In Tune With June

When I learned that there was a movie about a frazzled working mom struggling to juggle family and career, I thought about my mom, so unusual for her time so many years ago. She would say that a woman can’t do it all: career, marriage, children. What made it possible for her was that her …

Pick of the litter

With 17 candidates vying for two at-large City Council seats in the Jersey City special election, you would think voters might have a clear choice. But that’s not true if you look at the ballot, which has candidates spread out onto three rows with some linked and others left out on their own like unwanted …

A strategic retreat

Depending on whom you believe, Mayor Dawn Zimmer may have to wait until after her next election to change Hoboken’s Election Day from May to November. Now that the City Council has rescinded the ordinance that would have given them seven extra months in office, and would have allowed Zimmer to run for reelection on …

In Tune With June

As soon as the “Summer Sounds by the Bay” concerts end (that’s Wednesday nights at 16th Street Park), you know that the summer is over. Boo hoo! On July 27, the Bayonne Senior Orchestra was booked and we got lucky – no rain, lovely breezes – just perfect for listening, dancing or simply enjoying. The …

A bridge too far?

If there’s anyone who thinks Christopher Christie and Andrew Cuomo were unaware of the Port Authority’s plan to massively hike bridge and tunnel tolls, I have a bridge to sell you, and it isn’t the Bayonne Bridge. As governors of their respective states, Christie and Cuomo oversee the Port Authority, and while both have come …