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To the Editor: Hello All. My name is John Milan Sebik, and I am running for a 3-term as a Bayonne Board of Education Trustee. I am asking all of you to learn more about me and vote for me on Nov. 8. I am running because I care a great deal about our city, …
JERSEY CITY — St. Ann’s Home and Cusack Care Center in Jersey City are uniting under Peace Care, Inc. (Peace Care), a new not for profit corporation sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace. St. Ann’s Home shall henceforth be known as “Peace Care St. Ann’s,” while Cusack Care Center will be known …
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JERSEY CITY — St. Ann’s Home and Cusack Care Center in Jersey City are uniting under Peace Care, Inc. (Peace Care), a new not for profit corporation sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace. St. Ann’s Home shall henceforth be known as “Peace Care St. Ann’s,” while Cusack Care Center will be known …
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HOBOKEN — A discussion and vote planned for Wednesday night’s council meeting in Hoboken have been postponed until Nov. 14. The discussion was to cover a settlement recently reached by the city of Hoboken with the developers of the Shipyard property on the north waterfront. In exchange for keeping open space on the waterfront, the …
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HOBOKEN — A discussion and vote planned for Wednesday night’s council meeting in Hoboken have been postponed until Nov. 14. The discussion was to cover a settlement recently reached by the city of Hoboken with the developers of the Shipyard property on the north waterfront. In exchange for keeping open space on the waterfront, the …
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HOBOKEN — Liberty Realty’s Paris Branda, Hoboken native, representing the buyer, brokered a $17 million deal late last month that is sure to draw the attention of future residents who want a little bit of nostalgia: 728 Clinton St., the site of the long-closed Wonder Bread Factory. The developers intend to turn it into the …
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HOBOKEN — Liberty Realty’s Paris Branda, Hoboken native, representing the buyer, brokered a $17 million deal late last month that is sure to draw the attention of future residents who want a little bit of nostalgia: 728 Clinton St., the site of the long-closed Wonder Bread Factory. The developers intend to turn it into the …
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HOBOKEN — Due in part to bar crawls being advertised on the internet, Hoboken has become more and more a party site in recent years on Halloween weekend. Last year, Police Chief Ken Ferrante asked the City Council to fund more overtime for officers this year. This past weekend, he put on 55 extra patrols …
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HOBOKEN — Due in part to bar crawls being advertised on the internet, Hoboken has become more and more a party site in recent years on Halloween weekend. Last year, Police Chief Ken Ferrante asked the City Council to fund more overtime for officers this year. This past weekend, he put on 55 extra patrols …
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In Hoboken, the Hoboken Board of Education received the public school students’ 2015-2016 year state test scores last month, and although some grade levels showed improvement, most scores were still below the state average. The six candidates in the upcoming Nov. 8 Board of Education election were contacted to respond to the test scores last …
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