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Jersey City Ward C council candidate Bing will be hosting a bike ride to the polls on Saturday to kickoff the first day of early voting.
June 1, 2021 at 1:54 PM JERSEY CITY, NJ - While the unseasonable weather may have caused the turn-out for the Memorial Day services in Pershing Field to be smaller than in past years, the ceremony that included a posting of colors by the color guard of Vietnam Veterans of American, the pledge of allegiance, and the reading of names that allowed visitors to place a rose on the memorial graves, was no less meaningful. One by one, attendees strode up the paved path to the gravestone set in place as a tribute near the Pershing Field pavilion, placing red roses before it in tribute to loved on...
The Heights section of Jersey City is perhaps the best-kept secret among New Yorkers. Its real estate hasn’t yet reached the prices of downtown, but it’s full of beautiful blocks with skyline views, hip new restaurants, and tons of green space. The Beckford is a new condo in the neighborhood that offers all this and more. Located right on Central Avenue, it has sleek urban luxury condos, along with a backyard and a shared roof deck with a BBQ grill and those NYC views. Currently, there are three two-bed, two-bath units on the market for $495,000. Condos in The Beckford have in-unit ...
Hudson County View Photo via Google Maps. By John Heinis/Hudson County View Joseph Napolitano, Jr. has been employed by the city since 2001 and began serving as a recreation supervisor the following year, according to a lawsuit filed in Bergen County Superior Court last week by attorney Christopher Karounos. When Arthur Williams took over as the department head in 2018, he immediately began having conflicts with Napolitano, “on the basis of his disability (body type), race, age, and retaliation for Plaintiff reporting additional violations and Defendant’s creation of a hostile...
Hudson Reporter Jersey City Youth Works program to return this summer Summer camps and outdoor sports programs also set to return × Mayor Steven Fulop announced the launch of the online application process for the Jersey City Youth Works program. The multi-program initiative, launched in 2014, provides summer employment and enrichment opportunities to more than 3,000 youth, between the ages of 15 and 24. This year’s Youth Works program will focus on outdoor jobs at the city’s two public pools, six summer camps, and various sports leagues. Working in partnership with the D...