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his is our special annual “Year in Photos” issue, bringing you the images that represented 2012 in Hudson County. We’ve separated the photos into categories: Headline news, politics, community, Hurricane Sandy, education, business/development/transportation, entertainment, and sports. 2012 was certainly a photogenic year in the county, so enjoy our visual presentation of the year. Last weekend, Dec. 30, we also published a special “Year in Review” countywide issue. It included articles on the year in news, politics, development, and volunteering. Go to hudsonreporter.com to read articles from previous issues. It replaces your regular weekly editions of the Reporter in Hoboken, Jersey City, North Bergen, Guttenberg, Secaucus, Union City, Weehawken, and West New York. Next week, Jan. 13, we return to our regular editions. Send letters, tips, and suggestions to editorial@hudsonreporter.com. To place an ad, call 201-798-7800 or email Tishk@hudsonreporter.com. Keep watching hudsonreporter.com for breaking news.
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his photo was taken by Annette Davis of Hoboken. Pictured: Third and Adams streets, Hoboken, Oct. 31, two days after Hurricane Sandy.
Boehner for turning hurricane relief into what he deemed a political issue. “The victims of Sandy have already waited over two months to receive the necessary aid from the government to help them rebuild and recover,” he said. “This lack of sensitivity to our region and victims of the storm shown by the Republican leadership is unprecedented.” “Our people were played last night as a pawn,” New Jersey Gov. Christopher Christie told reporters Wednesday morning.
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ollowing days of outrage from residents around the Tri-State area and their elected officials, the House of Representatives passed legislation Friday to provide almost $10 billion in aid to victims of Hurricane Sandy. The bill authorizes the National Flood Insurance Program to borrow money in order to fill claims from Hurricane Sandy. According to The New York Times, the program has covered 140,000 storm-related claims worth about $1.7 billion. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which oversees the program, recently said that funds set aside to help victims were running low. While the measure was passed overwhelmingly with bipartisan support, there were sentiments from local politicians that it was too little, too late after Speaker John Boehner blocked an expected vote late Tuesday night that would have allowed an immediate appropriation of $27 billion for victims. “Obviously it’s a start, but I was very disappointed that we didn’t vote on Tuesday,” said Rep. Albio Sires (D-8th Dist.). “People are hurting and people want to get on with their lives and because of ideology we can’t seem to move this bill forward.” Sires had issued a statement Tuesday blasting
allegedly assaulting him at Stack’s annual holiday party on Dec. 14. Ray Mitchell, 33, filed a simple assault charge this week against Stack. However, Stack vehemently denied that any incident occurred. Mitchell alleges that upon entering Scheutzen Park in North Bergen, where the party was being held, Stack approached him, asked him why Mitchell had not greeted him, and then began to choke him, according to a police report. Police who responded to the scene initially reported seeing no apparent injuries on Mitchell’s person, although a second report filed by another officer indicated that Mitchell had red marks on the sides and rear of his neck. According to a third police report, video footage from Scheutzen Park’s security system showed no altercation taking place from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m., when it was supposed to have occurred, and no footage showed Stack in the vicinity of where it was alleged to have taken place. In a phone interview following the party, Stack accused North Bergen Mayor Nicholas Sacco of sending the man to the party in an attempt to discredit Stack. Accusations between Stack and Sacco, who preside over warring fac-
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tions of the Democratic party in Hudson County, have flown for some time. “This is Nick Sacco and his cronies,” Stack said at the time. “There were 2,000 people from all around Hudson County having a great time at that party.” “The allegations are ridiculous,” said Mark Albiez, Stack’s aide, this week. “It’s clear they’re politically motivated.” Mitchell said that he has no political agenda in a phone interview on Wednesday, despite his interest in local politics and regular attendance of public meetings. “It shouldn’t matter that [Stack] is a mayor and a state senator, a man shouldn’t be able to [allegedly] choke another man and get away with it,” he said. “I’m just fighting for my rights.” Mitchell said that he had wanted to file an aggravated assault charge, but worked out the implications of that before settling on simple assault. On Thursday, Paul Swibinski, a spokesman for Sacco, denied any involvement in the alleged incident. “Nicholas Sacco has never heard of Ray Mitchell, and is not connected at all to this terrible incident,” he said in a phone interview. Emilio Lopez, a witness named in the police report, complained to Stack about the alleged incident publicly at a Board of Commissioners meeting on Dec. 20, but the mayor again denied that any incident took place. At another commissioners meeting this week, on Wednesday evening, Stack stood firm against critics from the Union City Concerned Citizens Group who questioned whether any pending legal fees would be paid with residents’ tax dollars. “Absolutely not,” said Stack. “This matter has nothing to do with Union City.” After absorbing further criticism, Stack said he would not answer any more questions about the alleged incident. “I would be remiss in discussing it out of court,” he said.
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The biggest news events of the year
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urricane Sandy was perhaps the biggest news event to affect Hudson County this year – so big that it has its own section in this special issue. What else happened? Controversial elections, fires, new police chiefs, amazing efforts to raise money for local charities, new buildings, school superintendent searches, and celebrity silliness. Here are just some of the photos of the news around Hudson County this year.
The space shuttle Enterprise flew over the Hudson County waterfront on the back of a specially-outfitted Boeing 747 in April to the delight of thousands of spectators.
Jersey City firefighters, who responded to a Union City fire in December, look on as a comrade climbs the truck’s ladder to fight the fire.
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Former President Bill Clinton paid a surprise visit to West New York’s P.S. 2 in January to praise the school system for its efforts to transform its nutritional program.
Singer, guitarist, and Tapestry Church’s worship pastor Joy Salera serenaded those gathered May 3 in front of Weehawken’s 9/11 Memorial in honor of the country’s 61st National Day of Prayer.
Hoboken city officials discuss the collapse of the pier at Sinatra Park with Mayor Dawn Zimmer last June.
713 Washington St. was destroyed in a fire on Sept. 6, displacing the Hoboken Charter School K-8 program on the second day of school. The kids are now in a building in Jersey City Heights.
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Cleaning supplies donated by Home Depot in Secaucus were dropped off in November at the Office of Emergency Management for those affected by Hurricane Sandy.
Robert Dowd was sworn in as North Bergen’s new chief of police in November by Mayor Nicholas Sacco along with Commissioner of Public Safety Theresa Ferraro.
Bayonne photographer Stephen A. Mack photographed a bird against the backdrop of the flames of the fire in Carlstadt that raged through the Meadowlands in April. The bird was protecting a nest.
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Throughout 2012, Jersey City continued its challenge to its official U.S. Census numbers. The city was forced to move forward with ward redistricting in April, even though the census issue had not been resolved.
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POLIT ICS ithin Hudson County’s heated political scene, the more things change, the more they stay the same. Two mayors continued to battle for control of the county’s Democratic party, and several school board elections were held. Gov. Chris Christie continued to ally himself with local mayors and spread his influence around. Hurricane Sandy threw the November election into temporary turmoil, but as always, clear victors emerged from the rubble. Here are some of the photo-worthy moments from politics this year.
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Rachel Andre-Tomlinson, 26, was sworn in as the first African American female commissioner of the Secaucus Housing Authority in September.
After West New York Mayor Felix Roque (left) and his son Joseph (right) were arrested in May by the F.B.I. on charges of hacking into an opposition website, residents held a vigil in support.
Secaucus resident Fred Vogel successfully pushed for October to be declared Dwarfism Awareness Month through legislation sponsored by Assemblyman Vincent Prieto. Vogel’s brother, Mark, was a little person and a local firefighter
Rep. Albio Sires (D-8th, left) and Rep. and Chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security Peter K ing (R-NY) toured four of the country’s most vulnerable sites for terrorist attacks in January.
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Please be advised that the Jersey City Board of Adjustment has established the following dates for the 2013 meeting calendar. All Regular Meetings are held on the 3rd Thursday of the month at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 280 Grove Street, Jersey City, NJ, unless otherwise indicated. 2013 Regular Meetings: January 17; February21; March 21; April 18; May 16; June 20 ; July 18 ; August 15; September 19; October 17; November 7(1st Thursday); December 12 (2nd Thursday)
Then-Rep. Steven Rothman (D-Fair Lawn) smeared red powder on Secaucus Mayor Michael Gonnelli during the Indian cultural festival Holi celebrated in Secaucus in March.
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Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy surprised some by announcing in March that he plans to run for another term in 2013. Some political observers believed Healy would retire from public office after his current term.
In November, Vice President J oseph Biden visited storm-ravaged Hoboken in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy and surveyed the inoperable PATH station.
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Small businesses in Jersey City continued to struggle through the weak economic recovery. In May, H udson Camera, located downtown since 1946, closed its doors to make way for a sports bar.
Mark Novak, owner of iconic Hoboken luncheonette Schnackenberg’s , passed the torch to local restaurateur Eugene Flinn in October.
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Despite the weak economy, development continued throughout Hudson County. This photo was taken in February near 14th Street in Hoboken, looking south.
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Members of a Concerned Citizens group gathered in May to protest the proposed building of a 13-story residential complex in a West New York lot zoned for a mid-rise building.
The vehicular “ Red Bridge” over the train tracks in Secaucus was missing several large red panels alongside its pedestrian sidewalk in August, making for a dangerous situation. Local, county, and state entities all denied responsibility for the bridge’s upkeep.
Nephew Dan Amico, his daughter Christine Smith, former Secaucus mayor Paul Amico, friend Joan Ace, and Dan’s daughter Jennifer Amico in August all stood at newly named Paul Amico Way.
Lloyd Goldman, the owner of 110 First St. and 111 First St. in Jersey City, worked out a controversial deal with the city to roll back the number of affordable housing units he must build at the 110 site.
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Formula One Champion Sebastian Vettel test-drove the future Grand Prix of America course in Weehawken and West New York in June and said it was one of the best courses he’s ever seen. Later in the year the first race scheduled for 2013 was postponed.
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Continuing their struggle to remain in their homes , North Bergen’s Manhattan Trailer Court residents turned down a settlement offer in September from the property owner, who wants to develop an apartment complex on the site.
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Concord H os pitality Enterpris es Company announced in J une it will renovate One Ex change Place, a shuttered dilapidated office building, in J ersey City. The company plans to transform the building in 2013 into a new hotel.
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COMMUNIT Y he ties that bind a community were severely tested by Hurricane Sandy this year, and memories of that tragedy will reverberate for a long time. But all during the year the Hudson Reporter published photos of the activities our residents did together – festivals, parades, benefits, tributes, vacation pics, graduations – that define the unique makeup of a community. Check out these photos of our readers and friends from the past year.
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In January Art House Productions held Snowball, its annual fundraising bash.
Three-year-old Joseph Ryan Barroquiero in May hooked a bunch of bass at the Secaucus Annual Fishing Derby.
During a March St. Patrick’s luncheon, Secaucus Senior and Social Services Director Lisa Snedeker hugs J oan Glasser, who won Hudson County Senior Citizen of the Year.
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Five-year-old Alex Matuscsak and his four-year-old brother Justyin Matuscsack waved American flags during the Secaucus Memorial Day Parade held in May.
Local business owners geared up for Lepre-Con, an event held in March that replaced the Hoboken St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Hobokenite John Carey delivered the Hoboken Reporter to former Hobokenite Beth Kaestner, now living in San Miquel de Allende, Mex ico. The Reporter accepts “ Reporter on vacation” photos year round at editorial@huds onreporter.com. Put “ Reporter on vacation” in the subject head.
In July, J ersey City held its annual Raices de America at Ex change Place.
Hoboken Cultural Affairs Director Geri Fallo and Mayor Dawn Zimmer enjoyed a pasta dinner at Hoboken’s annual ‘Spaghetti Block Party,’ a popular community event held in September.
The street in front of West New York Memorial High School was dedicated in March to Rebeka Verea, who died in a car accident the night of her graduation in 2005.
Locals can rest easy knowing ‘Wee’-hawkenite H ugo Felber defends the borders of the town while he’s not doing homework. (Photo taken in J une by Susie Felber)
A praying mantis hung out on nature lover Elaine Raine’s wrist in late summer. (Copyright 2012 ME Raine.)
The North Bergen Police Department, Mayor Nicholas Sacco, Commissioner Theresa Ferraro, Assemblywoman Angelica J imenez and children within the community attended the first block party during National Night Out in August. (Photo courtesy of Christina Ampudia)
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rom street fairs featuring local performers and artisanal art work, to local and school theater, to the annual Hoboken and Jersey City artist studio tours, film festivals, the rock club scene, and dance classical music recitals, Hudson County was teeming with creativity in 2012. Check out these photos for a sense of the local arts scene this year.
Five-year-old Isabella Felicetti visits ‘Field Station: Dinosaurs,’ a new attraction that opened last May in Secaucus. Visitors stepped back in time to the prehistoric era when dinosaurs ruled the Earth.
Hoboken is a draw for reality show stars, including Chris Manzo (left) and brother Albie (right) of “Real Housewives of New Jersey.” They promoted a mineral water called BLKwater at Hoboken’s Art and Music festival in October.
Weehawkenite Nick Sullivan made his Broadway debut in “Footloose” in 1998 (pictured), and was back as Bunsen the accountant in Disney’s production of “Newsies” which premiered in March.
The twelve finalists posed with their certificates at The Fifth Annual NoHu International Short Film Festival in Union City in October.
Assemblywoman Angelica M. Jimenez stood next to Councilman Robert Costantino during the Secaucus Community Ball held on Oct. 6.
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Cast members in North Bergen’s ‘Fame Jr.’ posed in between rehearsals in August.
One of Guttenberg’s children took advantage of the opportunity to dunk a cop during Kids Safety Day in September.
The Union City Chamber Players performed a concert in December, only two weeks after Hurricane Sandy.
George Bailey’ and ‘Mary Hatch’ in the Mile Square Theatre version of “It’s a Wonderful Life� in December. Over 300 artists, sculptors, photographers, and craftspeople were featured at the Hoboken Arts & Music festival in April.
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A hearing has been set for Jan. 7. Albiez would not say whether Stack would appear in court.
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avens Savings Bank made a hefty donation to the Rebuild Hoboken Relief Fund on Wednesday afternoon. The Rebuild Hoboken Relief Fund was created in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy to fill the anticipated gap of financial aid provided to Hoboken residents. Board secretary Scott Delea announced in late December that the charity had amassed $250,000 in donations. On Wednesday, Havens Savings Bank, 621 Washington St., donated $250,000. The fund has now reached an excess of $600,000, having collected another $100,000 since the last press conference. Haven Savings Bank will be celebrating their 75th year in Hoboken this year. President John Wessling said, “It makes me feel good and it makes the board feel good. We have been a part of this city since 1938. Hoboken has made this bank.� The quarter million dollar check was presented to Rebuild Hoboken Chairman, former Sen. Bernard Kenny, Vice Chair Larry Henriques, Mayor Dawn Zimmer, Board Secretary Scott Delea, and Committee Chair Chris Mackin. Mayor Zimmer stressed the lack of aid and attention that Congress has given to the matter. Former Sen. Kenny updated the public on the Rebuild Hoboken application process. Kenny said, “The application process is in effect and full force. Thirty thousand applications will be mailed out at the beginning of next week.� The process allows for qualified applicants to receive up to $5,000 in phase one, with a flexible end date of Feb. 20. In order to qualify, you must have a Hoboken address and a net loss of $5,000 or more after all other aid is deducted. After phase one, the board plans on reassessing distribution going forward based on monies received after February. A gala will also be held to help raise funds. Mackin announced that the gala date had in fact changed from late January to Feb. 2. The gala will be held at the W Hotel.
Minor injuries in Roc Harbor fire
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fire that was first reported by a resident at 5:25 a.m. on New Year’s Eve devastated North Bergen’s Roc Harbour development, a luxury condominium complex on River Road, destroying one building and damaging others. Firefighters from North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue responded to the scene within three to four minutes and were able to safely evacuate the complex, which contains approximately 70 units and 150 residents, preventing any fatalities or major injuries. The North Bergen Police Department also responded immediately and assisted in the evacuation, which led to three police officers being hospitalized due to smoke inhalation. North Bergen Mayor Nicholas Sacco was present at the building for several hours and is coordinating the township’s response to the fire. He released the following statement:
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Mary Cerbone, of Bayonne, examines a massive fallen tree in Stephen R. Gregg – Bayonne County Park the morning after Hurricane Sandy. The park suffered substantial damage.
Secaucus residents emptied their homes after the rising tide from Hurricane Sandy in late October flooded basements and first floors.
Weehawken’s waterfront park was on the front lines of Sandy’s flooding, which scattered debris in October almost 200 feet from the water in a near perfectly aligned high water mark.
Superstorm Sandy swept through the ‘Field Station: Dinosaurs Park’ in Secaucus in October and knocked over large animatronic dinosaurs.
Weehawken’s downtown neighborhood known as The Shades incurred terrible damage due to Hurricane Sandy in November. Nearly every one of the neighborhood’s residents was forced to temporarily relocate.
One of many downed trees tangled with wires in North Bergen in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy in November.
Immediately after Hurricane Sandy hit at the end of October, the waters beneath this underpass between Jersey City and Hoboken were deep enough to flood out cars.
The National Guard came to Hoboken to help out after Hurricane Sandy. Photo by Alyssa Bredin
In Downtown Hoboken, workers from the city department of Environmental Services made their way around the flooded streets in a payloader. Photo by Annette Davis
Hoboken residents lucky enough to still have electricity in the first few days of November made charging stations for cell phones available to less fortunate neighbors. Photo by Alyssa Bredin
This displaced couch was left by Hurricane Sandy in October near North Bergen’s Waterside Restaurant overlooking Roc Harbour Development and the Hudson River.
North Bergen Commissioner Allen Pascual, Victoria Ryan, Jody Capanear, Paula Pascual, Jo Ann Finger, an Atlas Industries driver, and Pascual’s children prepared to embark on their trip down the shore in November with collected donations.
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Water from Sandy’s storm surge was so forceful that it caused this iron elephant statue in Jersey City’s Newport area to topple over.
This boat displaced by the storm was perched near 15th Street in Hoboken for several weeks in November after Hurricane Sandy.
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“This is an absolute tragedy and my heart goes out to the residents of Roc Harbour, some of whom were still struggling to clean up from flooding caused by Hurricane Sandy and now have to deal with this. However, we can all be thankful that it was not worse and that the quick response time by North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue and the North Bergen Police Department helped prevent any fatalities or major
injuries. My administration will be working with the Red Cross and other local and regional authorities to help the families displaced by this devastating fire put their lives back together over the coming weeks and months.� The cause of the fire has not yet been determined. The Jersey City Fire Department also responded to the scene and assisted NHRFR and several other local fire companies helped staff Regional’s firehouses while about 80 of its firefighters worked at Roc Harbour. EMTs from many surrounding towns also helped at the scene.
Secaucus agencies shut down three massage parlors; ‘bedroom-like setting’ at one
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Monday, Dec. 31. Oriental Spa (or Sun Studio), located above a restaurant at 1313 Paterson Plank Road – which was not officially registered as a business – was shut down Friday, Dec. 28. Employees allegedly lacked appropriate certification and massage licenses, and were allegedly sleeping at all three parlors. Alleged fire code violations included blocked exits, improper locks on doors, and possible change in use, which refers to the alleged overnight stays. The Health Department fines could total up to $1,250 per establishment. The potential fire code fines range from $3,000 to a little over $15,000, according to Leppin. The 1313 Paterson Plank Road location also faces a building code fine for $4,000. The closures took place through a coordinated effort between the Office of Inspections, the Board of Health, and the Police Department. According to Captain Det. John Buckley, the police were there to keep the peace, and no arrests were made. Inspectors found a mattress at Life Health Spa, a bed at Blue Spa, and employees allegedly slept on the floor at the location at Sun Studio. “There was a bedroom-like setting,â€? said Leppin. “We have pictures of blankets, their nightstand‌slippers outside the room [and] clothes.â€? Leppin said that indications that people were allegedly sleeping at the locations also included a fullystocked refrigerator, a kitchen, nightstands, and dressers full of clothing. “Most of the women were not registered with the town to practice massage therapy,â€? said Leppin in regard to the Board of Health violations. Of the five to six women who worked at Blue Spa, none were registered with the town and all allegedly lacked massage therapy licenses. Six women at Sun Studio allegedly did not have licenses to practice massage. The municipality has a strict ordinance for massage parlors requiring each employee to be registered with the town, provide proof of license, be fingerprinted, and have background checks performed. “Our ordinance is pretty clear about not sleeping and staying overnight at places that do massages,â€? said Town Administrator David Drumeler. All three massage parlors are listed online on a number of web sites as erotic Asian massage locations that offer services such as “table showers.â€? In regard to any signs of alleged prostitution, Buckley said, “that is not what happened here.â€? He reiterated that “these people are alleged to be violators of Secaucus town ordinances.â€?
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resident of the Galaxy Towers 2 in Guttenberg has yet to be apprehended in connection with an alleged bomb threat that occurred on Thursday, Dec. 27. According to a police report, police dispatch received a call from the Galaxy condo association saying someone left an odd message on their voicemail. The message stated there was [allegedly] an explosive device containing TNT or an explosive contam-
inate in the closet of a tenant’s bedroom. Three floors were evacuated as a result. The Jersey City Bomb Squad and the Hudson County Sheriff’s Office were notified and responded with multiple units. Weehawken emergency responders and the North Hudson Regional Fire department were also on the scene. The Jersey City Bomb Squad and HCSO K9 bomb dogs arrived at the tenant’s apartment with keys that were provided by Galaxy security. They searched the apartment and did not find explosives. The tenant who allegedly left the voice message is being charged with causing a false public alarm and a bomb threat. However, that resident has not returned to the apartment and has not been apprehended, police said. The resident has a second, outof-state address. Bail is set at $5,000 once police can apprehend the person.
Healy vetoes pay-to-play measure passed by Fulop, allies
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ersey City Mayor Jerramiah T. Healy has vetoed a measure passed by the City Council last month that would have set new restrictions on city contractors that make donations to candidates for the Jersey City school board, New Jersey State Senate, Assembly, county offices, and various political committees. The measure was passed on Dec. 19 by a vote of 5 to 4 by the City Council majority, which is controlled by Ward E Councilman Steven Fulop and his allies. At this same meeting the council tabled an ordinance introduced by the Healy administration that would have placed similar restrictions on businesses that have no-bid city contracts. The Healy ordinance, however, would have gone into effect later this year and set higher permissible donation thresholds than the Fulop measure, which would take effect immediately. Healy and Fulop are the top contenders in the upcoming Jersey City race for mayor, which will take place in May. In recent months the two candidates have introduced dueling pay to play measures before the City Council in response to complaints from the public about questionable donations made to Board of Education candidates who later awarded contracts to these donors. “The legislation the City Council sent to Mayor Healy would have put an end to the insidious practice of pay-to-play that this administration has engaged in for years to raise money for their campaigns of misinformation and distortion,� Fulop said. “This latest action reaffirms that Mayor Healy is a hypocrite who only wanted to support a weak pay-toplay law that would have done nothing to curb the flow of tainted cash into his campaign coffers,� Fulop said in response to the mayor’s veto. “We called his bluff on his electionyear grandstanding. He just folded today by vetoing our stronger pay-toplay legislation.� Fulop, who sponsored the city’s current pay to play law that has been in existence for several years, sponsored the measure vetoed last week by Healy.
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EDUCATION hether helping each other through crises, raising funds for worthy causes, putting on theatrical productions, playing sports or making art, students in Hudson County and their parents had a busy year. Also, Jersey City got a new superintendent of schools and Secaucus’s announced her resignation, and a fire at a Hoboken charter school displaced students to a temporary school in a neighboring town. Here are our photos from the year in education.
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Principal Pedro Garrido addressed Guttenberg’s eighth grade graduating classes in June.
North Bergen Leap students received an early start on college courses in November. (Photo courtesy of the North Bergen Board of Education.)
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Eleven-year-old Caitlin Juarez combined paint and sculpture in January to illustrate the story of her grandparents’ and father’s journey to the U.S. by raft from Cuba, for an immigration exhibition at Woodrow Wilson school in Union City.
After a Sept. 6 fire tore through the 713 Washington St. location of the Hoboken Charter School, students resumed classes at St. Anne’s in Jersey City on Sept 18. This was the last little guy off the bus.
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Teammates and the community held fundraisers to help pay medical bills in January after West New York senior Justin Cortez was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Justin and girlfriend Samantha Penton are at far right.
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Hoboken’s Mustard Seed School middle-schoolers Owen Possick and Tige Anderson collected athletic shoes in February for Nike’s Reuse-A-Shoe drive that takes used sneakers and turns them into playground materials.
Kailey O’Donnell, 7, from Clarendon Elementary School in Secaucus, spoke at length about the story ‘Sneetches’ by Dr. Seuss. She read the story as part of Read Across America in March. Hoboken High School cheerleaders held a car wash in September to raise money outside of the school.
In July, the Jersey City Board of Education made the controversial decision to hire Dr. Marcia Lyles as the new superintendent of schools.
Secaucus School Superintendent Cynthia Randina resigned on June 14. She will serve out the final year left on her contract.
Many parents in Jersey City were angered when the interim superintendent of schools for the 20112012 school year, Franklin Walker, was not among the finalists for the permanent position.
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MEDICA L ealth and wellness involved more than just hospitals and health care providers in 2012. Local blood drives continued to reach out to residents for donations, and many towns held fund raisers to financially aid hospitals and other institutions devoted to health and healing. Christ Hospital in Jersey City continued the non-profitto-profit trend in 2012 after it was sold. Several area hospitals were forced to evacuate when they were threatened by Hurricane Sandy. And a labor dispute at the Meadowlands Hospital Medical Center made headlines. Here are photos from the year in health care and medicine.
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A union member read a support statement from Sen. Joseph F. Vitale when Health Professionals and Allied Employees on Oct. 2 spoke out against Meadowlands Hospital for alleged violations of workers’ rights.
Two year-old Zoemy Alicea of Hoboken was battling at least five medical disorders when we featured her story in November. One condition was the first diagnosed in the world.
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Enrollment at the Women, Infants and Children Center on 39th Street in Union City was up three percent in January.
After filing for bankruptcy in February, Jersey City’s Christ Hospital was bought by Hudson Hospital Holdco for $43 million. The sale was finalized in July.
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Acharya Swamiji Maharaj, the religious leader for a local Hindu sect, blessed the meditation garden behind the Secaucus Recreation Center during a visit in August.
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H E ALT H A patient who was among those evacuated from Palisades Medical Center during Hurricane Sandy returned in November and was welcomed by Kathy Flanagan, nursing director of the Emergency Department; Sheen Lee, RN; and Bruce Markowitz, President and CEO.
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Guttenberg pharmacist Robert Picca of Seifert’s Phamacy got his blood pressure checked by Horizon Nurse Zaida Soto in December.
The CarePoint Health Foundation presented the United Way of Hudson County with a $25,000 check on December 17 at Hoboken University Medical Center. Hoboken University Medical Center CEO Paul Walker, Christ Hospital CEO Peter Kelly and Bayonne Medical Center CEO Dr. Mark Spektor presented the check to Dan Atillo, President of the United Way of Hoboken to aid local victims of Hurricane Sandy.
Union City preschoolers Emily (left) and Angelina Mathew held their recently-shorn locks before mailing them to Locks of Love in June, to be fashioned into wigs for underprivileged children who’ve lost their hair for medical reasons.
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Bogota resident Sal Donatacci donated blood in December at the Galaxy Mall’s Blood Drive in Guttenberg.
North Bergen residents Carlos Sanz-Batista and his wife Michelle gave a tearful thank you to the community for raising money for his gastric cancer’s medical expenses in November.
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was a year of triumphs in Hudson County high school sports. Championships for St. Anthony in basketball, Hoboken in football, and Marist in baseball were among the top stories, as well as the decision to strip North Bergen of the state football title they won in thrilling fashion in December 2011. Students excelled on the field and some graduated with scholarships to colleges. Competitions raised money for worthy causes, and local recreation departments continued to offer individual and team challenges to local youngsters. Check out these photos from the year in sports.
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The Hoboken Redwings lightweight division won the Hudson County Super Bowl Championship against North Bergen in November. (Photo by Play by Play photo.)
North Bergen resident J onathan Maicelo made major strides towards winning a world box ing title.
St. Anthony All-American Kyle Anderson poses with the Tournament of Champions trophy after the Friars won their second straight T of C title.
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The J ersey City Sharks unveiled the sign that honored the late Ed “ The Faa” Ford, as the Caven Point athletic complex was named after him.
North Bergen native Evan Rodriguez was drafted by the Chicago Bears of the NFL, but before he was taken in the draft, he returned to North Bergen’s Lincoln School, where he presented a framed jersey that he wore at Temple.
J ersey City Councilman Steve Fulop became a triathlete this summer.
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The New York Giants won the Super Bowl in 2012, enabling standouts like Antrel Rolle to pay visits to local schools. Here Rolle, a resident of Guttenberg, speaks to the students of Anna L. K lein School in Guttenberg.
Dickinson cross country runner Shaquille Sutherland won the county title in an impressive year.
Rutgers University enjoyed its best football season in ages under new coach Kyle Flood, thanks to the efforts of four local products. From left are Isaac Holmes , Betim Bujari, Savon Huggins and Keith Lumpkin.
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BY APPOINTMENT - BAYONNE DUPLEX W/PARKING $175,000 Bright & airy well maintained 1 blk from Collins Park & Bay 2bdrms, 1.5 bths, close to 8Th St Light Rail Station cbmoves.com/120008283 1-FAM W/PARKING $224,900 In terrific area, 1.5 blk to Lt Rail & Bridge.3bdrms, updated kitchen, 3 yr old roof, good sized basement for storage. cbmoves.com/120010847 BAY BLOCK 2-FAM $225,000 Traditional home on private Bay block w/built in garage. Near Robbins Reef Yacht Club New roof & siding in 2003 cbmoves.com/120013371 BERGEN POINT $325,000 Attractive 2-Fam w/duplex 2nd floor apt. Near 8Th St Light Rail, sep Ht/Hw, quaint outdoor front porch cbmoves.com/120013409 BRAN NEW 2-FAM $469,000 On sought after Bayside Blk near Robbins Reef Yacht Club 6/6 rm 2bths in ea unit, garage for 2, finished bsmnt, .5 bth cbmoves.com/120012667 PRISTING 3-FAM $429,000 Outstanding home w/owners duplex on right side w/slate entry foyer, 3bdrms, 2bths 2 car garage, sitting porch, too many features to mention cbmoves.com/120011834 BY APPOINTMENT JERSEY CITY CLOSE TO PATH $159,900 Beautifully renovated 1bdrm in elegant Victorian elevator building, large new bth. cbmoves.com/120009668
OPEN HOUSE - E. RUTHERFORD 2-4PM SAT @282 LAUREL PL $399,000 Large mint 1F w/parking for 2, gorgeous 4-5bdrms, finished bsmt w/bar, lg yard w/patio & deck, 3 full baths, expansionn attic cbmoves.com/1231510
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JAMES MONROE CONDOS Great stuido high floor $323,000 Sought after 2bd, 2bth $469,900 LIVE IN NEWPORT THE "IN" PLACE TO BE. DREAM COMMUTE W/PATH & FERRY NEXT DOOR marlenefrazzini.com
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GORGEOUS 2-FAM $440,000 Better than new construction in most desirable Western Slope big yard, hw floors, sep cent air & heat, finished space & tons of storage behind garage. Hurry won't last! cbmoves.com/120013054
DOWNTOWN CONDO $259,000 Excellent 2bdrm in great Hamilton Park area. Perfect unit for the first time buyer or for the savvy investor. Pet friendly building w/shared yard. Minutes to Path, Light Rail and Ferry to NYC cbmoves.com/120013298 AT WATERS EDGE $599,000 Outstanding 2bd in prestigious "Mandalay"featuring unobstructed views in full amenity building. Prime waterfront location close to all Downtown delights. cbmoves.com/120012733 1-FAM ROW W/PARKING $265,000 Prime West Bergen Area, new everything, kitchen, luxury bths, hw floors, finished basement w/ sep entrance. Steps to Rt 440 cbmoves.com/120013550 1-FAM W/PARKING $359,000 Prime Heights area this beautiful home boasts 4 bdrms, 2.5 bths mod kit & bths, roof is 3 yrs old turance, hot water tank are new cbmoves.com/120013978 WONDERFUL 2-FAM $150,000 Great West Bergen area, needs some work, sep utilities, lg yard unfinished basement. cbmoves.com/120013961
ATTENTION INVESTORS $199,000 2-Fam on double lot w/four covered garages in back of property. Convenient area. close to all essential services. SHORT SALE SUBJECT TO BANK APPROVAL ! cbmoves.com/120013710 JO. SQUARE 2-FAM $239,000 Lovely modern home w/garage and marble bth w/Jacuzzi on 1st fl hw floors, finished basement SHORT SALE SUBJECT TO BANK APPROVAL cbmoves.com/120013421 WHAT A DEAL ! $273,500 2-fam w/deck on 1st flr plus vacant lot next door. Lot size/address to be verified w/ county/township great West Bergen area. cbmoves.com/120013199 YOUNG 2-FAM $279,000 Brick front, 7 bdrms, 4 bths, garage, beautiful hw floors, NOT a short sale, motivated owner cbmoves.com/120013454 LOVELY NEWER HOME $324,000 With double garage, 3 bdrms and 2 bths on each level, huge finished basement. Conveniently located behing Board of Ed and next door to the West Side Light Rail train Short distance to University. cbmoves.com/120006435
NEWER CONSTRUCTION $477,000 With finished basement behind garage in desirable "Franklin Park"section of West Bergen area Full amenity home a must see. cbmoves.com/120012598 MIXED USE $299,900 Enormous mixed use store front w/2 three bdrm apts, hw floors, ea units pays their own utilities and separage heating. Month to month, near light rail a must see cbmoves.com/120011466 LOCATION, LOCATION $349,000 3 vacant lots sold as a package on a very high traffic road in the Heights. Possible uses retail, automotive, car wash, hote/motel, prime land approx 75X130 feet cbmoves.com/120013269 6-FAM INVESTMENT $399,000 Solid brick w/6-2bdrm apts in quiet area. 4 units recently renovated. Sep utilities. cbmoves.com/120013541 APPROVED PLANS $559,000 Development opportunity. 9 residential units & 1 commercial space. Planning board approved 4 story located cor WSA & Lex cbmoves.com/120011203
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GREGORY COMMONS CONDOS UNIQUE CONVERTED FACTORY MANHATTAN STYLE LIVING AT A FRACTION OF THE COST ! Sought after Mint 2bd $369,900 Corner unit 2b/2bt w/ $399,000 breathtaking view Stunning 3b/2bt + Den $474,900 renovatet kithcen marlenefrazzini.com
DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES DOWNTOWN $749,000 For new condos or rentals, Vacant land w/approved plans for 25 residential units w/parking & balconies. Building has been designed w/a modern brick façade and attention to detail throughout (10) 1 bdrm & (15) 2 bdrm cbmoves.com/120007618 DOWNTOWN $1,450,000 Corner vacant lot approx 14000sqft w/217 ft frontage on Grand Street. Short distance to Liberty State Park Light Rail & Grove Street Path Station. Easy commute to Downtown JC, NYC or all major highways. cbmoves.com/120013181 RENTAL CORNER BAYONNE 2 bdrm 3 bdrm,
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ELIZABETH $199,000 Two family investment that can be packaged w/factory next door Great income potential, tenants pay own utilities. A must see cbmoves.com/120007880 ELIZABETH $424,000 Brick factory bldg w/parking and loading dock on 105X100 lot. Being sold w/2-Fam next door. Factory tenant pays $3,500 mth cbmoves.com/120007881 LITTLE FALLS $259,000 Beautiful 4 bdrm, 2.5 Cape Cod parking, full finished basement, tile and hw floors, great back yard cbmoves.com/120011470 NEWARK $125,000 3-Fam investment property. Needs total rehab-no electric, plumbing or mechanicals.Buyer responsible for all certifications.SHORT SALE SUBJECT TO BANK APPROVAL cbmoves.com/120009282 UNION CITY $138,900 1bd converted to 2bd by Owner Very accesible to all transp. cbmoves.com/120012482 WEST NEW YORK $309,000 "Verssailles" 2bd, 2bth, S.E. corner "D" line, balcony offering sweeping views.Amenities include pool, 2 car pkg, Maint inc: taxes heat, elec, water & hot water cbmoves.com/120001205
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