Send short, interesting missives to: current@hudsonreporter.com. Or write: Current, 1400 Washington St., P.O. Box 3069, Hoboken, NJ 07030 – attn: Current editor Eugene Mulero. The Xanthi experience
Hi, Eugene. Thank you so much for the big, bold attention of Xanthi Music! We really loved being on the cover! Lots of people commented at our 10th celebration. So, did we help sell lots of papers (oh, it’s free – ha ha!).
We hope you’ll want to do it again when our CD is ready early next year, with a complete photo of Mistic Rein. You’ll never believe why our drummer missed the photo shoot; he got married that night! Once again, thank you! Keep in touch and take care. – Iris Mareina, lead singer of Mistic Rein
Keep up the good work at the Xanthi studio.
Win concert tickets
Last week’s winner, Joe Levett, correctly answered: "The Super" to last week’s question, "In what movie does Joe Pesci play basketball in an inner-city?" Levett wins tickets to see Winfred E. Eye at Uncle Joe’s in Jersey City on Nov. 28.
For your chance to win tickets to see the Brilliant Mistakes, True Love and the Yams at Uncle Joe’s on Dec. 5, correctly answer the following questions:
***What band featured Kim Deal and Frank Black? ***
Email your answer to current@hudsonreporter.com attn: Concert tickets.
Congratulations
New Jersey’s scholastic "Meet of Champions" cross country championship race was held on Nov. 22 at 11:45 a.m. at Holmdel Park in Holmdel. Mainland High School took the overall team title for the boys, while Mohamed Khadraoui of JFK-Paterson High School won the boys race. Local harrier Brain Lang of St. Peter’s Prep in Jersey City ran a time of 16:30 to place in the top 30, while Matawan High School senior standout John Smith (pictured) ran 16:42 to place 41st overall.
Local authors having a sale?
When are local authors having a book sale?
That’s going to be part of the Hoboken Craft Sale the weekend of Dec. 6 and 7. See story inside for details, and there will be more details in the Current next week.
Attention, all you writers!!
Send us your work. Don’t be lazy. Be creative and put your thoughts on paper. Submit your best long or short essays or poems for the Back Page of the Current (personal or humorous essays, 500-700 words) to current@hudsonreporter.com or fax them at (201) 798-0018. We look forward to reading your fiction or non-fiction stories.