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Rowdy party leads to arrest James Minarick, 38, of Bayonne was charged with making terroristic threats against a police officer, aggravated assault against a police officer, and resisting arrest on June 25 after officers responded to his Pavonia Avenue house on the report of a loud party. A police spokesperson said Minarick, who appeared to …
Correction The wrong photo was printed in the June 29 issue for the class speaker at the All Saints Catholic Academy’s graduation ceremony. School district gets cash for sun power, promotes all eighth graders The sale of electricity from the district’s solar panels will likely exceed $1 million for the second year in a row, …
Saying that the economy of the city is already starting to recover from one of the worst economic situations in modern times, Mayor Mark Smith talked about city government getting back to basics, providing essential services with few people. Addressing the Bayonne Chamber of Commerce at a breakfast meeting on June 22, Smith said leading …
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With nearly 592 kids graduating from Bayonne High School on June 29, the Class of 2011 leaves a legacy, not just for its size, but for its coming to life over the last four years. “This class came in as a lamb and is going out with a roar,” said Principal Richard Baccarella earlier in …
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Hudson County legislators – with the exception of state Sen. Brian Stack – voted against changes that would strip public employees of some of their bargaining rights, but the bill passed in what is seen as a huge victory for Republican Gov. Christopher Christie. Christie said the changes were necessary to bring long –term fiscal …
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Graduating students from All Saints Academy made their way down the aisle of St. Henry’s Church on June 10 with one more memory that future graduates will not have – having Sister Eileen Jude Wust as principal. Sister Eileen, who has been the principal for the school since it was founded in 2008, is moving …
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Did our above headlines grab you? How about the graphics? The Hudson Reporter chain of newspapers recently won three awards in the competitive annual Better Newspaper Contest run by the New Jersey Press Association, and a reporter won several photography awards in a different statewide contest. Members of the graphics and sales staffs won for …
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Pay stations in operation for one block along Broadway. The Bayonne Parking Authority announced that it will launch a pilot program that will replace parking meters with pay stations on both sides of Broadway between 22nd and 23rd streets. Beginning on Tuesday, July 5, the Parking Authority will try out pay stations with a pay-and-display …
Principal Richard J. Baccarella, principal of Bayonne High School, is proud to announce the Bayonne High School Class of 2011 Circle of Ten. These outstanding scholars will be the first to receive their diplomas at the annual commencement exercises, to be held on Wednesday, June 22, at 6 p.m. The 2011 Circle of Ten award …
Mayor Mark A. Smith and the Municipal Council announced that the City of Bayonne has finalized plans to celebrate American Independence on Thursday, June 30, on the lower level of DiDomenico-16th Street Park beginning at 7 p.m. John Christian and Soiree will provide musical entertainment from 7 to 9 p.m. The musicians cover popular music …
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