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The Bayonne Planning Board has approved a major motion picture studio at the southern tip of the city. The movie studio, 1888, named after the year the motion
Hudson Reporter ‘Marco Polo’ passes under Bayonne Bridge It's the largest ship to ever call on an East Coast port × A Behemoth of the Seas. Photo via PANYNJ. The biggest cargo vessel to ever dock on the East Coast passed under the Bayonne Bridge on May 20. The CMA CGM Marco Polo sailed through the Kill Van Kull on its way to Port Elizabeth, the ship’s first port of call in the U.S. The vessel shattered the record set by The CMA CGM Brazil when it passed under the Bayonne Bridge in September. When it was launched in 2013, the Marco Polo was the largest ship in the world, t...
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 representatives discussed extending the waterfront walkway around Bayonne; upgrading Bayonne’s sewer system; ta...
Hudson Reporter Acting DEP Commissioner tours Bayonne The Commissioner and Mayor discussed projects, needs, and concerns i × From left to right: Acting NJDEP Commissioner Shawn LaTourette, Mayor James Davis, NJDEP Director of Local Government Assistance Kerry Kirk Pflugh, and NJDEP Manager of the Community Collaborative Initiative Alan Miller. New Jersey’s Acting Commissioner of Environmental Protection, Shawn LaTourette, toured Bayonne on April 19. Mayor Davis welcomed LaTourette and staff colleagues from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP). During a...
Every NYC borough has a Main Street and a Broadway. In Manhattan, Broadway runs north from Bowling Green and, under a variety of names, runs north in NY State almost all the way to the Canadian border. Other than a few other aboriginal roads such as the Bowery and St. Nicholas Ave., it’s one of the few roads that predated the colonial era that’s still in use on Manhattan Island; it was used by the Lenape Indians before the Dutch arrived, and was probably in use by the buffalo before the Native-Americans arrived. It is “broad” in a physical sense only when you get north of Columbus Cir...