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Honeymoon in Harrison
Newlyweds choose Water’s Edge luxury rental community for their first home

While Noorin Hamid and Zain Naqvi were making arrangements for their wedding earlier this year, they were also busy choosing their first apartment together. The Monmouth County couple wanted to move somewhere where they could have an easier commute to Manhattan and also enjoy the comforts of a modern, spacious residence. An online search led …

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Hudson Theatre Ensemble presents ‘Almost, Maine’
Romantic comedy by John Cariani opens April 10

Hudson Theatre Ensemble of Hoboken will present John Cariani’s “Almost, Maine,” a collection of vignettes about ordinary people in the remote, mythical town of Almost, Maine falling in and out of love in unexpected and often hilarious ways, beginning Friday April 10. Although the people are ordinary, the magic and mystery of their loves are …

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Hillside Club hosts open house April 11
One-Day-Only Leasing Specials Provide Enhanced Value

To celebrate the grand opening of The Hillside Club, the new-construction rental community now leasing in Livingston, interested renters are invited to join developer BNE Real Estate Group for a celebratory Open House on Saturday, April 11 from noon to 4 p.m. Guests that attend the event can take advantage of one-day-only leasing specials while …

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New design for 9/11 memorial
Glass panels safe to use; park plans detailed

A long-awaited permanent memorial to the Hoboken residents who died in the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 appears closer than ever to fruition, though not without one final facelift. Held up for years over concerns about cost and design, the concept now considered by the administration of Mayor Dawn Zimmer would deploy glass panels (already …

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HOBOKEN BRIEFS

Hoboken launches composting program The city of Hoboken is partnering with the Community Compost Company to implement one of New Jersey’s first residential composting programs. The program offers residential pickup service now and will offer drop spots at three locations in Hoboken starting in June. “Hoboken is proud to be a leader in sustainability with …

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Clock Towers complex gets more time
Confusion over how to keep affordable apartments in building

The City Council has moved to preserve affordable housing in one of the city’s longstanding affordable housing buildings, for now. With a sunset provision deadline looming on March 26, the City Council voted unanimously on March 18 to extend its 40-year-old tax abatement agreement with the owners of Clock Tower Apartments for three more months …

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Charter school gets nod to expand
School board members criticize ruling

For the second time in as many years, the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) has ruled in favor of a local charter school’s expansion, over the strong objections of Hoboken’s traditional public school district. After the NJDOE granted Hoboken Dual Language Charter School (HoLa) two additional grades in March 2014 – approving the school’s …

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Spinning for a cause
Charity event supports autism program at local school

For the second year in a row, Work It Out Fitness Studios is teaming up with Wallace Elementary School to host a fundraiser for the Global Autism Project and Wallace’s Applied Behavior Analysis program. The specialized school-within-a-school educates 30 children between the ages of three and nine with autism spectrum disorders, and has been recognized …

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Police Beat

Jacked Jackson tracked, brought back Police have reunited a woman with a twenty-dollar bill that was allegedly snatched from her hand as she walked on Newark Street, according to a report from the Hoboken Police Department. The alleged suspect was spotted based on a description and arrested not long after he allegedly fled the scene …

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