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hances are if you moved to Hoboken, Jersey City or any one of Hudson’s 12 cities and towns, you may not know much about where you live – the highs, the lows, the skeletons in the closet.
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All this packed into one day to give locals, whether newbies or long-time residents, the opportunity to learn more about this wild and crazy place called Hudson County. Carmela Karnoutsos, Professor Emeritus at New Jersey City University is one of the event planners, along with Robert Foster, Executive Director of the Hoboken Historical Museum. “The History Fair is part of a state-wide initiative to celebrate New Jersey’s heritage and all it brings to people today,” Karnoutsos says. “It’s an opportunity to educate the public about the state, the individual communities, and the people who work in history at the local level. Here in Hudson, we have a number of people who help preserve Hudson County’s history on an ongoing basis.” JERSEY BY THE BOOK Several authors will give talks about their books and New Jersey history. Steve Hart’s talk may be of special interest to fans of the HBO hit series ‘BOARDWALK EMPIRE’. Hart is the author of American Dictators: Frank Hague, Nucky Johnson, and the Perfection of the Urban Political Machine, and will give a talk about the former Jersey City mayor and other colorful
Jerseyians. Hart also wrote The Last Three Miles: Politics, Murder and the Construction of America’s First Superhighway (The New Press, 2007). Joseph G. Bilby, author of 350 Years of New Jersey History, From Stuyvesant to Sandy (with James M. Madden and Harry Ziegler) will share insights about his research of New Jersey. Bilby is Assistant Curator of the New Jersey National Guard and Militia Museum in Sea Girt, and columnist for The Civil War News. Holly Metz of Hoboken will speak about her book Killing the Poormaster: A Saga of Poverty, Corruption, and Murder in the Great Depression (Lawrence Hill Books). Metz has written extensively on legal, cultural, and social issues for the American Bar Association and for publications including The Progressive, Labor History, Metropolis, and The New York Times. Cont’d on page 4
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Bollywood Funk Dance Dance Classes Rock Grassroots Community Space in Jersey City Sally Deering 1, 2, 3, 4 – that’s all you the time you have before your hips are swinging, wrists are flicking and you are caught up in the joyful dance known as Bollywood Funk.
film industry,” Khanna says. “Bollywood films can have any type of plot, but in every Bollywood film there are 4-5 songs and each character is introduced through their song.”
Ayesha Khanna leads one of her Bollywood Funk classes at Grassroots Community Space in Jersey City. Professional dancer and teacher Ayesha Khanna blows the roof off the Grassroots Community Space in Jersey City when she turns on the music and her students take to the dance floor for her one-hour Bollywood Funk dance class. Bollywood Funk encompasses a mix of jazz, hip-hop and fusion dance moves choreographed to the beats of Bollywood movie soundtracks with an added sexiness that takes Bollywood dance to a whole new and exciting form of expression. “Bollywood is not a dance form, it’s a Hindi
And in Bollywood, every song is a concept – love, anger, revenge, patriotism – and has its own dance number. It may be a patriotic song, but when Khanna choreographs it Bollywood Funk-style, it’s a new and energetic presentation. The 12 dancers at a recent Saturday class were learning steps to a routine to the Bollywood song “Indiawale” (the electronic version) by composer Vishal Shekhar – and seemed to be having a blast. Khanna, who is a classically trained dancer and Cont’d on page 5
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Party like its 1664! Cont’d from page 2 Architectural historian John Gomez, author of Legendary Locals of Jersey City (Arcadia Publishing 2014) will give a talk. Gomez holds a Master’s Degree in Historic Preservation from Columbia University, and is the founder of the non-profit Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy. In 2012, he established the Historic Preservation Network, an online portal for architectural and preservation history, theory, discovery, discussion and discourse. Neal Brunson, author of “AFRICAN-AMERICANS IN JERSEY CITY” will give a talk about the African American urban experi
ence. Brunson is the director of the Afro-American Museum in Jersey City. JERSEY ON FILM AND VIDEO Four documentary films about Hudson-living promise to be a highlight. The documentary “Hidden Footsteps,” narrated by former mayor Glenn D. Cunningham and produced by Arnold McKinnon in 1991 will be shown. The film is the result of Cunningham’s statewide research to trace the beginnings of African slavery in Jersey City, the status of slaves under New Jersey’s brand of abolition, the use of the Jersey City waterfront for the Underground Railroad, and the city’s role in the Civil War.
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Stevens, about America’s Bicentennial. The film Cont’d on page 6
Dance like a Bollywood Star studied Kathak in India, was a member of Ashley Lobo’s Danceworx dance troupe and on the verge of a Bollywood career when she
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fiancé. She started Bollywood Funk NYC in 2007 and teaches in Manhattan and Jersey City. “I had the privilege of learning from the best,” Khanna says. “It’s important to learn technique, discipline and the respect the dance floor demands – and respect for your guru. Photo Ayesha Khanna and her students at Bollywood Funk class, Grassroots Community Space in Jersey City.
In India, they are second to your parents.” The Bollywood Funk NYC dancers have performed Flash Mobs at the Grove Street Plaza in Jersey City; and in Times Square, New York City, the New York Governor’s Ball, and just recently at Madison Square Garden where they performed at the opening ceremony for the NBA’s Liberty basketball team. In October, they perform at the South Street Seaport in Manhattan. “Dance needs to come from your soul,” Khanna says. “Every movement needs to mean something.” A student at Bollywood Funk for 1-1/2 years – and a member of the troupe – Abhishek Shivkumar says he enjoys learning from Khanna and that dancing has helped him in his work as an IT Consultant. “It’s so enjoyable to dance with Ayesha,” Shivkumar, 29, says. “The creativity that goes into the dancing is so great. We go from jazz into hip-hop – it’s so many forms of dance and even after two hours, she gives the same energy. I loved Bollywood dancing as a kid, and now dance has driven me better into my IT world. It helps me in my work. Ayesha teaches me a step that challenges me. I go to work and there are challenges.” Zenobia Dotiwala, who works as a project manager for a research consulting company is one of Khanna’s Bollywood Funk instructors and also takes class with Khanna. “I feel like I’m most myself when I come to Cont’d on page 10
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Party like its 1664! Cont’d from page 4
tells the story of the Hudson area from glaciers to European settlement, and through the 1970s, using photos, film clips and animation. It covers the area’s industry, immigrant populations and colorful leaders. POSTCARDS FROM THE PAST A huge treat at the History Fair will be highlights from the vintage postcard collection of Cynthia Harris, a researcher and archivist at the New Jersey Room of the JC Free
Public Library. Harris will also give a talk and share insights into Hudson’s past illustrated by postcards from the early 20th century.
Hoboken NJ Old Train Station Postcard PARTICIPATING GROUPS It takes a village to put together an event this big, and the groups participat
ing in the History Fair include the Afro American Historic and Genealogical Society, Bayonne Historical Society, Inc., County of Hudson Board of Chosen Freeholders, Free Public Library/Cultural Center of Bayonne, Friends of Liberty State Park, Friends of Loew’s Theatre, George Washington Society, Historic Preservation Network, Hoboken Historical Museum, Hudson County Genealogical & Historical Society, Jersey City Landmarks Conservancy, Jersey City Parks Coalition, Joyce-Herbert VFW Post 226 Veterans Museum,
Photographer Leon Yost, Lincoln Association of Jersey City, NJCU Dept. of History, NJCU: Past and Present Project, NJCU Office of Admissions, Old Bergen Reformed Church, Project Greenville, Provident Savings Bank Foundation, Richard La Rovere Historic Art Prints, South Greenville Neighborhood Assn., Stevens Institute of Technology, Thomas A. Edison Media Arts Consortium, and the West Side Community Alliance. The History Fair is just one of many events happening state-wide all year long to celebrate New
Jersey’s 350th birthday. To find other Jersey celebrations, go to www.officalnj350.com. If you go: Sat, Oct. 18, 10 am-4pm Hudson County History Fair New Jersey City University (NJCU) Gilligan Student Union Building 2039 Kennedy Boulevard Free Admission and Free Parking For more info: www.hobokenhistoricalmuseum.org www.hudsoncountynjgenealogy.org www.officalnj350.com
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Dance like a Bollywood Star Cont’d from page 5 class,” Dotiwala says. “It gives me the chance to express myself. I like Bollywood Funk because it has a Western influence on Bollywood music which I love so much.” Each class is a progression of a choreographed
dance that the students perform for friends and family at the student performance night. Fees are 5 classes for $89; 10 classes for $160 and 20 classes for $260. “We exist, hence we express,” Khanna says. “Give dance a chance. Whatever you’re feeling, instead of
bottling it up, use dance as therapy.” Bollywood dancing delivers a special message, too. Khanna says: “The message is whoever you are, you can dance with us. That’s why Bollywood is so popular in America.”
Bollywood Funk dance classes at Grassroots Community Space in Jersey City are a great workout and lots of fun.
After class, Grassroots Community Space director Chelo Mercado swept up and got the space ready for the next group. At Grassroots, there are weekly classes in Zumba, Pilates, Egyptian Dance, Martial Arts, Yoga and even a Cute Ukes ukulele class for kids. And every 3rd Friday of the month, Mercado hosts a Drum Circle. Founded by artists and supporters of the arts to enrich the community’s quality of life, the venue provides a meeting place for people who want to convene, share ideas and explore different aspects of the human experience. “This is an arts incubator,” Mercado says. “You bring your art, your energy and your love, and we’ll
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support you. “This is an arts incubator,” Mercado says. “You bring your art, your energy and your love, and we’ll support you. For info: Bollywood Funk NYC in Jersey City www.bollywoodfunknyc. com jc@bollywoodfunknyc.com (212) 502-7997 Class Schedule: Tues: 6-7 pm, 8-9 pm Thurs: 6-7 pm, 7-8 pm Sat: 12-1 pm Grassroots Community Art Space 54 Coles Street (Downtown) Jersey City www.grassrootscommunityspace.com
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Hudson County Community College Celebrates Dedication of New Library Building
Area elected officials to join faculty, staff and administrators attend ceremonies marking the official grand opening of the new, six-story building on the College’s Journal Square campus. On September 29th, Congressman Albio Sires, Hudson County Executive Thomas A. DeGise, and other elected officials and community leaders gathered with the Trustees, students, faculty, staff, and administration of Hudson County Community College (HCCC) for the official dedication of the College’s new Library Building. The ribbon-cutting ceremonies took place inside the sixstory, multifunctional structure, which is located at 71 Sip Avenue on the College’s Journal Square Campus in Jersey City. The 112,000 square-foot building is just steps away from the Journal Square PATH Transit Station. Dr. Glen Gabert, President of HCCC, said the Library Building was designed to serve as a center of knowledge and learn and to promote a sense of com
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More September Event Photos By Steve A. Mack Cont’d from pg 13
Jersey City Irish Festival -Newsboi
Golden Door International Film Festival 2014
All About Downtown Street Fair- Steve Mack
Jersey City Television and Film Festival
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“IMAGINED REALITIES”
“IMAGINED REALITIES” is a visually evocative and illuminating exhibition devoted to the recent work of hob’art members Miriam Untoria and Meredeth Turshen. Each artist draws inspiration from her environment to represent her own imagined realities. Although different in approach, their new work evokes a balance of sensibility and emotion, reality and imagination. Miriam Untoria uses acrylic paint, collage, small sculptures, and found objects to create emotional depictions of portraits and imaginary existences in two and three dimensions. Meredeth Turshen is exhibiting new bold, layered, and textured paintings on paper in oil, with traces of pastel and graphite; the compositions evoke energy and movement and radiate light. On October 10, the exhibition “IMAGINED REALITIES” will open at hob’art co-operative gallery, 720 Monroe Street, E208, Hoboken, NJ. Miriam Untoria and Meredeth Turshen will present artwork in the mediums of acrylic, oil paint, pastel, mixed media and assemblages. In addition, during Hoboken’s monthly Gallery Walk on Sunday, October 19, the artists will speak about their technique and processes at 3:30 pm.
Miriam Untoria: “Nena: Remembered,” 2014, acrylic and mixed media, 20” x 34”
Meredeth Turshen: “Ignorance wills something imagined,” 2014, oil and pastel, 19” x 24” The Monroe Center has a Regular gallery hours are parking lot (complimentary Thursday through Sunday, for 2 hours) located in the 1 – 5 pm, and by appointrear of the building, which ment. is wheelchair accessible. “IMAGINED REALIGallery information may be TIES” will be open to the obtained at www.hob-art. public from Friday, Ocorg or from gallery director tober 10 through Sunday, France Garrido, November 2, 2014, and a reception to meet the artists 201-319-1504 or director@hob-art.org will be held on Saturday, October 11, from 6 to 8 pm. River View Observer Regular gallery hours are We Support the Arts Thursday through Sunday, to see the above photos in 1 – 5 pm, and by color go to appointment. www.riverviwobserver.net
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Saddle Up for Ribs, Beer and Flat Screen Heaven Smokin’ Barrel Serves Up House-Smoked Texas BBQ and 23 TVs for Sports Fans
By Sally Deering
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oboken’s 13th street just got a new kid on the block: Smokin’ Barrel Authentic Texas BBQ is the most recent addition to the neighborhood and the place is jumping with locals who like smoked meats and a choice of 50 domestic beers to watch the big game on one of 23 flat screen TVs. The brainchild of a group of business-partners Robert Kakov, Nirav Patel, Richard Gaetor, and Anthony and Danielle Lenardo – Smokin’ Barrel fills a void on Willow Avenue where there’s a dearth of restaurants and local places to hang out with friends and watch a game over some cold brews. There are glass topped-
barrels that serve as bar tables, and if you can’t find a stool at the bar, you can always hitch a ride on one of the leather saddles affixed to a thick coil for a little “Yee-Ha” with your BBQ. “It’s a vision,” Anthony Lenardo says. “We have the only in-house smoker in Hudson County.” Other restaurants in Hudson may serve their version of BBQ, which might be “pouring BBQ sauce on meat that’s already been cooked,” Anthony Lenardo says, but authentic Texas BBQ is a different and slower process. With authentic Texas BBQ, the cook applies a spice rub to the meat and then smokes the meat in a smoker for 10 hours. That’s what they cook ribs, pork and brisket at Smokin’
Smokin’ Barrel waitresses take a break on the springy saddles
Partners Robert Kakov, Tony and Danielle Lenardo, Chef Otis Gordon, consultant Marc Bernstein, and Partners Narev Patel and Richard Gaetor enjoy a Sunday afternoon at their new Hoboken restaurant Smokin’ Barrel.
Smokin’ Barrel in Hoboken, 50 beers and 23 flat screen TVs
Smokin’ Barrel’s Dining Room has lots of TVs, too
Barrel. No cut corners, here. Chef Otis Gordon, former chef at Harlem BBQ in New York City, and consultant Marc Bernstein, the owner of Harlem BBQ, have teamed up to oversee the BBQ meats process, Cont’d on page 22
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Smokin’ Barrel while Chef Otis ensures orders are going out on a timely basis. “We do brisket the Texas way and Carolina Pork,” Bernstein says. “The Texas way is the smoke and the rub; the Carolina way is a vinegar BBQ you add after you smoke the meat.” Smokin’ Barrel’s menu is a hearty selection of Starters, Wings, Salads, Sandwiches, Burgers, Entrees and Sides and it’s all laid out on one page. Starters include Rib Tips, Smokin’ Barrel Nachos, Short Rib Chili, Catfish Bites, Bacon Wedges, Pulled Pork Slider, Smoked Brisket Slider, Blackened Salmon Slider, and the Slider Sampler. ($7.95-$14.95) There’s one more specialty on the Starters menu: Fried Pickles, slices of kosher-dill pickles battered, deep fried, salted, and absolutely delicious. ($7.95) Salads feature Caesar; Arugula; and Iceberg Wedge ($8.95-$9.95). (Add Grilled or Fried Chicken or Shrimp, Blackened Salmon or Grilled Steak for additional $3.95-$5.95.) Sandwiches and Burger selections are Angus Beef Burger, Turkey Burger, Hickory Smoked Veggie Burger, Smoked Beef Brisket, Smoked Pulled Pork, and Catfish Po-Boy Sandwich ($9.95-$11.95) (Add cheese or bacon for $1; add both for $2.) Wings are served either boneless or traditional with your choice of Bar-B-Q,
Honey Buffalo, Mango Jerk, Honey Mustard or Spicy Chipotle Bar-B-Q. (5 wings for $4.95; 10 for $8.95; 20 for $17.95.) Entrees include Smoked Brontosaurus Short Ribs, Smoked Baby Back Ribs, Chicken & Ribs, Roasted Half Chicken, Brisket and Pork Platter, Blackened Salmon, Grilled Shrimp Skewers, Grilled Hanger Steak, and Grilled Porterhouse Pork Chop. ($15.95$21.95) Brunch is served Saturday and Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm and the menu features Wings-nWaffles, Steak & Eggs, Fried Chicken on a Biscuit, French toast, and Omelets with a choice of fillings). ($9.95-$14.95) Sides are Grilled Corn, Cole Slaw, French Fries, Sweet Potato Fries, Pit Beans & Pork, Mashed Potatoes, Homemade Mac & Cheese with Bacon, Basket of Corn Bread, Collard Greens, and Baked Potato. ($2.95-$6.95) “The menu may be minimal, but it’s a very big process,” Bernstein says. “There’s a lot of labor, a lot of prep time that goes into this.” The beers are all domestic and there’s a choice of 50 on tap and in bottles; and some old style Southern drinks with a choice of high-end bourbons. BBQ meats; 23 flat screen TVs and a choice of 50 beers. Smokin’ Barrel may not be the first BBQ restaurant to open in Hudson; but with the in-house smoker, it’s a stand-out.
And where else can you get battered Fried Pickles?
If you go: Smokin’ Barrel Authentic Texas BBQ 1313 Willow Ave. Hoboken (201) 714-4222 www.smokinbarrel nj.com
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Bayonne NJ’s Austin Wright Sr. Universal Warrior Martial Arts Founder Receives 8th Dan in Isshin-Ryu Karate from A.O.K.A. A huge Congratulations goes out to UWA Team Leader and Head Coach, Grand Master Austin Wright Sr., for his 44 years of Loyalty, dedication, and contributions to the American Okinawa Isshin-Ryu Karate Association. Also, for his recent 8th Degree Black Belt Promotion, which was held at Marist High School at the A.O.K.A Traditional Karate World Isshin-Ryu/ Don Nagle Legacy Tournament. On hand was Bayonne’s Mayor Jimmy Davis, President of the A.O.K.A, Hanshi Ralph Passero (9th Dan), and Mr. Wrights Sensei/ Dad promoting him, Hanshi Dennis Wright as well as other Isshin-Ryu Leaders! Bayonne NJ’s Austin Wright Sr. Universal Warrior Martial Arts Founder announced recently the awards won by his team at the A.O.K.A Tournament held at Bayonne’s Marist High School on September 20th, 2014. Chance Fischer & Angel Rodriguez took 1st Place in the Green Belt Division. Julion Giron took 1st in Sparring!
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