Category: Secaucus News

The high-ceilinged halls of Mana Contemporary echoed with the voices of hundreds of guests who came to take part in an “Art and Soul; Women In the Arts” art exhibit on May 19. The event was designed to show off work by local, regional, and international artists in one of the premier Hudson County arts …

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Hudson County Law Day Honoree recognized at recent school board meeting Huber Street School sixth grade student Alexandria Feil was honored at the Secaucus Board of Education Meeting’s Showcase of Success this past week. Alexandria was the recipient of a Sixth Grade Honorable Mention award through the Hudson County Law Day Contest for a poem …

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Jason Hambly of Secaucus has been fishing at the Duck Pond for 38 years, and he has been bringing his son Tyler Hambly, 13, to the annual kids’ Fishing Derby since Tyler was a baby. “We look forward to it every year,” Jason said. Tyler caught a seven-inch white belly sunfish at this year’s event, …

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In September 2018, 1,200 students will attend High Tech High School’s new campus at Laurel Hill County Park in Secaucus. The current facility in North Bergen is being sold and will no longer be used as the High Tech High School. High Tech High is part of a system of countywide public magnet high schools …

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The Hudson Reporter moved its main office last week to 447 Broadway in Bayonne after 33 years in Hoboken. The move has been met with excitement by owners and staff. The company owns eight weekly newspapers and three local lifestyle magazines. The papers cover news and features in Bayonne (the Bayonne Community News), Hoboken, Jersey …

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Partners in Prevention hosted the annual Persons of the Year gala on May 12, this year honoring Mayor Michael Gonnelli and four others. Partners in Prevention is Hudson County’s non-profit organization that serves as a substance abuse prevention resource center. Besides Mayor Gonnelli, they honored four lawyers who work with Pro Bono Partnership, a group …

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There is no sign on the Grand Street office indicating that it’s a clinic that is especially geared toward LGBT patients. Those who need to know about it find out quick enough via word of mouth. “Our doors are open and people know we’re here,” said Dr. Saquiba Syed, the female member of the brother …

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Meadowlands ski and snowboard resort coming in 2017 MEADOWLANDS — “Big SNOW America,” a 12-story, 180,000 square foot indoor ski and Snowboard Park, is coming to East Rutherford, as announced on Monday May 16 by Triple Five, the developers of the Meadowlands Project. It will be part of the American Dream retail/entertainment complex (formerly called …

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Longtime Secaucus resident Ellen LoPresto went to the Secaucus Community Ball on April 23 an hour early. As part of the event committee, she went with her husband Martin Einstein to make sure the event was coordinated correctly. LoPresto, 60, has lived in Secaucus for 34 years, and went to the ball to meet new …

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