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Trees of Hoboken

Ripe for growth Community agriculture group spreads in Journal Square

Local artist paints the urban forest

THE ART OF NATURE – Local artist Bill Curran gets his inspiration to paint from the urban landscape.

By Adriana Rambay Fernández Reporter staff writer

ocal artist Bill Curran knows the colors and the shapes that define the streets of Hoboken after 28 years of dedicated walking along a changing urban landscape. His observations of trees, plants, bushes, and gardens have greatly influenced his creativity as an artist. He paints what moves him and inspires him in the moment, whether it is a tree hidden at the end of an alleyway or the trees on Stevens Institute’s Campus or the bright yellow flowers outside of City Hall. He has an exhibit titled “Trees of Hoboken” at City Hall that features 18 paintings and two drawings through July 31. The paintings span the most recent 10 to 12 years of his work while the drawings date back to the late 1980s when he was just beginning to “see.” His works in the exhibit are primarily oil on canvas.

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The Journal Square CSA has formed its partnership with Andover, N.J. - based farmer Sergio Nolasco, the owner of Nolasco’s Farm.

By E. Assata Wright

What’s a CSA anyway?

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ersey City is blessed with several farmers’ markets that offer New Jersey-grown vegetables, fruit, dairy products, and meat to customers throughout the summer and early fall months. As bountiful as these markets are, their hours and locations are not convenient for everybody, and the selection of food might not always be what a customer wants. For customers looking for other options, a subscriptionbased Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) group might fit the bill. The downtown area has been home to the Downtown Harvest CSA, which has operated in that neighborhood for 12 years. Interest in this CSA has been so extensive that membership typically shuts down in the spring, leaving many residents who are interested in joining a CSA out in the cold. This year, however, Jersey City’s nascent CSA movement has spread beyond downtown and has now reached Journal Square. “We actually started last year. But it was really small,” said Katie Sheehan, one of the group’s core organizers. “We just had a few people. This is the year we really got started.” The group currently has 33 members.

CSAs will usually form a relationship with one or two small local farms. The CSA then allows members of the community to buy “shares,” or memberships, which go towards buying produce and other items from the partner farms. The model gives people who might not otherwise get farm fresh goods a new food option, and gives small farms a new customer base. Members are generally “locked” into the CSA for the season and each week receive a large grocery bag of whatever the farm has in season. The Massachusetts-based Indian Line Farm and the TempleWilton Community Farm in New Hampshire were instrumental in developing the CSA concept in the U.S. in the 1980s. The Journal Square group has formed its partnership with Andover, N.J.-based farmer Sergio Nolasco, the owner of Nolasco’s Farm. “We decided to go with Nolasco’s Farm because he and his wife already have experience in the farmers’ market community in New York and with the New Farmer Development Project that’s part of Grow NYC,” said Sheehan. “So this is work he’s doing already. This is his first time working in Hudson County. But since his farm is based in New

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Local sketch artist shares unique insights into notorious campaign finance trial

REPRESENTING THE REPRESENTED – Weehawkenite and courtroom sketch artist Christine Cornell was hired to capture the John Edwards trial in a series of pastel renderings in May. She has worked on many a high-profile trial, including those of Martha Stewart and John Gotti.

By Gennarose Pope Reporter Staff Writer

t had been a while since Weehawkenite and trial sketch artist Christine Cornell had traveled out of the Tri-State area for work. She preferred local trials so she could care for her 13-year-old daughter, her husband, and her many, many birds, as varied and colorful as the courtroom renderings that were piled high in her studio, amassed over a career spanning several decades. In April, all that changed. She spent six weeks up to her elbows in pastels in the steamy southern town of Greensboro, N.C., before a jury found two-time presidential candidate and former U.S. senator John Edwards not guilty on May 3 on one of six counts of illicit campaign finance-related charges, and found themselves deadlocked on the remaining charges. “In the end, the jury thought maybe John Edwards knew more than he was willing to admit he knew, but the proof wasn’t there, and it should never have come to trial,” Cornell said. “He did set the cover-up in motion, but bottom line, it wasn’t illegal. It’s not illegal for me to give my fortune away to someone because I think he’s so damned cute.” She spoke of Rachel “Bunny” Mellon, the 101-year-old wealthy heiress who is said to have contributed hundreds of thousands of dollars to cover up Edwards’ affair with Rielle Hunter and the existence of their illegitimate child Frances Quinn during his 2008 run for the White House. He was found not guilty on the third count of the sixpart indictment, which alleged that the hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations he received from Mellon to cover his tracks were obtained illegally. “Bunny once said, ‘I’m just such a pushover for good looks,’” Cornell explained. “She likes being a player on the world stage. As she told John Edwards, ‘We’re going to save the world and have fun doing it.’”

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Cornell’s journey that led to the internationally renowned trial that touched upon a sex scandal reminiscent of Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky began with an audition for a “Today Show” producer. She got the gig after drawing Edwards from a photo (which she hates,

she says, because it doesn’t afford her the same pleasure as drawing from life) and was sent with a reporter and a producer to cover the trial. She even had her own seat holder, so she could go to lunch and come back to the best vantage point before the courtroom rapidly filled. Cornell’s unique vantage point extended beyond what it took to best capture her subjects in her renderings, allowing her to speculate on their thoughts, their lives, and their good graces, she explained. Unlike a juror, she was free to wander and to speak with whomever would speak back. This led Cornell to believe Judge Catherine Eagles may have been biased against Edwards, which then led to a series of interactions with Edwards himself. “She always voted for the prosecution’s motions and against the defense motions,” Cornell recalled. “There was the day that she wouldn’t allow the transcript of the [Alex Forger, Mellon’s attorney] testimony to be presented to the jury.” Eagles denied the release of the transcript based on its potential bias. Cornell, incensed by what she felt was unfair, approached Edwards’ attorney and demanded to know why he wasn’t complaining about Eagles’ act, and told him that she had never seen a judge do such a thing in her many years spent in courtrooms. “I believe the defense was erring on the side of caution with this judge because she was making the rules,” Cornell said, “And they knew she could shut them down if they didn’t try to be very accommodating, conciliatory, and careful.” Soon after her run-in with the attorney, Edwards was walking by her when he reached out and touched her arm. “He said, ‘I just wanted to thank you for expressing your support to my team,’” Cornell recalled. “‘I’m grateful for all support because it’s really a tough position to be in. I’m used to being in court.’” “And I said, ‘Yeah, but not with the gun pointing at you.’”

Close encounters and high profile cases Ramzi Usef’s wanted poster hanging in Cornell’s studio with “Be mine?” in a thought bubble pasted above his head by her husband indicates that her encounter with Edwards was not her first high-profile interaction. When Usef was tried in 1995 as the mastermind behind the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, Cornell was there with her pastels when Usef’s attorney approached her with a proposition: a date with his client after the trial. “The guy was intense,” she said. “Fortunately for me he was never released.” Cornell has seen (and drawn) it all, from Martha Stewart to John Gotti to the Pizza Connection. The nature of the profession has changed drastically over the years, most notably from contracted to freelance work. And while the demand for sketch artists has diminished considerably over the years, with such a resume, Cornell has no reason to worry over job security. “I love the business, I love listening to these stories, I love drawing people and I never ever get tired of it,” she said. “It feels like a real privilege to hear them talk about such momentous things and I really enjoy myself there.”

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PAINFUL CONFRONTATIONS – Sherry Young (pictured on the witness stand), wife of Andrew Young who was allegedly responsible for handling the money used to cover up John Edwards’ affair, gave an emotional testimony during the trial last month. (Sketch drawn by Christine Cornell.)

AWAITING THE VERDICT – Christine Cornell sketched the emotionally spent players in the John Edwards trial as they awaited a verdict for nine days in a courtroom in North Carolina. They deemed him not guilty on one count and were deadlocked on the remaining five on May 31.

WHODUNNIT – Christine Cornell captured Andrew Young, the alleged handler of the donated money used to cover up John Edwards’ affair, during the six-week trial in Greensboro, N.C.

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Stopping development on the Palisades Stack sponsors bill to protect 200 million-year-old cliffs By Gennarose Pope Reporter Staff Writer

he Palisades were around long before we were,â€? Union City Mayor and State Sen. Brian Stack says about the 200-million-yearold stretch of cliffs that run through Hudson to Bergen counties. â€œThey should not be further destroyed in exchange for commercial development or profit.â€? Stack has sponsored the â€œSave the Hudson River Palisades Actâ€? bill which, if passed, would prohibit any proposed development that would cut into the cliff slope or base. It would also prohibit development within a buffer area to be determined by the Palisades Interstate Park Commission in consultation with the Department of Environmental Protection. Several recent development projects in North Bergen and beyond have aroused opposition from local activists who want to protect the Palisades. However, the projects are sometimes favored by towns that want additional tax dollars from the developments.

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The stone cliffs run 20 miles from Jersey City to Nyack, N.Y. and hit 300 feet in Weehawken.

â€œWe have seen destruction of this natural resource in North Bergen in two developments, Church Hill Estates and the strip mall, Avak, for a Walgreens and a Bank of America branch bank on River Road,â€? said Peggy Wong, president of the Coalition to Preserve the Palisades Cliffs, last week. â€œA third development, Appleview, also is removing [some] of the cliffs on River Road. This bill is too late for these three developments, but it is not too late to save other future developments along the Palisade Cliffs.â€? â€œThe effort to preserve the Palisades goes way back to the 1970s, and there is a lot of interest in the development of the area,â€? Stack explained. â€œI have always been a supporter of the effort. We simply cannot afford any further deterioration.â€? He added that, optimistically, the bill could be up for consideration by the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee by June 30.

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The stone cliffs run 20 miles from Jersey City to Nyack, N.Y. and hit 300 feet in height in Weehawken, increasing to 540 feet at their northernmost point. They are already preserved in Fort Lee as they make up Palisades Interstate Park and are considered a national landmark there. The cliffs were seen by millions of immigrants who arrived at Ellis Island a century ago. The word â€œpalisadeâ€? has the word â€œpaleâ€? at its root, which is derived from the Latin word palus (stake). In a June 18 press release, Stack said, â€œWe will never be able to restore them to their natural state, or to re-establish the stability and security of the cliff slopes.â€? According to the proposed bill, area development has

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Preservation: current and future Union Cityâ€™s Land Development Ordinance already has a built-in protection clause for the section of the Palisades that lies in the city called the Palisades Preservation Overlay District. It controls development within the steep slope areas along the Palisades and is meant to minimize the â€œadverse impact cause by the development of such areas, including, but not limited to, erosion, siltation, flooding, and surface water runoff.â€? Stackâ€™s bill is essentially a more specific and furtherreaching version of the cityâ€™s ordinance, and goes so far as to stipulate so-called â€œbuffer areasâ€? that extend no more than 50 or less than 25 feet at the cliff slope edge, and no more than 100 or less than 50 feet at the cliff base. The only exception to these preservation restrictions is for â€œlinear development,â€? defined by the bill as community infrastructure needs such as is absolutely required for local living utilities like water pipelines, electrical, telephone, and other transmission lines. It excludes â€œresidential, commercial, office, [and] industrial development.â€? Wong believes the bill is a good start, but that it needs further clarification where Palisades Interstate Park Commisionâ€™s role in enforcing the bill and the concept of â€œlinear developmentâ€? are concerned. â€œThe most glaring exception to this bill is when the cliffs are destroyed in a development that is designated as a â€˜redevelopmentâ€™ where all existing state and local zoning codes and building codes are subservient to the decisions and purposes of the redevelopment,â€? she said. â€œ Those decisions are made by the town commissioners and mayor normally as members of a specially created â€œRedevelopment Agencyâ€?. This bill does not cover designated redevelopment projects.â€? She hopes these concerns can be resolved with Senator Stack and his staff.

NO MORE DEVELOPMENT â€“ State Sen. Brian Stack has proposed a bill to stop development on or near the historic Palisades cliffs that run through Hudson and Bergen counties.

Whatâ€™s in store for those who oppose The bill would allow the Palisades Interstate Park Commission to enforce severe penalties for those who attempt to further compromise the cliffs. Any violation would be treated as a fourth degree crime. Those in violation would face up to 18 months in prison and up to $10,000 in fines, in addition to a civil penalty between $500 and $1,000 for each offense. The perpetrator may also risk having his or her professional license suspended or even revoked in the state.

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Love of nature blooms on canvas “My first love was nature and gardening,” said Curran. He moved to Hoboken in 1983 after living in Freeport, Long Island, where he learned a reverence for the natural world. He enjoyed cutting the lawn, taking care of plants, and watching the sprinkler go back and forth. His love of nature made its way onto the canvas as he took time to appreciate the beauty of the color and shape of trees, especially on walks by Stevens Institute. Curran paints plein air style, and sets up his canvas outside like the French Impressionists once did. He describes his work as representational with impressionistic qualities. “How could I not pay homage to these blades of grass or huge trees at Stevens?” said Curran. He finds daily inspiration from the view of the garden outside his apartment window. Curran can also see the landscaping around City Hall from his apartment. He said that through the years the trees, bushes, and flowers that surround the building have served as an inspiration. In the painting “Forsythia in Bud” he paints the vivid yellow of the Forsythia bushes outside City Hall. “To see that color in the spring is just so joyful,” noted Curran. For the painting “On Newark Street” Curran depicted a tree he discovered a few years ago down an alleyway on Newark Street that was rather bare and had autumn-colored leaves. It wouldn’t have been so captivating if it hadn’t been mid-July during a heat wave. He enjoyed the juxtaposition between the off season colored leaves against the backdrop of the summer heat. “Something like that that is so arresting…it is so captivating to the eye,” said Curran. “In some way [the trees] speak to me in their shape and in their color and in an environment that is so drastically being stripped of trees,” said Curran.

MIDSUMMER BARE TREES – Local artist Bill Curran captured bare trees with autumn leaves on Newark Street during a heat wave one summer in his painting “On Newark Street.”

Capturing a changing landscape Curran noted the ephemeral nature of the trees in Hoboken and how often the landscape changes, which has taught him to paint at a moment’s notice if he spots something compelling on a walk. “If something speaks to me you have to [paint] it in the moment,” said Curran. A number of trees and bushes he has painted over the years have disappeared as the city grows, changes, and buildings inhabit spaces once occupied by leafy green trees. “One might see something beautiful that is inspiring but sometimes it would be a work in progress, and before you know it, they either chopped it down, or moved the house.” The backyards on Garden Street depicted in the painting “October Exterior,” for example, were excavated and replaced with an apartment building.

EXPLOSION OF YELLOW – In “Forsythia in Bud,” local artist Bill Curran depicts bright yellow blooms on Fosythia trees in front of Hoboken City Hall. The off season trees that inspired the painting “On Newark Street” disappeared but the fencing and the driveway also depicted in the painting remain. “You have to get them when you see them because they just leave us in some shape, way or form,” said Curran about the trees and gardens.

Background and influences Curran has held several positions in the commercial art field. He was Art Director and Illustrator for Lord & Taylor in New York City for 16 years. He earned a degree in Advertising Design in 1979 at The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., before studying art in New York City at the School of Visual Arts, Fashion Institute of Technology, Parsons School of

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Design, The National Academy of Design, and The Arts Students League. He aspires to be like painter Fairfield Porter and considers Claude Monet his first teacher. Curran currently works at the Hoboken Historical Museum and exhibits his work locally at galleries and during art festivals and the open studio arts tour. He has also taught privately. He is currently working on two series, one on the Flags of Hoboken and the other on Hoboken in Bloom that features shrubs and flowers.

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Jersey he was pretty eager to work with a CSA in his own state.” Each Wednesday food is delivered from Nolasco’s Farm to the Hudson Pride Connections Center at 32 Jones St., about three blocks from the Journal Square transit station.

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Membership for this season costs $455 for a full share and in recent weeks members have received bok choy, spring onions, garlic, red leaf lettuce, basil, cilantro, lemongrass, summer squash, spring onions, basil, epazote, sunflower sprouts, lettuce, and squash blossoms. While half shares aren’t available, the group is willing to pair up subscribers who pay $227.50 each and then split the vegetables delivered. The group has also collected money that can assist lowincome residents afford the membership fee. The season began the first week of June and will continue through Oct. 29. Each member is required to give at least six hours of volunteer time during the season. “Part of the idea of a CSA is that it builds communities as much as it supports farmers and family-owned farms,” said

Sheehan. “The volunteer requirement is something that most CSAs have. Obviously this is an all-volunteer effort. There is no staff. So we need volunteers to bag shares, organize food that comes in from the farm, distribute to members when they come to pick up their food. So, there is practical need for volunteers. But other CSAs have shown that when neighbors get to know each other through a CSA they can come together on other issues in the community layer on. So, this is a part of communitybuilding.” Interestingly, despite the group’s official name – Journal Square CSA – the group’s four core members live in the Jersey City Heights, in addition to the JSQ. “We want to pace ourselves so we don’t grow too quickly,” said Sheehan. “But at the same time, we haven’t quite reached the point where we’re turning people away. So, yes we do have members who live in the Heights, and we would welcome members from other neighborhoods who share our goals and values to come check us out.” To learn more about the Journal Square CSA, visit http://journalsquarecsa.weebly. com/index.html. Comment at www.hudson reporter.com. E-mail E. Assata Wright at awright@ hudsonreporter.com.

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$584,900 – Large 2B/2B condo just steps from shopping and transportation! C/A, Hwd flrs, granite & ss appl. Fingerprint enabled dead both at the all the units entrance. Large balcony. MLS#110013250

JACOB-BULL’S FERRY $420,000 - OWNER SAYS SELL!!! Albany 2 Bedroom unit on Southern most row of community!! Great location near park, pool, ferry bus and bus to NYC!!!! MLS#110009423 $439,000 - Fabulous 2Bed/1Bth Albany style home. Totally renovated kitchen. Extended breakfast bar, SS appliances, stylish cabinetry & Granite. Community features two pools w/jacuzzis, tot lot, waterfront promenade & shuttle to ferry. MLS#120001831

$624,999 - Spacious, beautifully appointed and impeccably maintained 2 bed/2 bath condo w/incredible private terrace for outdoor enjoyment! Modern kitchen, central a/c, w/d, walk-in closet, deeded garage parking and 25' x 40' deeded yard! MLS#120006130

$534,000 - Stylish waterfront Bergen II for sale!!! Views of river/city from every room!! ss appli, granite, recessed lighting, hwd flrs, ADT home alarm system, California closets 2 pools w/ jacuzzis, tot lot, waterfront promenade & free shuttle. MLS#120001135

$339,000 – Sunny one bedroom uptown condo! Renovated kitchen w/SS appliances, granite, wine cooler, breakfast bar exposed brick, w/d and individual storage cages in basement – close to transportation. Estate Sale. MLS#120005588

$405,000 - Unique Albany style home for sale!! Parking for 2 carsone in garage. Community boasts 2 outdoor pools w/Jacuzzis, tot lot, waterfront promenade and free shuttle to NY Waterways and light $524,900 - Fabulously appointed 1300s/f 2B/2B Condo w/Private rail. MLS#120000333 Terrace & NYC Views! $649,900 - Unparalleled end unit MLS#120005906 Delaware style home w/sweeping NYC views from every room!! RUTHERFORD Flooded w/natural sunlight all day $599,000 - Do not miss this rare long!! Hwd flrs, custom painted, opportunity!! Unparalleled watercorian couters, s/s appl., humidifi- front top floor 2Bed/ 2Bath er, w/d & more! MUST SEE! condo!! Balcony w/ River & MLS#120000372 Manhattan views. MLS#100005594 $739,000 - Exceptional end unit 3Bed/3Bath Fanwood style home $199,000 - A gem tuck away! flooded w/natural sunlight! H/W Corner unit filled with lots of flrs. Fireplace. Cherry cabinets. SS natural light. Come see this appl. Parking for 2cars. Community 1 Bedroom with parking in 728 boasts 2pools w/jacuzzis, tot lot, sq. ft. of living space, great open waterfront promenade & shuttle to floor plan with only a 3minute ferry. MLS#120005374 walk to the train station! Be in

$549,000 - Picture perfect 2Bed/2.5Bath 1200sq.ft. duplex in prime location, convenient to everything, is a terrific residence. Boasting dramatic kit w/granite, SS appliances, breakfast bar, w/d and an abundance of closet space. MLS#120006553

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$649,900 – 2B/2B home your greeted by a blend of old world charm & modern sophistication. Exposed brick, high ceilings, gas fireplace, gourmet kit, w/d, landscaped deeded yard, 400s/f deeded storage & close to PATH. MLS#120007146

NYC in 15 minutes!!! MLS#120004459

GUTTENBURG $265,000 - Excellent opportunity for owner occupant w/income or investment property. 159' deep lot w/8 parking spaces & recorded access easement, parking provides $700 income per month, separate utilities - fabuJERSEY CITY $362,758 - Great 2 family in the lous potential. Western Slope. Wonderful back- MLS#120001300 yard w/above ground pool. Full unfinished basement w/ laundry $149,900 -Magnificent totally area. Tons of storage space & remodeled lg. 1 br unit in the great transportation to NYC and Summit House w/ unobstructed northern views of NYC & the Journal Sq. MLS#120002495 river, California Closet, ss appli, granite, hwd flrs & w/d room. $419,000 - Charming brick row Priced to sell. MLS#120000918 home w/NYC views on lovely Ogden Ave full of original detail UNION CITY features front yard w/flowering $299,900 - Incomparable NYC tree says "WELCOME", high Hudson River views from this ceilings, 2 bed plus den, large fabulously appointed 2B/ 2B deck overlooking NYC direct East facing unit at The MLS#120004868 Doric! Features hwd flrs, modern appliances & spacious living/ din$260,000 – “Society Hill” Jersey ing rm w/panoramic NYC Views! City’s best kept secret. A tran- MLS#120002314 quil, gated waterfront community. Pool, club house, tennis $239,000 – Welcome to the courts, play area, waterfront “Hudson View” beautiful overpromenade, and 24hr security. sized one bedroom w/ granite 2BR w/7 custom closets, securi- countertops, ss appliances, hwd ty system & 1 car parking. flrs, w/d, indoor deeded parking & easy access to public MLS#120005148 transportation & NYC. Short sale $75,000 - Renovated Corner subject to bank approval. 2BR/1BA is best value in Jersey MLS#120004002 City. Features Caesarstone counters, ss sppliances, beauti- $289,000 – 3Bed/2Bath 1400sq.ft ful cabinetry, custom back- southeast corner condo w/NYC splash, hwd flrs, c/a, abundant views from every rm, updated closets and high ceilings. kitchen & bath. Full service SHORT SALE - makes great doorman building w/gym, deli investment or first home. and pool. Easy NYC commute via bus, rail or train. Welcome MLS#120006594 Home! MLS#120002620

$825,000 – Spacious 3Bed /2Bath duplex convenient to PATH, hwd flrs, deeded garage parking, central air, w/d, dishwasher, microwave, Jacuzzi, upgraded kitchen & private terrace. MLS#120004867

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$378,000 - 2Bed condo @ The Thread complex is perfectly proportioned and impeccably maintained..SS appliances, caesarstone counters, private terrace w/magnificent sweeping views, covered parking, health club & drman. MLS#120007005

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$519,000 - Conveniently located & spacious home. 2Bed/2Bath condo boasts high ceilings, hwd flrs, ss appliances, granite counters w/an open kitchen, private terrace, ample custom closet space & deeded parking. Welcome home! MLS#120007182

JERSEY CITY $349,000 – Simply stunning brick 2 family located in historical Bergen hill on lovely tree lined street. New kit/bath, storage & closets, ample backyard! Conveniently located to schools, shopping, transportation & parks. MLS#120007541

$289,000 - Terrific Opportunity!!! 2 Bed co-op features spacious sunlit living rm w/parquet flooring, formal dining & adjoining fully equipped galley kitchen for easy entertaining & beautiful NYC skyline views. MLS#120003864 MILLBURN $4,999,000 - Situated atop 3 private acres, this magnificent Short Hills estate is the crown jewel of the community. Custom built w/noted architect Al Bol, this palatial manor in ideal location in award winning school district, 1/2hr. train ride to NYC. MLS#120001132 KEARNY $254,500 - Great home on quiet st. near transportation to nyc. Beautiful brick house w/ terrace & deep backyard for entertaining. 3 bed/ 1.5 bath w/ FULL basement. W/D is included! All utilities & appliances are UPDATED. MLS#120001741 WEST NEW YORK $499,000 - Unique duplex in sought after Hudson Club. Partial NYC & Hudson River views!! Hwd flrs. Granite kitchen w/ss appliances. Floor to ceiling windows. Juliette balcony, One deeded garage spot, Steps to ferry & transportation. MLS#120001931 $419,000 – Beautiful Albany Model features h/w flrs, pristine custom kit w/ panel-matched appliances, under-mount sink, inviting living / dining rm for great entertaining, 2b/r’s, 2 car parking. MLS#120001775

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BELLEVILLE $309,000 - Fabulous Belwood Model w/Corian Counters & Custom Window Treatments! 2007 Community of the Year Award! Private Club House / Community Rm w/ Pool, picturesque Gazebos, & Bocce Ball Court MLS#120002073

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WEEHAWKEN $849,900 Vintage brick Victorian 3 family w/ inviting porch is a blend of old world charm & modern convenience. Features (3) 8 room apartments w/ private sun rooms & detached 2 car garage, great rental income & just off BLVD East. MLS#120001862

$219,000 – Come see this great home totally redone! This charming 3BR 2Bath lovingly cared for by one family for many years with great potential. Modern kit, upgraded baths, fenced-in yard, short walk to everything & very love taxes. MLS#120006638

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BRIGHT STUDIO East facing sunny terrace off living area is large enough to entertain or just relax. High ceilings. Hwf. Low taxes. $190,000 BRIGHT LOFTY HOME! Heart of downtown. 5th flr home in elev bldg. Spacious living space at lofted BR. W/D, granite & ss appls. $250,000 NEW LISTING! SPACIOUS 1BR+LARGE DEN Perfect starter home, exp brick, f/p, built in bookshelves & more. Lrg common yard, bsmnt storage & laundry on site! $279,000 GREAT LOCATION! 3 blocks to PATH this 1br with 14 ft ceilings over looking Historic Court St, common yard, parking available. $280,000 CHARMING 1BR/1BA 2nd flr walk up, high ceilings, hwf, natural light, eik. Bldg offers laundry rm & h/hw incl in low maint. $329,000 1.5BR NEWLY RENOVATED HWF throughout, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances.Don't miss out! $339,000 TOP FLOOR 2BR HOME Flooded w/ natural light! East/West exp w/ windows on both sides. Fully-loaded ktch w/ granite & SS. $350,000 BEAUTIFUL 1BR+ DEN Elegant home with dining room, upgraded bath & kitchen. Bank approval necessary. $375,000 WHY RENT? Best opportunity for a starter home. Gut Renov in '06. This home has it all! BR w/ semi enclosed LARGE priv terrace.C/A/C/H, Upgrades Galore, W/D & Common Storage in Bsmt. $400,000 REDUCED! SPACIOUS & RENOVATED 1BR 450sqft of exclusive outdoor garden & patio space w/ addt'l outdoor storage shed. Open flrpln, hwf, ss appls. Full size W/D. $419,000 SLEEK & MODERN 2BR! Open ktchn & living space. SS, Silestone counters, bkfst bar, custom cabinetry & backsplash. f/p, rec'd lghtg & surround sound. BRs on opposite ends. $499,000 PH W/ 250 SQFT TERRACE W/ NYC VIEWS Gourmet ktch, granite cntrs, dedicated DR w/ sky light, Master B/R w/ his/hers closets, lrg LR w/ sliding door to deck, elev, common yard, full sized prkg. $599,900 LAST UNIT LEFT! Brand New Construction, Beautifully designed 3BR/2BA w/ your very own priv elev opening in to you residence. Upgrades Galore. 10Yr Builders Warranty + 1 YR free prkg. $699,000 NEW LISTING! THE WESTFIELD 3BR/3BA Top floor home, rec'd lghtng, surround sound system & pre-wired for high speed internet, w/d. Open ktch w/ granite & brkfst bar. 1garage prkg incl. $749,000 SUNNY CORNER HOME W/ NYC VIEWS! Gourmet chefs ktch w/ solid cherry cabinetry & prof restaurant grade appls, redesigned ktch flrpln, track lghtg, & more. S. & W. exposures. Prkg incl. $824,900 THE W State of the art condo, kitchen with highest grade appliancess. Fully equipped media center. The W offers every amenity imaginable to its residents. Welcome to a World Class Lifestyle! $949,000

GORGEOUS 3BR/2.5BA PENTHOUSE 1900SQ.FT. home with unobstructed NYC views from every room. Hunter Douglas plantation shutters, huge walk-in pantry, S.S., 3 wic's & much more. Steel & concrete elevator buildimg with deeded parking & deeded backyard. $1,049,000

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LOCATE YOUR BUSINESS Dining for 35 people & endless delivery options, outdoor seating, ktch equipment, tables/chairs/coolers incl. $90,000 LOVELY 1BR IN THE HEIGHTS Updated ktch w/ ss appls. New Ceramic tile floor. LR w/ full wall of exp brick. Walk to Light Rail. $90,000 TREE-LINED NEIGHBORHOOD One family with a bonus apartment garden level. A must see. Wont last. Solid brick building. $115,000 RARE FIND Spacious LR/DR. Lovely terrace. Near trans. Onsite prkg & elev, convenient location. Beautiful southern exposure!!! $129,000 WELCOME TO THIS TOP FLOOR HOME 1BR home in elev bldg, hwf & nice layout. Laundry rm in bldg. Enjoy trans at your doorstep. $132,000 ONE FAMILY DETACHED 50X100 lot. Big bckyd, 3+ parking. Why pay rent when you can own. Wont last. A MUST SEE. $160,000 RECENTLY RENOV STUDIO Full ktch w/SS appls & extra-long granite top island. Fantastic lighting, and great closet space. $165,000 LIVE ON THE PARK! CHARMING 1BR NYC views, HWF, orig moldings, laundry in bldg, modern eik, great closet/storage space, super on-site. $177,000 MUST SEE! RIVERVIEW TERRACE CONDOS! 2BR offers 850sq. ft., elev bldg. Laundry rm & gym. Near everything. $185,000 BEAUTIFUL HOME W/ PANORAMIC NYC VIEWS Oversized balcony, high ceilings, great closet space & NYC trans at your steps. $195,000 ALL BRICK, CENTRALLY LOCATED 2 FAM HOME Situated on a quiet street. Newer ktchs & BAs, laundry in bsmt, lrg yard. A must see. $228,000 OVERSIZED 1BR Spacious LR & DR. WIC. Ktch w/custom European cabinets. HWF & crown molding + 160sq.ft. ter w/ NYC views. $239,000 GORGEOUS 2BR/2BA Luxury unit w/ granite cntrs & brkfst bar, lrg living area w/ over-sized windows W/D on each floor & 1 prkg space. $255,000 INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY!!! 3 condo units for sale. Jersey City Journal Square. Dont miss this opportunity. $290,000 RECENTLY RENOVATED HOME! Kitchen features granite cntrs w/ newer appls. Laundry on main floor. Newer roof, electrical, BA & windows. $339,000 SPACIOUS BERKLEY MODEL Sought after community. Open flrpln, bright & sunny LR w/ eastern exposure. SS appls. Cathedral ceilings. $334,900 BEAUTIFUL BRICK ROW HOUSE Home w/ wood burning f/p w/ over looking Hamilton Park. Lrg master BR w/ wic, Jacuzzi. High tin ceilings, HWF, bright unit, 3 priv storage areas, free W/D, common crtyd. $396,000

CHARMING COLONIAL First floor offers L/R, D/R, ktch, heated enclosed porch & half BA. 2nd flr offers 3brs & renov full BA. The bsmt is semi-finished. Two zone cac. Landscaped bkyd w/ sprinkle system. $419,000 QUIET TREE LINED STREET Big colonial home 3 levels of living space. Hardwood floors, full basement, big backyard, steps to Blvd East. $399,000 BRIGHT & OPEN 1BR+DEN/2BA With deeded prkg. Ample living space w/ room for DR, w/d, ss, & granite cntrs. $475,000 TURN-KEY 3 FAM INVESTMENT PROPERTY All units have renov ktchs & Bas, new flooring, w/d in each apt, great yard! $489,000 WELL KEPT LARGE SINGLE FAMILY Sunny + Spacious, high ceilings. Open layout, garage. Huge attic. Eik leads to sunny yard. $549,000 WELCOME TO HUDSON POINTE Luxury full service bldg on the Hudson River Waterfront. Italian porcelain tiles, viking appls, & granite. Priv patio from LR & master BR. 2 car garage, drmn, pool, gym! $550,000 DESIRABLE 3BR/2.5BA Greenwich, w/ 2 car garage w/driveway. End unit w/granite, SS, gas f/p, family rm+cozy great rm. Upgraded laundry + lrg side yard & fences back patio + 2 balconies. NYC views. $599,900 ESSEX TOWNHOUSE IN WATERFRONT COMMUNITY SS, granite & beautiful tile flrs. 4BR/4.5BA! Empire Bldg views from top flr. $694,900 2 FAMILY HOME - 2 DUPLEXES Each home w/ hwf & lots of old world touches. Located downtown by PATH & Van Vorst Park. Lower duplex has yard & upper duplex boasts a deck. $925,000 LIBERTY HARBOR BROWSTONE 4BR+DEN/3/5BA Chefs ktch w/granite cntrs & Viking appls. Spacious flrpln. Fully furnished bsmt. Cherry hwf & rec'd lghtg. Equipped w/state of the art technology. $929,000 REAL PROPERTY FOR SALE - BLDG & LAND Rare find, 172x45 building and lot for sale. Perfect for any type of business. A must see! No restrictions on this land. $1,190,000 RARE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN 4FAM VICTORIAN Features 6BRs, 4BAs, 4 ktchs & laundry rm in bsmt. Owner unit has 2BR & modern ktch. Also 2BR aptmt, 1BR w/ den & a studio. Hwf, many orig details. $1,150,000

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Bayonne. 4 bedroom including a spacious master bedroom, 2 and a half bath Tudor Home located in desirable Hudson County Park area; Formal Dining Room with large bay window, generously sized sunken living room with attached airy sun room. Newly remodeled kitchen; abundant closet space; Central H VAC; large basement. The house includes a long driveway with garage will suit at least 3 cars; across street from NYC & Journal Square transportation; 3 blocks from Light Rail; 3,000 a month; security required; No pets allowed. Available immediately. If interested please contact Katelyn at (201) 436-4126 or Bayrealest@gmail.com.

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NEW LISTING ~ BAYONNE Mint Condition 6 Family w/ Parking & Beautiful Yard. Four 2 BR & two 1 BR apts, new windows, deck on rear of owner’s apt + basement apt for super. Close to Light Rail. OFFERED AT : $525,000 HARSIMUS COVE Charming 1 Family Carriage House w/ 2 BRs & 2 full baths. Fully renovated w/ gourmet kitchen w/ granite & s/s appliances, h/w floors, central a/c & heat, custom built-ins, finished basement & much more. OFFERED AT : $542,000 HAMILTON PARK Top floor 2 BR, 2 full bath condo bursting w/ sunlight. Features a chef’s kitchen w/ GE profile appliances, granite countertop & custom cabinets, high ceilings, windows on 3 sides, large bedrooms, central a/c & more. Minutes to Grove PATH & Hamilton Park OFFERED AT : $489,000

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HOBOKEN N MULTI-FAMILY BEAUTIFUL 4 FAMILY BROWNSTONE LOCATED ON UPTOWN BLOOMFIELD ST, RENTS REGISTERED, SO MUCH ORIGINAL DETAIL THIS CERTAINLY WON'T LAST PRICED TO SELL AT $1,199,000

HOBOKEN N CONDOS 647 GARDEN ST-EXCLUSIVE SMALL STUDIO, PRIME LOC, LOW MAINT, IDEAL FOR INVESTOR, EASY TO RENT $144,000 1125 MAXWELL LANE - 1 BR 798 SQ.FT, 11.5FT CEILINGS AND 10FT WINDOWS. CUSTOM BLINDS & CLOSETS, HWF’S, SS APPLIANCES, W/D IN UNIT, GRANITE COUNTER TOPS. LOCATED IN PREMIER WATERFRONT PROPERTY. PRICED TO SELL. $504,999. 41 1ST ST HUDSON MEWS - LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! LOVELY 2 BED/1B CONDO WITH WBFP, HW FLOORS, SHARED ROOF DECK JUST A SHORT WALK TO PATH $424,900

CEDAR R GROVE E NJ J HOME A MUST SEE!!!! LOT SIZE 67 X 407 WITH 4 SKYLIGHTS. BEAUTIFUL LARGE 11 ROOM CUSTOM HOME TERRIFIC TOWN WITH GREAT SCHOOLS, EASY COMMUTE TO NYC. EXPANSIVE GREAT ROOM LEADING TO THREE TIER DECK W/ LARGE

ROLLING BACKYARD SURROUNDED BY TREES FOR PRIVACY AND GREAT FOR ENTERTAINING. RENOVATED KITCHEN, FORMAL DR, LARGE WOOD BURNING FIREPLACE. FINISHED BASEMENT, W/ EXTRA ROOM. $455,000.

WEEHAWKEN N BUSINESS 1200 HARBOR BLVD - WELL ESTABLISHED CARD AND GIFT SHOP LOCATED IN BUSY UBS BUILDING. NJ LOTTERY DEALER: CARD, GIFTS, CANDY, SODA, CIGARETTES & SO MUCH MORE $225,000.

COMMERCIAL L RENTALS • 728 WASHINGTON-HOB - 1200 SQ FT PERFECT FOR RETAIL, SPA,OFFICE -$2700/MO • 12th & WASH, HOB - 850 SQ, LOTS OF FOOT TRAFFIC$3750/MO. • 11TH & MAD ST, HOB - BRAND NEW CORNER SPACE LOTS OF WINDOWS ON THE STREET $2300/MO • 6 BLEECKER ST, JC - STEPS FROM CENTRAL AVE-650 SQ FT + WINDOWS, STORAGE. $1375/MO NO FEE!!!!!

RESIDENTIAL L RENTALS WE HAVE APARTMENTS IN HOBOKEN, JERSEY CITY, WEEHAWKEN AND ALL THE SURROUNDING AREAS. CHECK OUR WEBSITE OR GIVE US A CALL!

Many ½ Fee and No Fee. Come in or give us a call! W W W . R I V E R S I D E - R E A L T Y . C O M

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NORTH BERGEN Near Blvd East Renov No Fee 1 B/R......................$1,099

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LUXURY RENTAL RESIDENCES IN DOWNTOWN JERSEY CITY • Blocks to PATH and ferry • 24 hour concierge • Spacious layouts w/high ceilings • Private fitness club • Children’s playroom • Cable available • Oak parquet floors in living areas • GE appliances including microwave, dishwasher, and washer/dryer

LUXURY RENTAL RESIDENCES IN DOWNTOWN JERSEY CITY • Blocks to PATH and ferry • 24 hour concierge • Spacious layouts w/high ceilings • Theatre Screening Room, Billards Room • Swimming pool, tennis cour BBQ area, Club H Fitness center • Indoor & Outdoor Children’s playroom • FIOS & Cable available • Oak parquet floors in living areas • GE appliances including microwave, dishwasher, and washer/dryer • Storage available

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• 3 blocks to PATH, ferry or bus • Private fitness club/24 hr concierge • Indoor/outdoor children’s playspaces • Putting green • 2 rooftop parks • FiOS and cable available • Oak parquet floors in living areas • GE appliances including microwave, dishwasher, and washer/dryer • On-site parking and storage available

• Easy commute via bus, PATH or ferry • Private fitness club • Children’s playroom • Private swimming pool • FiOS and cable available • Oak parquet floors in living areas • GE appliances including microwave, dishwasher, and washer/dryer • Beautiful riverfront promenade & park • On-site parking and storage available

1 Bedrooms from $1,920 2 Bedrooms from $2,565 3 Bedrooms from $3,285

Studios from $2,225 1 Bedrooms from $2,480 2 Bedrooms from $3,195 3 Bedrooms from $4,125

Studios from $1,840 1 Bedrooms from $2,190 2 Bedrooms from $3,000 3 Bedrooms from $4,100

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• 3 blocks from bus, PATH or ferry • Oak parquet floors in living areas • GE appliances including microwave, dishwasher, and washer/dryer available in Hudson Square South • Balconies available in some homes • FiOS and cable available • On-site parking available

Studios from $1,690 1 Bedrooms from $1,880 2 Bedrooms from $2,380 3 Bedrooms from $3,360

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Studios from $1,690 1 Bedrooms from $2,015 2 Bedrooms from $2,950 3 Bedrooms from $5,535

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Monday 12 midnight for Wednesday & Thursday Publications & Wednesday 12 midnight for Sunday Publications For more information call the Classified Department Monday-Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm The Hudson Reporter 1400 Washington St. Hoboken, NJ 07030 201-798-7800 Apt for Rent, 3 Bdrms, 1.5 bath. Top Floor, owner occupied home. 1800.00 monthly, no utilities. No Pets. Call after 6 – 201-863-8361

Newly Renov. No Fee 1BR...................$1,000

VIRGINIA SEASIDE LOTS – Spectacular 3+ acre estate lots in exclusive development on the seaside (the mainland) overlooking Chincoteague Bay, islands and ocean beyond. Gated entrance, caretaker, private paved roads, community pier, pool and club house which includes 2 bedroom guest suites for property owners. Great climate, fishing, clamming and National Seashore beaches nearby. Just 30 miles south of Ocean City Md. Absolute buy of a lifetime, recent bank sale makes these lots available at 1/3 original price! Priced at only $49,000 to $65,000. For info call 757-8245284, email: oceanlandtrust@yahoo.com pictures on website: www.corbinhall.com

U P T O W N R E A LT Y I N C . 117 Washington St., Hoboken, NJ 07030 WWW.HOBOKENUPTOWNREALTY.COM (201) 656-8100

J.C. Downtown – Cross The Street Your In Hoboken – Just Reduced! Impressive Two Bd. Two Bath, Entertaining Liv., Rm., Inviting the Outdoors in w/Huge windows, appealing Layout, Fabulous Kit., Two nice sized bedrooms Elevator, Concierge, Fitness Rm., Shuttle To Path, Parking & MUCH MORE!

ENTERTAIN N IN N THE E OVERSIZED D PRIVATE E TERRACE E (364 4 SF)…..$520,000

New Listing – J.C. Heights – Congress St. Enjoy incredible location – One Bd. Kit., w/breakfast bar opening into living area, beautiful Birch hw Flrs., new bathroom, laundry on premises, nice sized Bedrm., R NYC C BUS,, & LIGHT T RAIL WOW! Parking..NEAR STATION N OUTSIDE E YOUR R DOOR R $239,000

NEW LISTING We are pledged to the letter and spirit of U.S. policy for the achievement of equal housing opportunity throughout the nation. We encourage and support an affirmative advertising and marketing program in which there are no barriers to obtaining housing because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin.

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NY STATE TIMBERLAND & WATERFRONT LAND SALE 5 acres - $25,995. Beautiful woods along river. 2.7 Acres $49,995 Lake front, guest house & access building. 71 Acres - $69,995 Timberland w/excellent hunting. More bargains available – Free List. Financing over 15 years! Free closing costs! Call 800-2297843 or visit landandcamps.com

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Blvd East Renovated No Fee 1BR........................$1,159 2BR........................$1,550

NY LAND & CABIN Bargain Sale Classic Adirondack Camp 5 acres - $29,995. Cozy CabinBase Camp 5 acres - $19,995. Near 1000's of acres of Stateland, lakes, & rivers. Access to snowmobile & ATV trails. Our best deal ever! Call 800-2297843. See pics at www.landandcamps.com

UNION CITY JERSEY CITY 1 ROOMSenior citizen building, 62 years or older. $508P/M. Call 201-792-4918.

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Gently Priced Two Bd. Charming Details, NTRACT Beautiful UN Kit., Modern bath, soaring DER CO ceilings & Dining area…$299,000

GENTLY PRICED G r e a t O n e B d ., Fa b u l o u s K i t ., l i v / d i n i n g area, Hw floors, central a/c, w/d, E l e va t o r A c c e s s … $ 3 2 5 , 0 0 0

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PRIVATE GARAGE Stunning Kitchen w/ all upgrades Two bedroom. Two Bathrooms, Corner Local w/tons of windows, Double French Drs leading to PRIVATE TERRACE…$535,000

Hoboken n Properties s forr Sale CT CONTRA 4- FAMILY – VACANT NOW!...$979,000 UNDERRenovate 2- FAMILY...PLUS STORE VACANT…….$785,000 3- FAMILY..

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300 HELP WANTED

LAID OFF? WORK FROM HOME!! BE YOUR OWN BOSS!! First, call the Federal Trade Commission toll-free at 1-877-FTC-HELP to find out how to spot work-at-home schemes. Or visit www.ftc.gov. A public service message from The Hudson Reporter and the FTC.

NOW HIRING! FEDERAL and POSTAL JOBS! Call the Federal Trade Commission toll-free at 1-877-FTC-HELP to find out how to avoid job placement scams. Or visit www.ftc.gov. A public service message from The Hudson Reporter Newspaper Group and the FTC.

PART TIME POSITION Available in busy optometric office in Secaucus. Hours: Monday 10:00am-3:00pm, Tuesday 7:00am-3:00pm, and Thursday 10:00am-3:00. Duties include general office work, patient screening, and insurance billing. Computer and Phone skills required. Fax resume to (201) 864-0971 or email to randi128@aol.com.

320 HELP WANTED HOTELS/ FOOD SERVERS

430 BOATS & MARINE BOATS FOR SALE: 38 ft 2006 Silverton Flybridge Convertible. Twin 425 hp Crusader Engines. 106 hours. 10kw Kohler generator. GPS, Radar, many extras. Boat like new. Qualified buyers only. $185,000. Call Bob 609-7379214

460 COMPUTERS MY COMPUTER WORKS – Computer problems? Viruses, spyware, email, printer issues, bad internet connections – FIX IT NOW! Professional, U.S.based technicians. $25 off service. Call for immediate help. 1888-904-1215.

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GENERAL CLASSIFIED 400 ADOPTION Are you pregnant? A childless happily married couple seeks to adopt. Financial security. Expenses paid. Call Christine & Norbert. Ask for Michelle/Adam 1-800-790-5260.

430 BOATS & MARINE BOATS FOR SALE: 34 ft 2005 Silverton Flybridge Convertible. Twin 8.1 Crusader Engines, 130 hrs, 7.5 kw Kohler generator. GPS, Radar, Many extras. 150K Firm. No Brokers. Contact Brian 267-250-1322

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CONTENTS OF HOUSE SALE- Wed., July 4th from 9AM-3PM. 715 Park Avenue, Hoboken. Furniture, household items, and much more!! 201 420-8739

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540 LOST & FOUND www.hudsonreporter.com ANNOUNCMENTS: Lost & Found

FOUND ON GREENVILLE AVE., JC. Russian Blue male neutered young adult cat. Please call with description to claim this sweet, loveable cat. 551-655-3353

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FURNISHINGS: Entire 1BR apt. Must Go. Includes appliances. Can be seen at Extra Space Storage in Edgewater. 347-301-4777 New Restaurant/Bar Opening in July on Rt. 440, Bayonne. Hiring Servers, Bartenders, Cooks & Hostesses. Please call (732) 5006556 or apply online at www.mcloones.com.

495 GARAGE/YARD SALE

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585 MUSIC EXCHANGE www.hudsonreporter.com ANNOUNCEMENTS: Music Exchange

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675 WANTED WE BUY AUTOS WANTED: Honda, Toyota, Nissans, SUVs and Jeeps. All vehicles WANTED. 2001 and UP. Top Cash Paid. 24 hr. CASH Pick-up. Any condition. 732-496-1633 Buying Baseball Cards vintage sports cards and nonsports cards from 1879 to 1979. Call 732-828-2261 to sell your cards or memorabilia for cash. CASH FOR COINS! Buying ALL Gold and Silver. Also Stamps and Paper Money, Entire Collections, Estates. Travel to your home. Call Marc in NJ 1-800-488-4175. DONATE YOUR CAR, TRUCK OR BOAT – TO HERITAGE FOR THE BLIND. Free 3 Day Vacation, Tax Deductible, Free Towing, All Paperwork Taken Care Of. 888438-1090.

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