Hudson County is a happening place DeGise accentuates the positive in annual address
Maintaining that his administration has lived up to many of the promises made in 2018, Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise focused on the positive in his annual State of the County address.
Each year, the...
We got your kid! Telephone scams claim family members are being held hostage
Some residents of Secaucus have been getting calls claiming their kids, wives or other family members have been arrested, requesting money be wired for their release.
The calls come in a variety of ways that...
A life on the river
When Martin Luther pinned up his proclamation on the doors of the Castle Church, Wittenberg, Germany in the 16th Century, he started one of the most fundamental religious revolutions in the history of civilization....
Berckes’ suit settled Board of Ed comes to an agreement with former H.S. principal
The Secaucus Board of Education has settled a lawsuit filed against it by Robert Berckes, who was removed as the high school principal last April.
While the details of the agreement remain hazy, the Board...
Paving the way for Gateway project Menendez, Pascrell, and Sires push to advance new...
Two weeks after Gov. Phil Murphy announced in Jersey City that his administration would do everything it could to improve transportation in Northern New Jersey, U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez, ranking member of the Senate’s...
Seeking relief Secaucus officials hope to modify negative effects of American Dream
Secaucus Mayor Michael Gonnelli has postponed a plan to protest the proposed opening of the American Dream recreation complex in neighboring East Rutherford in hopes of getting officials of the NJ Sports and Expedition Authority,...
A key piece in the transportation network Jersey City to turn over Secaucus property...
Jersey City is poised to sell 14 acres of land it owns in Secaucus as a key piece in the construction of a new Portal Bridge by NJ Transit.
“The property had some deed restrictions,”...
Secaucus Briefs
Comedy night to benefit autism programs and Special Olympics
The Secaucus Knights of Columbus will host a Comedy Night for Autism Programs and The NJ Special Olympics. The event will be February 23 at 6:30...
Summer of love? Local author hits romance market with hot new novel
Secaucus resident Summer Nawaz, a junior at Montclair State University, didn’t always know she could write. But once she found out, she couldn't stop.
This has led to publication of a highly successful first novel,...
Changes at the top City council reorganizes; new fire chiefs and police recruits sworn...
The recent reorganization meeting was as much a family affair as an official governmental function, as town officials swore in newly elected council members, new fire chiefs, and new police recruits.
A reorganization meeting generally...