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The Bayonne Planning Board is set to hear two applications at its October 11 meeting, according to its posted agenda. One application seeks to subdivide a

Bayonne has withdrawn a resolution and approved another and laid the groundwork for the redevelopment of the ages-old Constable Hook, the largest industrial

Bayonne is considering implementing a redevelopment plan for the largest industrial area in the city, known as Constable Hook. Before that can happen, the

Bayonne is moving forward with plans for the redevelopment of the former Seahorse Express property.

Bayonne has adopted a redevelopment plan for 140 acres of industrial area in Constable Hook, including the former Exxon site off New Hook Road, clearing the

Wellness Group open on LeFante Way

Bayonne residents are set to go to the polls on May 10 in the nonpartisan municipal election. Up for grabs is each of the five city council seats and the

Nearly all of the municipalities with wards in Hudson County saw changes to their boundaries after the 2020 Census.

October 8, 2016 is the 100th anniversary of the strike at Standard Oil’s Bayonne, N.J., refineries. In the course of the ten-day strike, 4 people were killed and 86 wounded. The free press demonstrated collusion between the corporation and the city authorities in what John Reed described as a police riot. Yet, not a word of this is mentioned in the Rockefeller biographies.

Hudson Reporter × Last week, Shawn LaTourette, New Jersey’s Acting Commissioner of Environmental Protection, toured Bayonne on Monday, April 19.  We welcomed Acting Commissioner LaTourette and staff colleagues from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP). During a meeting in my office, Acting Commissioner LaTourette viewed plans for the reconstruction of Fitzpatrick Park at the corner of 26th Street and Avenue C.  City officials and the NJDEP representativ...