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HUDSON COUNTY — A hurricane-wary (and weary) Hudson County was cautiously watching #HurricaneMatthew, but as of Wednesday morning, forecasters predicted that it would head out to sea after roughing up the Carolines. It’s early and anything can change. Track Matthew using this link and keep watching hudsonreporter.com.
To the Editor: Since when is it legal to cross a double line on a street? Did I miss that in my drivers’ manual? On the Broadway and 32nd Walgreens, as well as 56th St. T.D. Bank location on Broadway, it happens daily. When they make this illegal turn, selfish drivers (who give you a …
To the Editor: I wish to express my sincere thanks to all members of the community for their generosity in supporting the HIGHWAYS annual backpack drive. Because of their support, we were able to provide more than 100 Bayonne students with backpacks filled with school supplies as they began the new school year. Our special …
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To the Editor: This is a thank you to the people who came to the carport sale on Saturday, September 24, for the benefit of St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. I want those who came to know that the proceeds for the sale came to $304.50. A check in that amount was sent to St. Jude’s …
HOBOKEN — At a press conference on the Hoboken waterfront on Tuesday afternoon, Jim Southworth, the investigator in charge of probing Thursday’s deadly train accident in Hoboken, said the National Transportation Safety Board was able to retrieve an event recorder, video, and the engineer’s personal effects (including a cell phone) from the train this morning …
JERSEY CITY — Jersey City Medical Center is seeking the public’s assistance in obtaining information and/or locating family of a patient brought to Jersey City Medical Center on Monday, Oct. 3. Patient is 38 year old male, approximately 5’6” in height, and approximately 150 pounds. Brown hair and brown eyes, and of Hispanic descent. Patient …
HOBOKEN – Hoboken, which was largely flooded by Hurricane Sandy back in October of 2012, is closely monitoring Hurricane Matthew, which could strike the area on late Sunday if its present track keeps up. City spokesman Juan Melli said on Tuesday afternoon: “At this point the city is monitoring forecasts, and we are prepared to …
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HOBOKEN — KMS Development Partners (KMS), the company behind the proposed plan to build a new Hilton hotel on the US Postal Service property on the south end of Hoboken’s waterfront, announced the launch of their new website: HobokenWaterfrontHotel.com. Unlike some waterfront projects, it appears to have the sort of a major local activist group. …
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HOBOKEN — KMS Development Partners (KMS), the company behind the proposed plan to build a new Hilton hotel on the US Postal Service property on the south end of Hoboken’s waterfront, announced the launch of their new website: HobokenWaterfrontHotel.com. Unlike some waterfront projects, it appears to have the sort of a major local activist group. …
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HOBOKEN — The day care attended by the 18-month-old daughter of Hoboken train crash victim Fabiola de Kroon has set up a Gofundme to help with a scholarship for her. Also, they will be hosting a vigil for her at 7:30 p.m. this Thursday at the popular toddler park, Columbus Park. Here is the link …