Our Digital Archive from 2000 – 2016
To the Editor: I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who attended the third annual Card Party for All Saints Catholic Academy on Thursday, Feb. 24, at The Chandelier Restaurant in Bayonne. With over 300 people in attendance, our annual fundraiser was a huge success. I would not have been able to …
To the Editor: I serve as commander of the Korean War Veterans Association of Hudson County, and I’d like to thank the Bayonne St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee for the great parade they had on Sunday, March 20, 2011. My group has marched in this parade since 1995, and I think that this year’s parade …
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To the Editor: What is happening with the animal shelter and also the progress of the TNR program? The Hudson County Animal League and Kathy Henderson’s Bayonne Feral Cat Foundation are “chomping at the bit” to get started with helping these animals. It’s taking way too long. The HCAL was promised a piece of land …
To the Editor: Our Lady of Assumption Catholic War Veterans Post 1612, Bayonne Community Bank, and the American Red Cross are announcing our first blood drive for 2011. It will take place on Saturday, March 19, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Post Headquarters, 18 West 23rd St., Bayonne. Hot breakfast or lunch …
To the Editor: I would like to thank those that participated and made contributions of clothing, shoes, toys, and other items that made it possible to give to the community in Hudson Gardens on Jan. 15. Thanks to Mr. Sammy Maytyna, Mrs. Doris Maxwell, Daryl Walker, Min. Bernard Williams, Rev. and Sis. Earlin Thomas, Mr. …
To the Editor: These comments are addressed to Mayor Smith and the City Council board members: In the economy that we are in, how can you in good conscience think of making extreme changes to rent control guidelines? Under the premises that the owners can opt out, do you actually think there would be one …
To the Editor: Since colon cancer is the second highest cause of death in America, and the reason for a great many ostomies, we need to pay attention to it and help spread awareness of the value of early screening (colonoscopies). Awareness Month is being kicked off this year with Dress in Blue Day on …
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To the Editor: With the prospect of $4 to $5 per gallon fuel for cars and trucks on the horizon because of the Middle East upheavals in the past weeks, I am not surprised we are not doing more with natural gas in this country. America has a lot of natural gas. It is cleaner …
To the Editor: Who says that the world of compassion and consideration for others are dead? I live downtown on Avenue A and Schuyler Place, and the neighbors are out of this world. During the recent heavy snowstorms, they used their snowblowers to make a path on the sidewalk on Avenue A and Schuyler Place, …
To the Editor: This letter is to commend the Yellow Cab Taxi Company for their non-stop service during the recent snowstorms. When no other taxi service was available and when the buses were not running, Yellow Cab was out there with their cabs and a mini-bus. There was no extra charge, and the drivers were …