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Dear Editor: According to a recent internet story which appeared courtesy of Hudson County TV. I find it extremely upsetting that due to an order of the state our neighborhood police precinct at 27...
BOUND FOR A.C. – North Bergen senior Anthony Giraldo won his fourth straight Region 4 championship last weekend and heads to Atlantic City this weekend with the hope of becoming the first-ever Hudson County wrestler to win two state titles.
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Ever since he won the 126-pound state championship last March, Anthony Giraldo has focused on one thing – becoming the first Hudson County wrestler to ever win two state titles and the first to rep...
CLASSIC BUSINESS – Hoboken City Councilwoman Theresa Castellano’s father opened City Discount Clothing in 1969, and 45 years later, the store is still going strong.
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On the day City Discount Clothing opened on Washington Street in November 1969, Hoboken was pounded with one of the worst blizzards in recent memory. The store’s present owner, Theresa Castellano, ...
BULLYS BEWARE – Filmmaker Frank Gigante is reaching out to opponents of teenage bullying to support his new short film on the subject.
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Hoboken-based filmmaker Frank Gigante is set to begin working on a new short film, “Broken Silence,” about the dangers of bullying. The film, written by Gigante, is one of many new projects in the ...
BULLYS BEWARE – Filmmaker Frank Gigante is reaching out to opponents of teenage bullying to support his new short film on the subject.
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Hoboken-based filmmaker Frank Gigante is set to begin working on a new short film, “Broken Silence,” about the dangers of bullying. The film, written by Gigante, is one of many new projects in the ...
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A funeral service took place March 5 for Scott A. Wolf, 55, of Secaucus. He passed away March 2. He was the father of Edward, William, Caitlin and Robert; brother of Tracey Scutellaro and her husba...
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Dear Editor: We applaud Hoboken Mayor Dawn Zimmer and her staff's continuing efforts to increase recycling in Hoboken with their recent initiative to install public space recycling bins along Washi...
RESEARCH – Tais Fontanez, is investigating the effectiveness of The Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2000.
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On a busy Thursday afternoon at Stevens Cooperative School this past December, eighth grader Grace Leslie-Bonilla was interviewing Dr. Julie Holland, the former director of psychiatry at Bellevue H...
ON THE WATERFRONT – Long seen as an engine of growth, the Jersey City waterfront is still growing with a number of new projects being launched in the area.
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Freeholders urge DOT to hold community meetings on Pulaski Skyway closing The Hudson County Board of Freeholders have urged the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) to mitigate the impac...
ALBERT EINSTEIN REVEALED ON MARCH 11 – Come to the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission (NJMC) Science Center on Tuesday, March 11 to learn 20 things about this most amazing man of the twentieth century. Was Einstein slow in learning how to speak? Where is his brain? Whom did he flirt with? Meadowlands Environment Center educator Dr. Victoria Madden will provide the answers to these and many more questions about the famous scientist. This free, all-ages event will take place from 3 to 4 p.m. Registration is recommended and appreciated. The NJMC Science Center is at 3 DeKorte Park Plaza, Lyndhurst. Phone number (201) 460-8300. To register visit www.njmeadowlands.gov/ec
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Owners of allegedly illegal boarding house could face penalties over $33K According to a press release from the Office of Mayor Michael Gonnelli, representatives of the Secaucus construction office...