Category: Hoboken News

If you’re going on vacation or just hanging out locally, take a photo with any Reporter newspaper, including the Bayonne Community News, and send it to us! We’d love to print it and show your neighbors where you went, even if it wasn’t far. Visiting relatives in the next town? Hanging out down the shore? …

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While many North Jersey residents enjoy escaping to the beach, there are a number of Hudson County residents who find leisure and relaxation right in their backyard in Hoboken. The outdoor cafes along Washington Street, the views of New York City from the waterfront, the city parks, and simple strolls through the mile-square city provide …

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Follow breaking news from the Reporter on Twitter! T he nine community newspapers published by the Hudson Reporter are now providing breaking news updates and previews of upcoming stories on Twitter. Don’t miss anything important! It’s easy to sign up. For Hoboken, go to www.twitter.com /hobokenreporter . To sign up for mobile alerts, log into …

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Former Hoboken Mayor Peter Cammarano, 33, was a rising star in the Democratic Party 14 months ago – but thanks to an FBI corruption sting last July, “He has been absolutely unemployed … [he’s] lost his marriage and been separated from his child,” said defense attorney Joseph Hayden on Thursday. Hayden and Cammarano appeared in …

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Communities in the Tri-State area have seen an increase in anti-immigrant sentiment lately – with angry critics of present immigration laws not always able to distinguish people who immigrated here legally from the illegal aliens about whom they complain. Anger against people of different ethnicities has manifested itself in ways ranging from frustrated letters to …

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A controversial layoff plan for Hoboken police and city workers has begun to take effect. Mayor Dawn Zimmer’s plan to trim $2.5 million from city spending will release 18 members of the Police Department and 18 employees in City Hall, and will result in the demotion of 19 senior police officers. A week ago, the …

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When “Ladybug” – a German shepherd/golden retriever mix – died of natural causes three weeks ago at the age of 21, her owner, Thomas DeMartine of Hoboken, said she might have been the city’s oldest dog. She certainly was one of the most loved. The fact that Ladybug lived so long might lead one to …

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From the days of manually changing film reels in the park, to today, when Hoboken Coordinator of Cultural Affairs Geri Fallo simply presses the “play” button, the city’s summer “Movies Under the Stars” series has come a long way. Before taking her position with the city in 1994, Fallo worked with a non-profit organization called …

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