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Menendez, Lautenberg Announce More than $360 Million for Super Storm Sandy Transit Recovery U.S. Senators Robert Menendez and Frank R. Lautenberg announced in March that more than $360 million in federal funding from the Disaster Relief Act will be coming to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the NJ Transit Corporation …
When the fire broke out in a house at the far end of Trembley Court on March 20, officials immediately sent everything they could into the area. This was not because the Bayonne Fire Department lacked the equipment to battle the three story blaze, but because the street was too narrow for needed equipment to …
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When the fire broke out in a house at the far end of Trembley Court on March 20, officials immediately sent everything they could into the area. This was not because the Bayonne Fire Department lacked the equipment to battle the three story blaze, but because the street was too narrow for needed equipment to …
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A three-alarm fire that engulfed a two-story building at 293 Broadway and did significant damage to the building next door at 295 Broadway on Monday night injured two people and displaced several families, said Fire Chief Greg Rogers. When fire fighters arrived at the scene they found heavy smoke and flames coming out the second …
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A three-alarm fire that engulfed a two-story building at 293 Broadway and did significant damage to the building next door at 295 Broadway on Monday night injured two people and displaced several families, said Fire Chief Greg Rogers. When fire fighters arrived at the scene they found heavy smoke and flames coming out the second …
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More than 200 people answered the call to come to the March 19 meeting of the Board of School Estimate to make their case for a teachers’ contract. After months of banging their heads against what seemed like an uncompromising wall of the Board of Education, teachers tried to make their case to Board of …
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More than 200 people answered the call to come to the March 19 meeting of the Board of School Estimate to make their case for a teachers’ contract. After months of banging their heads against what seemed like an uncompromising wall of the Board of Education, teachers tried to make their case to Board of …
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Bayonne City Council took the first step towards a possible resolution of a suit that has unwittingly ensnared Bayonne Municipal Utilities Authority over the cost associated with the dumping of the chemical defoliant Agent Orange in local waterways. The City Council voted on a resolution at its March 20 meeting that would could allow the …
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Bayonne City Council took the first step towards a possible resolution of a suit that has unwittingly ensnared Bayonne Municipal Utilities Authority over the cost associated with the dumping of the chemical defoliant Agent Orange in local waterways. The City Council voted on a resolution at its March 20 meeting that would could allow the …
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The Anna J. Herbert meeting room at Bayonne High School became a courtroom for a day on March 18 as students gathered to reenact the case that allowed them to reach the regional Mock Trial Finals for the second time in three years. The mock trial is part of a tradition of successful debates that …
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