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FALL 2023 CLASSES AT HCCC! Hudson is Home! DISCOVER WHY
Fall Course Schedule available
HCCC Offers Classes in Multiple Modalities
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Students must register at least one day prior to the first class meeting.
APPLY NOW for Summer/Fall classes! www.hccc.edu/apply at www.hccc.edu/schedule!
On-Campus, Online, Remote, Hybrid (On-Campus/Online), Hybrid (Remote/Online), and Immersive Telepresence Video (ITV) For more information: https://www.hccc.edu/programs-courses/col/current-course-types.html
15-Week Fall Term:
Wednesday, August 30, 2023
7-Week Classes
Fall Online A (1st 7 weeks Online):
Wednesday, August 30, 2023
Fall 7-Week 1
(1st 7 weeks In-Person and Remote):
Tuesday, September 5, 2023
For more information on how to register, go to www.hccc.edu/admissions/register-for-classes
For more information contact: admissions@hccc.edu text (732) 509-4222 | call(201) 714-7200
FREE TUITION for Eligible Students
through the Community College Opportunity Grant (for those who qualify)
For more information, go to: www.hccc.edu/freetuition
12-Week Quick Term and Classes at Secaucus Center:
Wednesday, September 20, 2023
Fall Online B/7-Week 2
(2nd 7 weeks Online, In-Person, Remote):
Thursday, October 26, 2023
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Hudson Happenings
Jersey City on Saturday, September 9th, from 12-8 PM!
Mark your calendars for 8 hours of food, kids’ rides, desserts, vintage goods, handmade items, music, beer gardens, and more!
Coming Soon!
The Annual All About Downtown Jersey City Street Fair
The premier event in downtown Jersey City!
Celebrate Downtown
This is a FREE, familyfriendly event - no tickets needed!
Veindors & sponsors are accepted
Apply here: https:// jcdowntown.org/event/ all-about-downtown/ This event would not be possible without the generosity of their sponsors!
The Orthopedic Health Center / The Ashford
/ Six 26 / Boots and
Bones / Ani Ramen /
Silverman / Left Bank
Burger Bar / Angry
Archies / Heights
Orthodontics / Porta
Jersey City / Dullboy /
Garden State Infusions
/ Iris Records / Orale /
Grace O’Malley’s / The Keyhole Bar / Hudson
Hound / Downtown
FLWR / Barcade /
Smile Preschool/ Whole
Spectrum Autism / Bang
Cookies / Basile’s Pizza / PostNet /
The Rock-it Docket / Cream / Simon Mall
/ Riverside Church / Modern Family
Dentistry / Smart Start Academy
If You Go: All About Downtown Jersey City Street Fair
Saturday, September 9th 12-8PM
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Hudson Happenings
JERSEY CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT HOSTS ANNUAL NIGHT OUT WITH CITY EVENTS
Night Out
Against Crime
August 1st, 2023
Jersey City Mayor
Steven M. Fulop and Department of Public Safety Officials along with Jersey City Police Department hosts Jersey City’s Night Out with events in parks throughout Jersey City including Audubon Park, Pershing Field, Arlington Park and Hamilton Park
If
You Go Night Out Against Crime
Tuesday, August 1st 6:30 PM
Fulop Administration Launches First Free Public Bike Storage Network at Transit Hubs for Greater Expansion of Jersey City’s Increasingly Robust Transportation Infrastructure Mayor Steven M. Fulop and the Department of Infrastructure announced today the activation of free 24/7 secure public bike storage as part of the Fulop Administration’s extensive mobility efforts to provide greener options for commuting and reducing vehicular traffic with locations strategically placed around Jersey City’s busiest transportation hubs. At no cost to Jersey City, secure storage is being offered free to all users, including bicycles and micromobility vehicles, through Oonee. The first two locations will be activated this week at the Danforth Avenue Light Rail Station and McGinley Square. Since becoming the first in New Jersey to adopt Vision Zero in 2017, more than 20 miles of protected bike lanes have been built with connections spanning the City to promote safe mobility options. Coupled with the recent expansion of CitiBike stations and electricpowered devices, Jersey City is experiencing a surge in bicycle use and other alternative modes of transportation — one of the most proven effective ways of reducing a city’s carbon footprint, enhancing safety of all users, improving health outcomes, and promoting equity through transportation.
“Launching this citywide network of secure bike storage puts Jersey City at the forefront once again in advancing sustainability and transportation goals utilizing innovative approaches and publicprivate partnerships,” said Mayor Fulop. “Earlier this month, we celebrated the reopening of our only ferry service outside of downtown with discounted fares and free Via rides to and from the terminal, focusing on expanding connectivity for our low- and middle-income residents. This partnership with Oonee is our latest initiative as part of our holistic approach to meeting the community’s comprehensive mobility needs.”
The City’s system is provided by Oonee, a Brooklyn-based company that focuses on building high-quality streetscape infrastructure and services. The initial phase of the system will include secure parking for over 80 devices accessible at the following locations:
·McGinley Square
·Exchange Place
·Washington & Montgomery Streets
·Danforth Avenue Light Rail Station
·Grove Street PATH Station
·Newport PATH Station
To read the entire article visit https://www. riverviewobserver.net
Hudson Happenings
work by Jersey Citybased steel artist Robert Koch in the Art House Gallery, August 5 - August 27, 2023. At this exhibit, Koch will present a variety of steel sculptures as well as mixed-media paintings. The opening reception will be held on Saturday, August 5, from 5:00pm to 8:00pm. Regular gallery hours are Saturdays and Sundays from 1:00pm to 4:00pm. Attendees
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$59.95 can also request an appointment by contacting Gallery Director, Andrea McKenna at gallery@ arthouseproductions.org
“Robert’s work is a testament to his dedication as an artist. His beautiful tower-like creations are astonishing, as are his smaller pieces. He works the steel as if it were clay, molding and shaping it into forms that are unlike objects that would come from this rigid material. He is truly a master at his craft,” says Gallery Director, Andrea McKenna.
Also on August 5, in collaboration with Jersey City Pride, Art House will present the screening of “Strength through Visibility: 20 Years of Pride in Jersey City’’ in the Art House Theater from 3pm - 4:30pm. A panel discussion with the filmmakers will follow the screening. This documentary chronicles Jersey City Pride’s history, providing a roadmap for people around the world who want to start Pride events in areas with little to no support. “Strength Through Visibility: 20 Years of Pride in Jersey City’’ is the winner of the 2023 Garden State Film Festival Homegrown Documentary award. The screening will be free of charge, but interested attendees must RSVP.
All works will be for sale in the Art House Gallery at The Hendrix at 345 Marin Boulevard, Jersey City, NJ 07302. Art House Gallery exhibitions are always free and open to the public. Large print for all literature regarding our exhibitions and tactile and descriptive tours are available upon request. Email Andrea McKenna for more information at gallery@arthouseproductions.org .
To stay up to date on all Art House events, sign up for the mailing list here: http://eepurl.com/ hd1FCj
About Robert Koch
Growing up in Pennsylvania, Robert Koch became interested in art at an early age. Hisgrandparents’ home was one block away from the studio of Henry Bertoia, and he marveledat the unique and grand bronze sculptures as they were created outside the studio. He attended Kutztown University where he studied art education. His first and ultimatelysuccessful venture as an artist began in 1986 in the kitchen of longtime friends Karen andBob, who donated their space to allow Robert’s creative side to take flight. Over the courseof nearly 20 years, Robert created functional stoneware pottery and traveled the east coastselling work at art festivals. Though he won awards and built a loyal following both locally and regionally, the memories of Bertoia’s work compelled him toward a new path.
Today, Robert resides at 150 Bay Street in Jersey City, NJ, with his dog, Ivy. His studio is located on the 2nd floor with the entrance at 157 A.
Summer Reading
If you love to read a good book on the beach or at the lake this summer here are a few thrilling books that you might enjoy.
atmospheric thriller takes place in an isolated hotel nestled in the Swiss Alps that was once a sanatorium. When a snowstorm cuts off all access to the outside world, a detective must uncover the dark secrets lurking within the hotel’s walls.
“The Plot” by Jean Hanff Korelitz:
For fans of science fiction, this gripping novel follows a lone astronaut who wakes up on a spaceship with no memory of how he got there. As he unravels the mystery of his mission and fights for survival, he discovers the fate of humanity lies in his hands.
“The Silent Patient” by Alex Michaelides:
A gripping psychological thriller about a famous artist who murders her husband and then stops speaking. The story follows a psychotherapist’s attempt to unravel the truth behind her silence.
“The Guest List” by Lucy Foley: A riveting murder mystery set on a remote island off the coast of Ireland. As guests gather for a glamorous wedding, secrets, grudges, and hidden motives come to light, leading to a tense and deadly night by Laura Dave:
“The Maidens” by Alex Michaelides: From the author of “The Silent Patient,” this gripping novel follows a group of female students at Cambridge University who become entangled in a series of murders. A brilliant but troubled therapist is determined to uncover the truth behind the killings.
A suspenseful tale about a struggling writer who steals a plot idea from a deceased student, only to find himself in a web of deception, danger, and moral dilemmas. This thriller explores the dark side of the publishing industry.
A page-turning domestic thriller about a woman who must uncover the truth behind her husband’s sudden disappearance. As she delves into his past, she realizes that nothing is as it seems and that she may be in grave danger.