michael Gonnelli, Jan Luis Castellanos, Sean Roesing, Councilman Mark Dehnert.
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Secaucus will be one busy town this spring. At the town council meeting on April 8 a packed schedule of upcoming public events was announced. The following is a roundup of some of these events in c...
EAST MEETS WEST – The April 4 performance at the Secaucus library began with a recital by three student sitarists.
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For one lively and exciting weekend, Secaucus became a suburb of India. A celebration of Holi, the Indian “festival of colors” that welcomes spring, took place in two locations during the first wee...
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Open honest government A very important part of good government is open communication. The foundation of this administration is built on honesty and integrity, and it runs on an open door policy. T...
THE CHOICES – The 2014 Bayonne mayoral candidates posed for a photograph during a break in the Hudson Reporter debate. From left are Mayor Mark Smith, Police Capt. James Davis, and businessman Anthony Zanowic.
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The man who is mayor—and the two who want to be—gathered at the Hoboken offices of the Hudson Reporter on Thursday, April 10, for the first of only two debates scheduled for the Bayonne mayoral can...
NEW PROPOSAL – A proposed redevelopment project by the Rendina Healthcare Real Estate company of Jupiter, Fla., could breathe new life into the block of 23rd to 24th streets on Broadway in the form of a medical services center.
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A dilapidated city block in the heart of the city’s central business district could become ground zero in Bayonne’s effort to turn around the once-thriving Broadway shopping area. City officials an...
AT THE PARK – The official opening of the fitness center took place on April 10 with North Bergen Police Chief Robert Dowd, Commissioner Hugo Cabrera, Commissioner Frank Gargiulo, Mayor Nicholas Sacco, Commissioner Allen Pascual, and Town Administrator Christopher Pianese.
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North Bergen residents now have one less reason to avoid exercising. A $500,000 fitness center has opened in James J. Braddock Park just in time for spring – and it’s free for residents to use. The...
FIFTH MOST EXPENSIVE – The cost of car insurance in North Bergen is among New Jersey’s highest.
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The website ValuePenguin recently posted an article asking the question, “Which cities have the cheapest car insurance in New Jersey?” In case you’re wondering, North Bergen is not among them. In f...
FIELD OF DREAMS – Poor kids from Hudson County got a gift of wheels at the Bikes 4 Kids program in Union City.
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Most kids, rich or poor, city or suburb, want a bicycle of their own. Bicycle enthusiast groups say kids get their first taste of real independence when they get their own bike. Owning a bike also ...
ON THE ROAD – West New York has four new police vehicles thanks to an innovative program development by the police director.
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About two years ago, then-West New York Police Director Michael Indri came up with an idea about how the city could modernize its aging fleet of police vehicles without saddling taxpayers with addi...
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Writers and graphic artists for The Hudson Reporter newspapers recently won eight awards in the competitive statewide annual Better Newspaper Contest run by the New Jersey Press Association. The we...
ON THE ROAD – West New York has four new police vehicles thanks to an innovative program development by the police director.
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About two years ago, then-West New York Police Director Michael Indri came up with an idea about how the city could modernize its aging fleet of police vehicles without saddling taxpayers with addi...
FIELD OF DREAMS – Poor kids from Hudson County got a gift of wheels at the Bikes 4 Kids program in Union City.
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Most kids, rich or poor, city or suburb, want a bicycle of their own. Bicycle enthusiast groups say kids get their first taste of real independence when they get their own bike. Owning a bike also ...
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Writers and graphic artists for The Hudson Reporter newspapers recently won eight awards in the competitive statewide annual Better Newspaper Contest run by the New Jersey Press Association. The we...
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Sunday, April 20, 2014
Hudson Artists of NJ Board Meeting
2:00 PM - 2:00 AM
GFWC Peninsula Women's Club Monthly Meeting
11:00 PM - 10:59 PM
Mangia Hoboken! The Hoboken Food & Culture Tour
11:00 PM - 10:59 PM
Hoboken High School Class of 1964 Reunion
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Mangia Hoboken! The Hoboken Food & Culture Tour
11:00 PM - 10:59 PM
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