April 15-April 30, 2016
Volume 20 No. 4
Hudson County’s Bi-Weekly-Cultural, Lifestyle and Entertainment Publication In This Issue Pg. 2
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Dress for Success
Weehawken Music Writer Jim Testa on Hudson’s Music Scene Writer/Musician Debuts New EP
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Weehawken Music Writer Jim Testa on Hudson’s Music Scene Writer/Musician Debuts New EP By Sally Deering
continues to be an important voice covering today’s music scene. here’s an old sayTesta’s career in music ing, “write what you know” sways from writing to perand for music writer Jim forming. A guitarist, Testa’s Testa of Weehawken, the played in bands since his words fit like an old pair teen years. These days, of jeans. Testa writes the he performs locally and music column CONSTANT recently recorded a new LISTENER for The Jersey EP at Mama Coco’s Funky Journal and has covered the Kitchen in Bushwick, five rock and roll music scene songs he wrote – political since the 1980s, when Max- songs like those of Phil well’s was the go-to club Ochs, witty tunes evoking to see new bands and local Tom Lehrer, and love songs, indie labels produced their too. The EP, AMERICAN records. Testa wrote about SPIRITS AND ARTISANAL bands when they were still CHEESE, can be purunknowns, offering insight- chased online at Jimtesta. ful commentary about their bandcamp.com. work in his weekly column. A few hours before his Like Chicago-based music recent performance at Mcwriter Jim DeRogotis (who Ginley Square Pub in Jeris from Jersey City and sey City, Testa took a few worked as a reporter for minutes to talk with River several local papers) Testa View Observer about
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JT: I was born and raised in Weehawken and attended Rutgers. I earned a BA in Mass Communication. That’s what they called journalism back then.
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growing up here in Hudson, his take on today’s music scene and new EP. RVO: Where were you born and raised? Schools attended?
RVO: How did your column Jersey Beat come about? JT: Back in 1980, I was hanging out in Maxwell’s and I started writing for my friends’ music publications, Fanzines. I published Jersey Beat out of my house and gave it away for free. I was in a band, The Love Pushers; Jim DeRogotis
RVO: Did Jersey Beat lead to your Jersey Journal column Constant Listener? JT: Yes. The first Constant Listener which started back in the 90s was everything I wanted to write about. I covered U2 and Springsteen concerts. I took a couple years off and (the Jersey Journal) got back in touch. They were looking for an online column; the column I’m doing now. It’s strictly local – Hoboken, Jersey City -- which is a blessing. RVO: How would you describe the local music scene? JT: When it comes to Jersey City everyone has Cont’d on page 4
ART & SOUL FUNDRAISER FOR DRESS FOR SUCCESS
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Cage Ring by Natalya Oleskevich
Drogin-Dezign, Cathy Duffy, Gloria Fernandez, Janeth Fermandez, KristieAnna Fitzpatrick, Donna Greenberg, Darlene Kwiatkowski, Linda Lioui, Natalya Oleshkevich, Stefania Panepinto, Toni-Lee Sangastiano, Ann Tedeschi and Jessica Augier. Cont’d on page 5
16 Artists to Pay it Forward at Mana Contemporary in Jersey City Fundraiser to Help People Get Back on their Feet By Sally Deering Sometimes it takes a little help from a friend to make a difference. Contemporary artists, many of whom have experienced ‘between jobs salad days’ know all too well how tough it can be to find employment.
To pay it forward, 16 women artists will be exhibiting their work at the first annual Women in the Arts fundraiser, ART & SOUL, to be held Thurs, May 19, at Mana Contemporary in Jersey City. Proceeds from ticket sales will go to the Hudson County
Chapter of Dress for Success. Art & Soul will feature 16 professional and emerging artists who will showcase paintings, photography, sculpture, and jewelry. They are: Maureen Bennett, Arlene Carenio, Deborah Block, Randy
“Poobah’s Last Fire by Toni-Lee Sangastiano
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Cont’d from page 2 to take off their hats and salute Tony Susco of RockIt Docket. He books the shows at Harsimus Cemetery. He’s involved with the local clubs. He’s so important. There’s more energy here in Jersey City than there has been for a long time. For a while there were two bars you could play in. Now it’s just so much better, so much more encouraging for the bands. You walk around downtown Jersey City, it feels like you’re walking around Williamsburg (Brooklyn) ten years ago. The music scene in Hoboken; it’s a very different demographic. It’s hard to live in Hoboken. There isn’t much affordable housing, not like back in the 80s when the entire city was dirt cheap and you could get an apartment for 90 bucks a month. The Bongos and Yo La Tengo lived in Hoboken. There’s definitely still a music scene, and people who live there, and who date back to the old music scene. Hoboken’s a very different
demographic these days, On Washington Street, all you see are baby strollers. It once was bars with sawdust and spittoons. Hoboken in the 80s was a lot more like Hoboken of the 30s, then it is with 2016. RVO: When did you start playing music? JT: When I was a kid I played sax from 5th grade all the way through high school. I played in the school orchestra and marching band. I taught myself guitar in college and played a little guitar in Love Pushers. I took a long time off and focused on writing until about 2000. Then I got the itch and started playing as a singer-songwriter. I did an October concert after/ 9/11; a few people saw me there. Since then I put out two records in 2003 and 2004, I released a few garage band demos. I don’t pursue it full-time, but I’ve been fooling around and playing gigs. RVO: How would you
describe your musical style? JT: I’m a big fan of Phil Ochs, Bob Dylan. Phil Ochs’ motto was ‘all that moves is fit to sing’. He wrote a lot of contemporary protest songs about civil rights and politics. Another singer-songwriter I like is Tom Lehrer. Like Lehrer, I try to entertain you while I make my political point. RVO: Can you tell our readers about your new EP, American Spirits and Artisanal Cheese? JT: I recorded it at Mama Coco’s Funky Kitchen in Brooklyn, a studio run by Oliver Ignatius, who’s in his mid-20s. He built the studio from scratch, I became friends with him and he made a huge difference on the EP. He produced the whole thing, a lot of the reasons it sounds as great as it does is because of Oliver. The first song on the record is No Punk Rock in Bushwick, a reflection of a lot of music I saw. Then there’s Here’s to the State of New
Jersey, a political song about Chris Christie. It was inspired by Bridgegate, before Christie announced he was running for President. I’d Like to Be a Christian is another political song I wrote about right-wing Christianity, and the hypocrisy that breeds hate and intolerance. Two sentimental pieces: St. Mark’s Place, about the changing face of New York City, and how St. Mark’s Place has changed so much; and, a song, Sinatra on the Stereo, which is me remembering when I was growing up, and my father playing his records on Sunday after church and before our big Sunday dinner. It was the first music I was really exposed to music; then I started buying records on my own. One more song, Mr. Trump You’re Fired, is a punk rock song with electric guitar, and with the band The Dreggs. It’s got this sort of Chuck Berry riff, me telling Trump the things I think are wrong with him. RVO: What’s in the future? A book? JT: I would love to collate all the interviews I did. I
interviewed so many great bands, and there’s a lot of great artwork. RVO: How can someone get your music; see you perform? JT: You can buy my EP at jimtesta.bandcamp.com. The record is $5. I’ll be performing on April 23 at Mama Coco in Brooklyn where I recorded the EP. I’m like everybody else, just trying to hold the middle together while the ends fall apart.
Jim Testa Performs Sat, April 23 Mama Coco’s Funky Kitchen 23 Meadow Street, Bushwick, Brooklyn mamacocosfunkykitchen @gmail.com To purchase EP Native Americans and Artisanal Cheese www.Jimtesta.bandcamp. com For more info www.jerseybeat.com Facebook.com/Jim Testa
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ART & SOUL FUNDRAISER FOR DRESS FOR SUCCESS Cont’d from page 3 In addition and in collaboration with the artists, the event will have a “PopUp Shop” where attendees can purchase additional art works. “We are excited about this up-and-coming fundraiser for Dress for Success, Hudson County,” Event Chair Joy Danilin says. “It promises to be wonderful evening of art, style, culture and conversation.” The Mission of Dress for Success is to empower women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire and tools for success work-world, Tylra Cummings, Executive Director of the Hudson chapter, says. This chapter serves about 1500 people yearly, which means every month 200-300 women are walking through the door for help nailing that job interview. “It’s an agency-referred program,” Cummings says. “We have agencies we partner with like a homeless shelter, church, domestic violence center and
employment, office. People have to be either actively seeking employment, currently unemployed or under-employed. They are referred to Dress for Success where they get their initial interview suiting, which is a suit, a blouse, a pair of shoes and accessories. For the men, it’s a suit, shoes and a tie. Up to 90 percent of Dress for Success’s clothing items are donations from retail stores, private donors, individuals and corporate suit
drives. Many corporations hold suit drives with their employees, too. “We even have Girl Scouts do suit drives for us,” Cummings says. Volunteer Project Manager Gina Irizarry does special Dress for Success projects throughout the year. “I believe in the mission of women empowering other women,” Irizarry says. “Some of these women have never had a real chance for an
education, career, I think that other women are the ones to lead them. And as a woman I feel a connection with these women. I enjoy seeing their progress and seeing them go through the steps to better their lives, make friendships. To help someone and watch them thrive into this strong
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Hoboken Arts & Music Festival Mayor Dawn Zimmer and The City of Hoboken presents on May1st, the 22nd Annual Hoboken Spring Arts & Music Festival 2016 featuring the music of Leon Russel plus over 300 Artists, Crafters, Photographers, Sculptors, Food Vendors, local restaurants and businesses, non-profits, car dealers, children’s activities & more. Special kid’s section on 3rd St. Special features include: Fine artists will be located between 2nd & 3rd Sts. (both sides), 5th & 6th Sts. (North, East side), and artists from the Monroe Center for the Arts bet. First & Newark Sts. (North, East side), if you are an art collector, these are the locations you will want to explore first. Oil paintings, watercolors, acrylics, sculpture, mixed media, photography, etc. Children’s activities will be on 3rd street with rides, games, creative activities, face painting, sand art, balloons, live performances and much, much more. Crafters will display/sell handmade: pottery, metalwork, wood items, furniture, blown & fused glass, quilts, household items made from recycled materials, batik clothing, hand painted furniture, candles, jewelry, dried florals, soaps & lotions and other unique handcrafted items. Food: Lots of great food throughout the fair. Hoboken restaurants will set up street cafes offering an eclectic variety of international foods such as: Thai,
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3rd Street Stage – Children’s area noon – Garden Street School of the Performing Arts 1:00pm – Chrissy Roberts /Kid Notes 2:00pm – Carol Lester presents The Bubble Queen & The Royal Bubble Pops 3:00pm – Michael & the Rockness Monsters 4:00pm – Jumpin’ Jamie 7th Street Stage 12:30pm Hoboken Hip Hop from All Saints Episcopal Day School 1:00pm Stevens Jazz Quartet 1:45pm Tony Corrao sings Sinatra 2:45pm Amanda Holley 3:45pm Emily & the Ideals 5:00pm Frankie Morales & the Mambo of the Times Orchestra Schedules are tentative and subject to change. If You Go 22nd Annual Hoboken Spring Arts & Music Festival Washington St. bet. Observer Highway & 7th St. May 1st-11am to 6pm Rain or shine – Admission is Free For info, contact Geri Fallo at 201-420-2207 or gfallo@hobokennj.org
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Around Hudson... LIBRARY LOOKING FOR TALENTED WRITERS, POETS, SINGER/SONGWRITERS & SPOKEN WORD ARTISTS FOR TALES OF OUR CITIES 2016 The 8th annual Jersey City library book festival, Tales of Our Cities 2016, will be presented on Sunday, September 25, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Now is the time for all authors, singer/ songwriters, poets, spoken word artists, vendors and publishers to apply. The participant’s contract and outreach flyer are available on the library website to download and print, along with contact information. The participant application deadline is Monday, July 11. Please contact Elysse Sison at esison@ jclibrary.org, (201) 547-4543 or by fax, (201) 656-1517. Visit us on the web at www.jclibrary.org for all information on the Library, including all press releases in The Press Room.
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Showing of Art and Poetry The 2nd Annual “Art in The City” Exhibition at the Bayonne Jewish Community Center will feature the works by artists and writers in an opening reception on Saturday April 23, 2016 at 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm. An array of visual art will be exhibited along with written works by poets and creative writers. This event is Free & Open to the public. Fine art work will be available for purchase. Live poetry readings. Exhibits will be on view thru May 5, 2016 M-Th 9am -10pm, Fri 9am-6pm, SatSun 9am-4pm. If You Go JCC Bayonne 1050 Kennedy Blvd. Bayonne, NJ
Madeline Fiadini LoRe Foundation for Cancer Prevention The Madeline Fiadini LoRe Foundation for Cancer Prevention is holding a “Brunch to Crunch Cancer” on Saturday, May 7, 2016 at 10 o’clock in the morning at the Chandelier Restaurant, 1081 Broadway, Bayonne. Men and women are welcome. Between 10 am-12:30 pm, there be vendors for your shopping pleasure: something for everyone. This year’s guest speaker is Dr. Julie DiGioia. Dr. DiGioia is an Attending Breast Surgeon at Overlook Medical Center in Summit and Jersey City Medical Center. She is the Chief of Surgical Oncology and is the Medical Director of the Christie Kerr Women’s Center at Jersey City Medical Center/Barnabas Health. The Madeline Fiadini LoRe Foundation is a non-profit organization whose mission is to make cancer prevention programs available to the community. Its focus is to grant access to the tests and/or screenings necessary to those individuals who may otherwise be denied, those who are uninsured and above the poverty level. It is the
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Cont’d from page 7 Liberty Humane Society The event will take place on April 27, 2016 at the shelter facility. Those residents interested in having their cat or an outdoor community cat spayed or neutered may
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ArtSCENE a Go-to Guide to Hudson Art April & Beyond FILM
LOEW’S JERSEY THEATRE, 54 Journal Square Plaza, JC www.Saturday, April 16 – 6:00 pm: FOOTLIGHT PARADE, starring James Cagney, Joan Blondell, Ruby Keeler, Dick Powell, and Guy Kibbee. Directed by Lloyd Bacon. Choreography by Busby Berkeley. 1933, 104mins, B&W. In 35mm. And at 8:15 pm: ALL ABOUT EVE, starring Bette Davis (in one of her greatest performances), Anne Baxter, Celeste Holm, George Sanders, and Gary Merrill. Directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz. 1950, 138-mins., B&W. In 35mm. Admission for each film: $8 Adults; and $6 Kids & Seniors.
VISUAL ARTS
(2nd fl.) Through Apr. 30. ACTION 21 Art Exhibit. Running through April 30, Action 21 of Jersey City presents an exhibition of paintings and folk art created by professional and amateur artists curated by art therapist and teacher Roxana Marroquion. Artists displaying their works Ray Arcadio, Sidney Acosta, Ricardo Osmondo Francis, Maria Camila Gomez, Eric Cure, Rosa Huitzitzilin, Julia Lomba, Roxana Marroquin, Angelica Kitty Martinez, Lilly Mojica Perez, Fermin Mendoza, Miguel Peralta, Herbert Valenzuela, The Dominican Folk Art of Los Andulleros de Santiago, and Michele Montanez. (Pictured: Painting by by Michele Montanez.)
Opening April 24 and running through August 15, Mana Contemporary and the International Sculpture Center present: WAKE THE TOWN AND TELL THE PEOPLE. Curated by Ysabel Pinyol. A group exhibition opening on the Second Annual International Sculpture Day, (Apr. 24 from 1-6 pm.) “Contemporary sculpture is a medium that forms an intimate connection between the artist’s experience and that of the viewer… Wake the Town and Tell the People is named for the work by Jamaican artist Cosmo Whyte, one of the 18emerging artists working across a dynamic range of materials, from porcelain to plywood and bronze to balloons. Whyte’s piece is a towering eight-and-a-halffoot-tall stack of plywood speakers that arcs like a cresting wave, using ambient sound and music to address themes of post-colonialism and migration. Artist Jamezie will present “…But Will The People Listen?” a performance piece that focuses on the body as not only a means to create sculpture, but sculpture in and of itself. They will invite participants to consider individuality and gender by providing plates to print imagery on their skin. (Jamezie will be performing in the 5th floor gallery among the other works on April 24 and May 1, 3-5 pm.)”
RAVEN GALLERY, 304 Newark Ave, JC. Through May 14: “2 YEAR SHOW” ; Group Show featuring artists who exhibited at Raven Gallery since it opened two years ago. (Pictured: Anita Torres’s “Gallo (Rooster)”.) ACTION 21, Community & Love in Action community center, 345 Central Ave, JC
MANA CONTEMPORARY, 818 Newark Ave, JC, (201) 604-2702, www. manacontemporary.com
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GUTTENBERG ARTS CENTER, 6903 Jackson St, GTTNBG. (201) 868-8585; www.guttenbergarts.org. Hours: noon to 5 pm, TuesSun; and by appointment. Coming Sun, June 12: The 2nd Annual BRADDOCK PARK ART FESTIVAL. This free all day-festival will take place in beautiful James J. Braddock Park in North Bergen to celebrate “creativity, community, visual arts, music and food”. For more info – and applications to participate – go to www.guttenbergarts. org.
VICTORY HALL DRAWING ROOMS, 180 Grand St, JC. (201) 208-8032. www.drawingrooms.org. Opens Apr. 8 and runs through May 15: THE NATURE OF THINGS. Curated by Anne Trauben. Artists’ workshops and talks will be held Apr 30 and May 1, 2:30-5:30 pm.
CLUBS
FOX & CROW’S PARLOUR, 594 Palisade Ave, JC. WWW.foxandcrowjc.com. Fri, Apr. 15, 9:30 pm. PAT VAN DYKE (all-star 6-piece band + horn section). DJ PRESTIGE spinning all 45 rpm vinyl.
TRANSMISSION, IN THE LOUNGE, 152 Bay St JC. www.clubtransmission.com. Sat Apr 16: LIGHT IN THE LOUNGE. Music by Carolyn Light
BRIGHTSIDE TAVERN, 141 Bright St, JC. Mon, JAZZ JAM; Tues & Wed: KARAOKE; Thurs: OPEN MIC NIGHT; Fri: COMEDY; Sat & Sun: Brunch, DANCE, KARAOKE, OPEN MIC See more ArtSCENE Cont’d on page 15 The River View Observer Suporting the Arts Since 1998
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EXHIBITIONS
LIBERTY SCIENCE CENTER, Liberty State Park, 222 Jersey City Boulevard, JC. (201) 200-1000; www.lsc. org. Sat, Sun: Apr. 16 & 17: Have You Met the Floogal? THE “FLOOGAL WORLD TOUR”. “Floogals, on the Sprout TV network, explores the world of tiny alien beings who try to make sense of the world around them. The experience will give families an exclusive sneak peek into the fun and educational world of the show. As kids enter the Floogals’ world, they will suddenly feel like they’ve shrunk down to 4 inches tall, ready to join the Floogals on their mission of observing the “hooman” world. The mission begins as kids are asked to help recreate notes by tapping on a giant colored xylophone. Kids will also assist in putting giant scrambled puzzle pictures back together, and using a periscope to explore how common items look drastically different when you’re only 4 inches tall. The exhibit doesn’t end there, with more discoveries, photo opportunities, and a take-home mission book!”
OUT OF TOWN HAPPENINGS NEWARK MUSEUM, 49 Washington St, Newark, NJ. (973) 596-6550; www. newarkmuseum.org. Sat, Apr.30, 11 am-4 pm: GREATER NEWARK MINI MAKER FAIRE. “Join the celebration of
creativity and ingenuity. Makers from all over the area--from woodworkers to beekeepers, from robotic engineers to 3D-printing artists, will present their projects and take DIY thinking to a new level.”
FILMIDEO, 11th Annual Film and Video Screenings. Index Art Center, 237 Washington Street, NWK. 862-2180278; www.indexartcenter.org.
At Index Art Center, Apr. 16 and 23, 6 - 10 pm; and at Newark Museum, Apr. 30, 6 9 pm. FILMIDEO, a yearly event that celebrates the great diversity and work of independent filmmakers and video artists from around the globe. Since 2006, Filmideo has been organized as an annual event to promote video and film formats in a fine arts exhibition environment. For eleven consecutive years, over 10,000 attendees have been given the opportunity to view a variety of digital media expressing many different narratives and socio-political currencies. Filmideo is an openended discourse that educates visitors via the multiplicity of narratives as illuminated in the video and film selections presented each year.” SEND US YOUR ARTS LISTINGS. If you have an art opening or performances coming up including visual arts, performing arts and street arts, send an email to: riverviewobserver@gmail.com and we’ll list it in ARTScene. All listings are FREE.
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Battello On its very own pier, Battello’s offers spectacular Skyline views in a spacious setting. www.battellojc.com 502 Washington Blvd., JC (201) 798-1798
Komegashi Too Modern Japanese cuisine with close-up views of yachts and the Manhattan Skyline. www.komegashi.com 99 Town Square Place, JC (201) 533-8888
ne of the charms of living in Hudson is the breathtaking view of the Manhattan Skyline. Therefore, it can be a real treat to sit at a waterfront eatery and take in the view while noshing on a delicious meal. Check out this handful of local waterfront bistros where the food is great and the view of the Skyline is a yummy side dish.
McLoone’s Pier House New American selections and exciting martinis, McLoone’s has a patio with views. www.mcloonespierhousehoboken.com 1300 Sinatra Drive, HOB (201) 798-0002
Henry’s on the Hudson Henry’s on the Hudson offers serene waterfront dining. www.henrysnj.com 141 Plaza II, Harborside Financial Center, JC (201) 433-3999 Del Frisco’s Grille For a fun, modern dining experience, Del Frisco’s has great food and Skyline views. www.delfriscosgrille.com 221 River Street, HOB (201) 653-0195 Waterfront Dining Cont’d on page 17
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WATERFRONT DINING
Hudson Eateries with Skyline Views Cont’d from page 16
Wicked Wolf For a relaxed, sports bar atmosphere, diners can enjoy the game and the view. Outdoor seating, too. www.wickedwolf hoboken.com 120 Sinatra Drive, HOB (201) 659-7500 Taphaus A modernized twist on a classic beer garden, Taphaus offers 48 tap beers from around the world and views of lower Manhattan. www.taphaus.com 2 Second Street, JC (201) 626-6000
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Blue Eyes This waterfront restaurant offers outdoor seating and a raw bar. Once guests finish their wood-fired pizzas, they can head over to the outdoor gelato stand for a sweet treat. www.blueeyes hoboken.com 525 Sinatra Drive, HOB Waterfront Dining
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STARGAZINE.April 2016 Aries- March 21 - April 19 A beautiful month with Venus and the Sun in your sign. Ask for and receive benefits in all aspects of your life. You shine with a light of power and everyone seems to notice, accept you! No need to be an egoist but this is a great beginning of your solar year and you have what it takes to succeed.
Leo -July 23 - August 22
Taurus- April 20 - May 20
Virgo -August 23 - Sept. 22
The second house of the solar chart, ruling possessions is the natural home of Taurus. Your enduring efforts to make financial strides and opportunities to succeed are yours at this time. One word of caution, don’t allow your stubborn nature to alienate those that may help your future goals. It’s all good energy for you and your dreams. Dream big!
Gemini- May 21 - June 20
You may reveal a guarded secret unwittingly and someone’s confidence may be violated. Although this is not done intentionally the damage will be just as harsh. So remember the old motto from World War II, “Loose lips might sink ships. ”Know that words are powerful weapons for good or bad and keep your mouth firmly closed in the next weeks.
Cancer -June 21 - July 22
Cancer has the talent and ability to make their home as lovely as the front page of House Beautiful. You create an environment of peace, harmony, and above all a sacred space where family and friends can rest and visit. They put behind the worries of life as they enjoy some special cooked favorites. You have it all, Cancer, the ability to grow a business but never abandon that talent of keeping the warmth of home kindled with love.
What’s it all about, Leo? You have the creative ability to make an outstanding life. Yet, of late, there has been a dark shadow on your personality. Maybe the world’s issues are at times overwhelming. It is time for a spiritual diet of constructive and loving thoughts. Avoid negativity in all forms and you will return to the charismatic strong lion you always were.
Jupiter in your sign is in opposition to Neptune and Venus in Pisces. Not to worry, this aspect will be overcome if you depart from your characteristic of needing to know everything. So don’t ask and don’t tell. Don’t question your good luck. For a moment just enjoy the benefits that have been bestowed upon you. Just for a moment, accept these gifts without question. This could be a great month and the beginning of great years to come.
Libra-Sept. 23 - October 22
-Hello, Jupiter is coming to your sign in October of 2016. Look at your chart and wherever Libra is placed that is where the luck is happening. About every twelve years you have a Jupiter return. Look back in your life twelve years ago and prove the power of the Planet. Get ready for opportunities and luck. Since you are now aware of the potential you are able to optimize your success. Go for the gold!!
Scorpio - October 23 - Nov. 21
Revenge is a dish better severed cold. Although no one is sure where this statement originated it makes perfect sense, especially for the Scorpio native. You need not react so quickly on a perceived hurt. You should with out anger count to one hundred and choose instead to look at things differently. Your Scorpio antennas are always thinking about every motive. This time sit back and allow the full picture to develop. You will find that your initial thoughts were wrong and people really do like you. Accept that fact.
Sagittarius -Nov. 22 - Dec. 21
This Saturn thing brings every day events with deep lessons. Saturn is in Sagittarius until December 2017. So with your high altruistic mind and the knowledge that these lessons won’t last forever you can accept with love and observe the big picture. It is good for the soul, after all. Then when Saturn leaves in 2017 you can celebrate and have a tee shirt that say’s “I survived my Saturn return!!”
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Capricorn -Dec. 22 - Jan. 19
The Capricorn native is lazy and does not want to work! Happy April Fool’s Day!!You thrive on achievement and plod along the craggy roads until you reach your goals. This is a great time for growth. Move forward without fear. This is your time for success. You deserve the best!
Aquarius -Jan. 20 - Feb. 18
This is a month of new and exciting events. New home, job, and relationships are in the brew. Allow the astral energy to propel you forward in a most happy way. This is a great time for investing in your future. Enjoy!
Pisces -Feb. 19 - March 20
Your ruler Neptune is always at play in the Pisces persona. Let’s use your Neptunian energy as a powerful tool to inspire others. Let’s minimize the tendency to be in denial of certain facts. The truth shall set you free and you are put on the road to happiness. No longer a martyr you are able to observe without emotion. Finally the truth is a saving grace.
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This Month’s Featured Listings: Easy to See – short Notice OK!!
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2BR MOBILE HOME “On The Bay”- BAYONNE
477 Ave C.
Corner location with Heavy traffic area, close to rail +3 bus lines, schools, house of worship-fantastic exposure-28’ x 110’ Includes 3 Apartments Above for Income
$699,000 NancyMyAgent@yahoo.com
1BR + DEN MOBILE HOME “Sunset Bay”- BAYONNE
This updated unit features a separate room (den or home office) with full size laundry area, open layout with modern kitchen, assigned parking space right at the door. (Note: Owner must occupyRentals are not permitted.)
This updated 2 BR unit has a modern kitchen, laundry hook-ups in the unit, sliding glass doors out to a waterview deck, a patio area & assigned parking space right at the door. (Note: Owner must occupy- Rentals are not permitted.)
Asking just $15,000
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One of a kind young custom built 1 family home on a beautiful double corner lot-(10,830 Sq. Ft.) Located in the North End of Secaucus town. Nothing in Secaucus can compare to features of Brick & Stucco Fiberglass roof tiles lifetime guaranteed. Enclosed all year heated in ground pool, w/waterfalls & heated floors w/outdoor kitchen, oversize 2 car garage, lawn sprinkler system. All newer top line appliances for 3 kitchens, ceiling fans, window treatments, chandelier, 4 zone gas heating, security system, intercom & sound system, full finished basement w/full kitchen & full bath (In-Law Suite) 2 master bedrooms suites, master bath w/Jacuzzi. Want more? This Luxury home has it all! Truly one of a kind Will be shown by appointment to qualified buyers only Must have pre-qualified letter please
Call listing agent Barbara Carbonaro 201-240-4216
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New Listing One Family – Bayonne
Three bedroom and 2 full baths with hardwood floors and plenty of closets in a quiet neighborhood. Apartment will be freshly painted.
Spacious One Family Home located on tree lined street near County Park and all forms of transportation. 5 Bedrooms, large full bath with over sized tub, hardwood flooring heated front sun porch and large DR and LR. Custom kitchen with adjoining breakfast room. Finished family room in basement complete with wood burning stove. Outdoor deck in yard plus shed. Must see, won't last!!!!
$1,600
Nicely maintained 1st floor apartment with tiles throughout. Spacious with renovated bathroom. Parking may be available for rent across the street. No washer/ dryer, no use of yard, no pets, no smoking. Landlord taking applications, credit check, proof of income & landlord references.
Townhome BAYONNE
Well maintained 2 Family Home. One block to 45th Street Light Rail Station. Home features hardwood floors throughout, garage with above ground finished basement that walks out to your new yard!!! Close to NJ Turnpike, shopping & places of worship. Perfect location for your quick commute.
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Three Family – BAYONNE
Lovely Town Home on a beautiful treelined street. Move in condition. Home features 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 bath, hardwood floors under carpeting, garage and cozy yard. Midtown Community School District and short distance to Light Rail Station. This home has been in the family, original owner.
All brick 3 Family Home featuring many renovations. 2nd floor brand new kitchen & bath, 1st floor brand new bathroom, hardwood floors throughout & new roof 2015. 1 car parking with a shared driveway.
Asking $349,998
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NEW LISTING! AFFORDABLE MIXED USE BROADWAY BAYONNE
This well maintained property features a street level storefront (formerly a Barber Shop) with beautifully preserved original tin ceiling. Second floor is a 2 BR rental unit; separate gas heating units. Asking just $265,000
PRICE REDUCED! SPACIOUS END UNIT TOWNHOME BERGEN POINT – BAYONNE Three levels of living space in this move-in ready home offer you 3 BR, 2 ½ baths, great finished basement with wet bar, extra deep yard &offstreet parking. Asking $319,000
PRICE REDUCED! 1 BR CONDO NEAR COUNTY PARK MIDTOWN BAYONNE This well maintained property features a renovated kitchen & bath, hardwood floors. Laundry room in the bldg, modest maintenance & tax expenses, is pet-friendly, and in a great location.
PRICE REDUCED! BERGEN POINT 2 FAMILY With SEMIFINISHED BASEMENT
This well kept 5 BR home features a partially finished basement level Family or “Rec” room with half bath for extra living space. Brand new roof just installed, modest taxes and maintenance expenses.
Asking just $125,000
Asking just $234,900
PRICE REDUCED!
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END UNIT ROW HOUSE 2 FAMILY BAYONNE Very well kept and updated home offers newer roof, siding and entry way, & upgraded electric; 3 modern baths, full finished basement, & more. Asking $299,000
2 FAMILY with FINISHED ATTIC UPTOWNBAYONNE
This extra-large home features a total of 10 bedrooms!. The first unit is a 4 BR rental and the upper unit is a duplex of the 2nd & 3rd floors totaling 6 BR with 2 full baths. Asking just $319,000
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NEW LISTING! LARGE 5 BR 1 FAMILY BERGEN POINT BAYONNE
This roomy and charming home is sun-drenched and well maintained! Close to schools, transportation, and shopping, you’ll find this home offers an updated eat-in kitchen, formal dining room, 2 full baths, and an unfinished basement.
Asking just $249,000
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We have listings for 1 and 2 Bedroom Mobile Homes at the Bayonne Grand – Sunset Bay Mobile Home Park. Call our office for more information about how you can explore this possibility! Prices start at just $15,000
NEW LISTING! TOWNHOUSE with parking BERGEN PONTBAYONNE
This well maintained end unit features a modern eatin kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, 1 ½ baths, garage plus driveway, and is located in charming Bergen Point section of town. Asking just $284,900 YES! OF COURSE WE DO RENTALS!
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