Our Digital Archive from 2000 – 2016
91, died on January 24, 2015. Born and raised in Bayonne, he lived in Belleville before moving to Silver Ridge Park North in 1988. He was a technician wireman for ITT in Clifton for many years, a member of their Quarter Century Club and a life member of VFW Post 10185. He was predeceased by …
Editor’s Note: The following is an abridged version of the response sent to the city on behalf of the Bayonne Board of Education. For access to the full text and appendices, go to bboed.org. To the Editor: Currently, we do not dispute your calculations that the Bayonne Board of Education has collected $7.4 million from …
Dozens of people attended the Jan. 29 regular meeting of the Bayonne Board of Education, voicing their opinions on a number of issues. High on the list was the two-year contract extension of Superintendent of Schools Patricia McGeehan. Several were interested in the communication from Interim Executive County Superintendent Monica Tone about McGeehan’s contract addendum. …
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(nee Corkery), 70 of Bayonne passed away on January 30, 2015. She was born and raised in Jersey City and moved to Bayonne in 1986. Kathleen was a data entry clerk with G.T.K. Productions of Jersey City for 20 years prior to her retirement 10 years ago. Kathleen was predeceased by her husband Wiestaw Jarosz. …
BENGALS CROWNED CHAMPS – The 2014 Bengals of JCC of Bayonne indoor flag football senior division champions from the left are Ian Giron, Kyle Arano, Jared Radil, Andres Giron, Drew Radil, Coach Andy Winters, Harsh Easwar and Alex Camacho.
(nee Koropsak) 73, a lifelong resident of Bayonne, passed away on January 29, 2015 at Bayonne Hospital. She was the wife of the late Michael Landmesser; mother of Rachel Scott and her husband Walter; mother of Jason Landmesser and his fiancée Jodi Rubino; grandmother of Emily, Walter Jr., Molly and Abigall Scott; and Aubree and …
To the Editor: Generally the City of Bayonne does a great job salting and plowing the streets. I must say this storm they didn’t show up. There was no salt dropped on my street (Newman Ave), I am very disappointed in the performance of the city in response to this storm. If the storm had …
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A number of city residents will unite next month to participate in another group mural project that will help beautify the city, but this time there will be an added benefit: The art will honor a native son, known for his courage and undying spirit, one whose name is synonymous with beating the odds. Chuck …
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CHARGERS PLACE THIRD – The 2014 Chargers placed third in the JCC of Bayonne’s indoor flag football senior division. From the left are Coach Andy Winters, Brandon Kobryn, Kevin Aguilar, Jaden Subacz, James Johnson and Kasper Hooks. (Not in photo: Jalen Nash and Alejandro Cifuentes).
With Valentine’s Day drawing close, thoughts turn to love triumphs and near-misses. The release of the movie “Fifty Shades of Grey” on Feb. 13, the beginning of Valentine’s Weekend, has refocused attention on how potential love interests come together, whether they meet “Mr. or Ms. Right,” or put themselves out there only to get disappointed …
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