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Reporter July 4 deadlines The Hudson Reporter offices will be closed Wednesday, July 4 for Independence Day. Display advertising and classified deadlines are moved up a day to Tuesday at noon. Please call (201) 798-7800 for more information. Watch hudsonreporter.com for up to the minute breaking news and information. Local real estate owner Robert De …

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More political bloodshed in WNY
Police intervene at meeting; mayor asked to step down by ex-school board prez

During a highly charged West New York Town Commissioners’ meeting on Wednesday, Mayor Felix Roque and the majority of the five-member board voted to reassign each commissioner to a new department, a move that frustrated one of Roque’s potential mayoral successors and strengthened another. The move irritated Commissioner Count Wiley, who responded with a protest …

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‘A whole new fan base’
Union City Opera brings classical performance to a new generation

As music has evolved over the centuries, from jazz to rock to rap, it fits the trend for each generation to reject the songs of their parents and grandparents in favor of a more contemporary, “rebellious” alternative. Syrupy pop tunes backed by computer-generated instrumentals and vocals seem to be what’s blasting from car windows these …

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Butterflies, boat tours, bird walks…
Many public activities in Meadowlands this summer

Nature lovers can observe the vegetation, birds, butterflies, and other dwellers of the local wetlands this summer through free or low-cost nature walks, observatory nights, boat tours, and senior programs offered by the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission (NJMC). Butterfly days The big event the summer season is the Third Annual Butterfly Day being held on …

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Two UC fires displace residents on blazing hot day; many firefighters treated for heat exhaustion A five-alarm and a two-alarm fire broke out in two Union City apartment buildings Wednesday, displacing dozens of residents and sending four firefighters to the hospital for heat exhaustion as a result of temperatures that soared into the high 90s. …

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Pomp and circumstance
WNY’s Memorial High School bids fond farewell to 350 graduates

“To be honest, at first I wanted to be an astronaut,” West New York’s Memorial High School Salutatorian Emilio Feliz said last week. He graduated on Wednesday with a 4.33 grade point average and a spot in the pre-med program at Rutgers University next year. “I’ve studied more this year than any other, and with …

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WNY’s Memorial High School bids fond farewell to 350 graduates

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‘Race every driver wants to win’
Formula One champions test WNY/Weehawken track for 2013 Grand Prix

Formula One champions Sebastian Vettel and David Coulthard spun local officials and members of the press across, up, down, and around Boulevard East and Port Imperial Boulevard Monday afternoon to preview the 2013 Grand Prix of America at Port Imperial course. The two Infiniti IPLs, sandwiched by West New York police vehicles, maxed out at …

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‘It all snowballs’
In one year, new mayor goes from local favorite to arrested by FBI

After his surprise victory over former Mayor Sal Vega in May of 2011, West New York Mayor Felix Roque appeared to be on top of his game. He and his four town commissioners, who promised to clean up corruption and correct an alleged mess they said was left by the former administration, took quick action …

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Hot romance in Hudson County
Local libraries have long wait lists for ‘Shades of Grey’

One local library has ordered 16 copies of the bestselling erotic novel “Fifty Shades of Grey,” and they’re still having trouble meeting the demand. The book is the first in a trilogy whose main characters are loosely based on two characters in the bestselling “Twilight” vampire saga. In “Grey,” the main character, Anastasia Steele, is …

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Local libraries have long wait lists for ‘Shades of Grey’

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