A soldier for Bayonne

To the Editor: My name is Stephenie Fisette-Cotter, and I am married to Thomas Cotter. Iโ€™m writing to tell you a little bit about this man who is running for First Ward Council. First, personally, we as a family were fortunate enough to be able to have one parent home to help raise our children; …

An Irish Blessing

To the Editor: We are truly blessed here at the 56thStreet Senior Center, as Mother Nature spared us any snow or ice on our scheduled St. Patrickโ€™s Day Party on March 13. We were blessed to have the Bayonne Senior Orchestra with band leader June Sturz; their performance was magnificent as always. We were blessed …

Hairspray rocks

To the Editor: Congratulations to the Bayonne High School Drama Society on a fabulous presentation of โ€œHairspray.โ€ The director, Tim Craig, worked his magic, and the casting was perfect. Every student in the production brought something special to the play, which made it a wonderful success. Danielle Baran, in the lead role as Tracy Turnblad, …

We need a home gym

To the Editor: On any given day, Bayonne PAL / Elite cheerleaders spend much of their time practicing. Since the program’s inception two years ago, these 150 girls and boys have won multiple local and national titles representing Bayonne. Their cheer uniforms, equipment, and their cheers mention “Bayonne.” Yet, most people in town don’t know …

Appreciation from the Friends of Saint Francis

To the Editor: The members of the Friends of Saint Francis Organization of Bayonne extend sincere appreciation to the many friends, colleagues, and businesses for their participation in our โ€œSpring Frolicโ€ which was hosted on March 8 for the benefit of the Felician School for Exceptional Children. We are most thankful for the generous support …

More traffic lights

To the Editor: As I drive around my neighborhood, I notice how some intersections have stop signs when they should have traffic lights, because cars approaching those intersections creep up into the intersection to look for oncoming traffic, which causes cars to swerve away from them, potentially resulting in accidents. One intersection in particular is …