Our Digital Archive from 2000 – 2016
Halloween safety assembly at Huber Street School Officer William Eccles from the LEAD program discussed Halloween safety with 3rd through 5th graders. Students learned about how to stay safe when they trick or treat on Halloween. He talked about how they should walk in the neighborhood and be very careful when they are crossing the …
The members of the Secaucus Town Council appointed Town Attorney Keri Ann Eglentowicz to replace Town Administrator David Drumeler at their meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 27. The town administrator is one of the top Town Hall employees, paid to help run the town, and Drumeler had served since 2008. He has moved on to work …
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In July, according to Secaucus Police Detective Sgt. Michael Torres, the town’s Police Department received calls about someone leaving ducks near Mill Creek Mall and Harmon Cove condominiums in Secaucus. According to Geoff Santini of the NJ Animal Control and Rescue and Humane Society, he apprehended the Secaucus woman soon after on seven counts of …
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Port Authority officials and other officials speaking about a three-year-old New York and New Jersey commuter capacity study suggested in late September that a previously shelved plan to extend the No. 7 subway line from New York to New Jersey may be revived in an effort to reduce bus traffic flow into the Port Authority …
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What used to be the norm – graduating from school and finding a place of your own – is increasingly challenging for the millennial generation. Roughly 47 percent of New Jerseyeans aged 18-34 live at home with parents, the highest rate in the country, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2015 American Community Survey. Connecticut …
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Before living in Union City for 10 years, author of “To Catch a Cat” Heather Green lived and worked as a journalist in Manhattan. When visiting her boyfriend Matt Greer in Union City on weekends, she saw a mother cat caring for three kittens in his neighbor’s backyard, and fell in love. She wanted to …
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Port Authority officials and other officials speaking about a three-year-old New York and New Jersey commuter capacity study suggested in late September that a previously shelved plan to extend the No. 7 subway line from New York to New Jersey may be revived in an effort to reduce bus traffic flow into the Port Authority …
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Police investigate fatal hit-and-run on Tonnelle Avenue in North Bergen According to a press release from the North Bergen Police Department, at approximately 12:06 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 2 the North Bergen Police and the Hudson County Sheriff’s Office Crash Investigation Unit responded to a report of a pedestrian struck. North Bergen police officers arrived …
SECAUCUS — Brick Fest Live! will run at the Meadowlands Expo Center in Secaucus October 8 to 9, with 10,000 people expected to interact with 60,000 square feet of LEGOs. It allows families to enjoy creations from all over the world, like life-sized LEGO models and cities, made entirely of this timeless toy. In addition …
Krystle Duffy went to the annual Out of the Darkness suicide prevention walk and fundraiser in Secaucus two weekends ago to honor her brother Tommy Duffy, 21, who died from suicide in March 2014. She came with a team of 16 family members and friends to donate to the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention, and …
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