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Volume 26 No. 3
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enforcement, and I have no doubt this diverse group of newly promoted Deputy Chiefs and Sergeants will continue the progress we’ve seen in recent years to enhance public safety, community relations, and quality of life overall,” said Mayor Fulop. The Fulop Administration has focused efforts surrounding diversity recruitment to help law enforcement
better understand and meet the needs of the most diverse City in the nation. As a result, nearly 75% of the over 700 officers hired since Mayor Fulop took office in 2013 represent minority populations. Today’s promotions expand upon these efforts as more than half of the newly promoted Sergeants are minorities, Cont’d on page 10
HUDSON HAPPENINGS City of Bayonne Covers Over Putin’s Name and Signature on Local September 11 Memorial and Groundbreaking Marker
Mayor Jimmy Davis announced that the City of Bayonne has covered over Russian President Vladimir Putin’s name and signature on the September 11 memorial and ground-breaking marker at the former Military Ocean Terminal. Mayor Davis said, “In light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the enormous refugee crisis that he has caused, the City of Bayonne has covered President Putin’s name and signature until further notice. We remain grateful to the Russian people for the memorial. They did not start the war. Mr. Putin did. The memorial will stay in place on our waterfront. It is not going anywhere.” Mayor Davis added, “I would like to thank Public Works Director Tommy Cotter for finding a technique to cover Putin’s name and signature while still respecting those who perished on September 11, 2001. The covering
Covering Putin’s name and signature: Bayonne Mayor Jimmy Davis (at ground level) watches Public Works Director Tom Cotter (on back of monument) covering Russian President Vladimir Putin’s signature on Bayonne’s September 11 memorial. will cause no damage to the memorial, which is an outstanding landmark designed by Georgian artist Zurab Tsereteli.” Director Cotter covered over Putin’s name and signature on Monday, March 14. The ground-breaking ceremony for the memorial took place in 2005, when Putin visited the memorial site in Bayonne. Former U.S. President Bill Clinton participated in the memorial’s dedication ceremony in 2006.
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Photo Courtesy Richard Dwyer 2022 Jersey City Saint Patrick’s Day Parade Irish Firefighter John Kelly with members of his Ladder 8 crew. John annually participates in the Tunnel to Towers Run in New York which traces the route that Stephen Siller took from his firehouse in Brooklyn to the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan. While most participants are attired in athletic clothing and sneakers, John completes the run in full firefighter gear.
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HOBOKEN’S MILE SQUARE THEATRE PRESENTS THEIR FIRST PLAY OF THE SEASON -THE NICETIES Mile Square Theatre (MST) is pleased to announce their first production since the pandemic shut-down of 2020 Eleanor Burgess’ THE NICETIES, directed by John Eric Scutchins. THE NICETIES will play a four-week limited engagement at Mile Square Theatre (1400 Clinton St. Hoboken, NJ 07030). Performances begin Wednesday, March 23 and continue through Sunday, April 17. Opening Night is Saturday, March 26 (8 p.m.). Tickets are $30-$45 and available at milesquaretheatre. org. Press performances are: Thursday, March 24, Friday, March 25, and Saturday, March 26 (and any subsequent performance). Andrew Baldwin, Managing Director at MST noted “We couldn’t be happier to have Kevin R. Free on board as the new Artistic Director during this time when we are emerging from our pandemic hibernation. Theater is back, and after such a long break, artists and audiences are buzzing with excitement!” Elanor Burgess play The Niceties has attracted much attention with positive reviews, “Burgess generates a verbal whirlwind with a words-per-minute velocity that rivals Aaron Sorkin.” - The Boston Globe “An articulate, expression of
Janine, an accomplished Ivy League professor holds routine office hours with Zoe, an ambitious young student, to discuss her thesis: if history is written by the victors, who tells the story of the oppressed? When the two don’t see eye to eye, polite disagreements explode into a debate over race and history that threatens to derail their careers, lives and the status quo. Kevin R Free, MST’s new Artistic Director states, “The play feels relevant because of the brave conversations that middle-aged liberals like myself are having these days with progressive young people around race and privilege.” The production stars Annie McAdams* Denna Supplee (Zoe) and Annie Mc Adams (Lydie Breeze, u/s New (Janine) in Mile Square Theatre’s The Niceties York Theatre Workshop; Cruel and Barbarous Treatment, Culture Project) as Janine and DeAnna Supplee* (The Winter’s Tale, New York Shakespeare Exchange) as Zoe. *Performing courtesy of Actors’ Equity Association. The production features scenic design by Emmett Grosland, costume design by Mika Eubanks, and lighting design by Nancy Valladares. Nathanael Hoboken’s Mile Square Theatre Brown is the sound de#blacklivesmatter anger The Washington Post signer, Maya Ramdayal THE NICETIES as well as a millennial is the props supervisor, If history is written by rebel yell.” - The Arts and Marisa Kilgallen the victors, who tells the is the stage manager. Fuse story of the oppressed? Publicity by Katie “One of the best plays In this “barnburnI’ve seen about who Rosin/Kampfire PR er of a play” (The gets to tell the story of Washington Post), America, and how.” -
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Cont’d from page 3 “As Police Director, I’m working to enhance operations to allow for a more effective and more efficient police department, and these new Sergeants and Deputy Chiefs are a major piece to that puzzle of ensuring our Police Department meets and exceeds the community’s expectations,” said Police Director Moody. The newly promoted Deputy Chiefs are: Patrick Kirwin Raymond Ortiz Tyrone Hickey Thomas Engleke George Rotondo Patrick Sullivan Benjamin Dailey Michael DiSanto Michael McKerry Joseph Santiago Anthony Tedesco The newly promoted Sergeants are: Wojciech Drewa Charles Grosskopf Omar Aly Kashmir Cyrus Edward Esparra Robert Kenny Christopher Koszyk James Frattini Assuntine Manocchio Michael Rodriguez Marissa Vlachos Joseph Dwyer Michael Strothers Ryan Macaluso Kenneth Bowes
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Did You Know... • The scientific term for brain freeze is “sphenopalatine ganglioneuralgia” • In 2006, a Coca-Cola employee offered to sell Coca-Cola secrets to Pepsi. Pepsi responded by notifying Coca-Cola. •In Colorado, USA, there is still an active volcano. It last erupted about the same time as the pyramids were being built in Egypt. • Forrest Fenn, an art dealer and author, hid a treasure chest in the Rocky Mountains worth over 1 million dollars. It still has not been found. • The Lego Group is the world’s most powerful brand. There are more Lego Minifigures than there are people on Earth. • In World War II, Germany tried to collapse the British economy by dropping millions of counterfeit bills over London. • Lettuce is a member of the sunflower family. • “Opposites attract” is a common myth. People are actually attracted to people who look like family members or those with a similar personality type. • There is a statue of Tesla in Silicon Valley that radiates free Wi-Fi. It was done as an homage to his vision for wireless communication. • Even though Irish is the official language of Ireland, Polish is more widely spoken. • The average household income of the top 1% in the United States is $1,260,508 per year. Now You Know...
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WE CAN BEAT YOUR CURRENT PRICING. AND WITH FREE QUOTES YOU HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE! HOMEOWNERS AUTOMOBILE CONDO UMBRELLA RENTERS BUSINESS ROGER MULLER JR. AGENT / OWNER
SAVING BUILDING OWNERS MONEY SINCE 1906 930 WASHINGTON STREET • HOBOKEN • 201-659-2403• MULLERINSURANCE.COM
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201-437-0411
"Ready to plant your roots this spring? Let us help you find the perfect home."
867 Broadway, Bayonne Visit our website at
www.exitonthehudson.com Independently Owned & Operated by Annette Rubin
IRVINGTON ONE FAMILY New Listing Freshly painted move-in condition home! Includes granite countertops and new kitchen appliances
JERSEY CITY RESIDENTAL RENTAL Greenville section of Jersey City Spacious and bright with lots of light! This 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths and central air. Shared washer and dryer on the ground floor close to Light Rail $2200 per month
TENAFLY RENTAL
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Renovated apartment with large backyard, parking for 3 cars
Multiple 1 & 2 bedrooms available with stainless steel appliances, intercom system, fitness center and inviting fire pit area with a rooftop deck. So many amenities Call for details
JERSEY CITY RESIDENTIAL RENTAL Four bedroom apartment in the Journal Square area, so convenient to mass transit options. Refrigerator is included, and parking is available at additional cost. $2000 per month BAYONNE RESIDENTIAL RENTAL New Listing in Bayonne
Fully renovated one bedroom apartment with new kitchen with stainless steel appliances.
Less than 3 blocks away from The Light Rail Text Celine @ 551-689-3680 or Bridget 201-705-8862
BERGEN POINT BAYONNE RESIDENTIAL RENTAL First floor apartment with 2 bedrooms in a nice 2 family home, located in Bergen Point area . Recently painted and in excellent condition. Gas and electric included in rent $1800 per month INTERESTED IN OTHER AREAS?
We have access to 5 Multiple Listing Services covering Bergen, Union, Essex, Middlesex, Monmouth and Ocean counties in addition to all of Hudson County! And we can offer referrals to all of South Jersey through our affiliated EXIT Realty offices throughout the state ... Please don't hesitate to ask us about any location in New Jersey!!
Looking to move to?? We have a great 2 bedroom!!! Come take a look!!! 661 Avenue E 3rd Floor, Bayonne, New Jersey
Newly renovated 2-bedroom unit in a 3-family home located on the 3rd floor. This unit features hardwood flooring updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances- microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, and stove.
185 Broadway (Bet. 6th & 7th Street ) 201-823-2800 HOMESINBAYONNE.COM HOMESINJERSEYCITY.COM HOMESINHOBOKEN.COM
It is a living room/kitchen combo. Close to Bayonne light rail.
NO parking, NO pets, NO smoking, NO washer/dryer, NO use of backyard.
Call listing agent Melissa Miller at 201-823-2800 or 201-779-2842. Available March 1, 2022. TENANT PAYS ONE MONTH'S RENTAL FEE TO BROKER. Page 15 March 15-March 31, 2022 River View Observer
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EXIT ON THE HUDSON REALTY “When you love what you do...It shows”
Presented by – Annette Rubin– 201-424-1182 Office – 201-437-0411 867 Broadway, Bayonne www.exitonthehudson.com
NOW’S THE TIME If You have been thinking about selling a property – this is the ideal time to do it! All the talk about this being a “Seller’s market” is true. We have qualified Buyers ready to purchaseJust not enough properties to show them!
Market values are at very favorable levels right now, and our well trained, professional agents are here to help guide you through the process. Let our experience and reputation for success work to your benefit. Call our office for a no-obligation appointment to discuss the possibilities with you. That noise you hear is Opportunity knocking!!
