Desperately seeking work
More than 1,000 share plight at UC job fairPosted April 4, 2010

When Steven Ramos, 20, moved to Union City from California five months ago, he had no idea how difficult it would be to find a full-time job. “I’ve been applying at certain stores,” said Ramos. “But it’s hard.” Ramos attended the job fair sponsored by Union City on Tuesday in search of a customer service …

More than 1,000 share plight at UC job fairPosted April 4, 2010

Harrowing tale of Ivy League illegal alien
Former Memorial High valedictorian writes memoirPosted April 4, 2010

During his time at Memorial High School, Harold Fernandez excelled in academics and on the sports fields, graduating as valedictorian of his class. He went on to study at Princeton University and Harvard Medical School – but he had a secret. As an undergraduate at Princeton, his dreams of success were nearly cut short when …

Former Memorial High valedictorian writes memoirPosted April 4, 2010

ROGATE ready
Union City students submit articles on research Posted April 4, 2010

Eight students at Union City’s Woodrow Wilson School have been participating in the rigorous ROGATE (Resources Offered in Gifted and Talented Education) program, sponsored by the National Talent Network of Educational Information Resource Center in Mullica Hill, N.J. The students are now up for the Gold Satori Award, a distinguished award for students who have …

Union City students submit articles on research Posted April 4, 2010

Budget woes
What state funding cuts could mean for UC and WNY Posted March 28, 2010

Gov. Christopher Christie’s proposed public cuts to municipal and school aid have kept public officials on their toes over the last week as they brace for the impact the cuts could have on their towns. The governor has vowed to stop rewarding cities and towns who irresponsibly spend and to stop “tax madness” in New …

What state funding cuts could mean for UC and WNY Posted March 28, 2010

History halted
Honors will wait for two prize-winning alums from UC schools Posted March 28, 2010

Students in Union City have been receiving a lot of accolades lately. In the past few months alone, the high school robotics teams have headed to nationwide championships and young scholars have been nominated for nationwide awards programs. Could the achievements be karma from the city’s prizewinning past? Union City is the former home of …

Honors will wait for two prize-winning alums from UC schools Posted March 28, 2010

Lion’s share of health
Cuban Lions Club promotes fun, philanthropy Posted March 28, 2010

The shelves in Manuel “Manny” Reyes’ home are lined with photos of children and grandchildren. But next to the expected displays are photo albums with the year and word “president” on the side. Reyes, a member of the West New York Cuban Lions Club for 11 years and former president of the group, has become …

Cuban Lions Club promotes fun, philanthropy Posted March 28, 2010

Against all odds
Hudson County Sheriff Juan Perez prepares for primary election battlePosted March 28, 2010

If Hudson County Sheriff Juan Perez is supposed to be a man fighting for his political future, he sure doesn’t act like it. Outspoken and direct, Perez is confident in his abilities as Hudson County’s top cop, confident about his track record in office, and even confident that he’ll win reelection. To win, however, he’ll …

Hudson County Sheriff Juan Perez prepares for primary election battlePosted March 28, 2010

Top-notch art and ads
Reporter wins statewide contest for retail advertisingPosted March 28, 2010

Team effort was displayed by the Hudson Reporter staff in winning the 2009 Better Newspaper contest sponsored by the New Jersey Press Association. In the annual statewide contest, the sales and graphics staff pulled in five awards for retail ads that ran in the newspapers last year. Best ad in the state The biggest honor …

Reporter wins statewide contest for retail advertisingPosted March 28, 2010