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Secaucus bans ‘fracking’
VOLUME 24, NUMBER 52 • SUNDAY, JULY 22, 2012
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By Adriana Rambay Fernández Reporter Staff Writer
he mayor and Town Council banned fracking and fracking waste water in Secaucus at the June 26 council meeting in a resolution that states that the drilling process causes environmental hazards. Hydraulic fracturing or “fracking” is a drilling method that involves pumping sand and chemical-laden water at high pressures to obtain natural gas from shale rock formations. While fracking is unlikely in Secaucus, the resolution supports a larger movement, calling for a statewide and national ban. It came up the day after the State Senate passed a bi-partisan bill that would prohibit wastewater from hydraulic fracturing from being treated, dumped, or stored in the state. The bill now sits on Gov. Chris Christie’s desk for his consideration. While the method provides for a cleaner and cheaper source of electricity than coal, if performed incorrectly, the process of extraction has potential impacts on the environment such as the contamination of underground sources of drinking water. It also could result in air pollution resulting from the release of volatile organic compounds, hazardous air pollutants, and greenhouse gases, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Secaucus families host students from Malaysia school
Local officials also call for statewide and national ban New Jersey does not have stores of natural gas like central Pennsylvania, but industrial waste sites in the state have reportedly accepted fracking wastewater.
Setting an example
Secaucus is the first municipality to ban fracking in Hudson County and one of a number of others, mostly in central and southern New Jersey such as Trenton and Red Bank, that have passed resolutions against fracking. The effort to ban fracking in Secaucus was initiated by Amanda Nesheiwat, a recent college graduate who serves as the chair of the town’s Environmental Committee and who also successfully pushed for a town-wide ban on Styrofoam. Nesheiwat spoke at a Trenton rally against fracking in New Jersey on June 14. Protests have also taken place in Albany and last week protestors shut down a new gas drilling rig in central Pennsylvania. “I realized how important it was for communities like Secaucus to lead by example,” said Nesheiwat during the council meeting. She had just returned from a conference on sustainable development in Brazil, where she served as a youth delegate for the United Nations. “This is
SERVICE ACTIVITY – On a recent visit to the United States students from a school in Malaysia prepared hygiene kits and wrote notes to soldiers as part of a service activity led by the Secaucus chapter of People to People International.
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By Adriana Rambay Fernández Reporter Staff Writer
hirty-five students from an international school in Malaysia arrived in Secaucus on July 7 to kick off an eight-day whirlwind visit to the United States. The town served as their home base as they went on a tour that spanned New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Washington DC, with visits to Times Square, a Broadway show, Niagara Falls, and Ellis Island. The days in Secaucus included a special reception, a peace walk, and service activities among others. Twenty-two of the students had the opportunity to stay with eight local families, which some considered one of the most memorable parts of the trip.
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“The home stay experience was my favorite part,” said 15-year-old Jonathan Chen from Malaysia. He stayed with Alice Mui and her son
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More than a job, youth return to posts year after year
By Adriana Rambay Fernández Reporter Staff Writer
SUMMERTIME HOURS BY THE POOL – Lifeguard Chiraq Patel watches over the slide area in the pool at the Secaucus Swim Center.
Jonathan. Jonathan from Malaysia hit it off with Jonathan from Secaucus. “Ms. Mui was just great,” said 16-year-old Iramul Haque from Bangladesh. “We were one of the lucky few who got the home stay experience.” Haque said it was his second time visiting the United States. He said that he found everyone to be “super friendly.” “We embraced them, they embraced us,” said local host Alice Mui. “We were just really happy to have them.” Mui hosted three students, Chen, Haque and Pornthipa Srijan Rita Rickard from Bangladesh. Her 23-year-old son Jonathan was excited about hosting the students. He was one of the founding members of the local chapter of People to People International, which is called Go International for Tomorrow (GIFT). The group has organized a number of cultural events throughout the year to raise awareness and support for local and international efforts.
eople don’t realize it can happen so fast,” said Dana Damato, 24, who is in her 10th summer working at the Secaucus Swim Center. She is a head lifeguard and also works full-time as the Aquatics Director at the Secaucus Recreation Center. Damato said she was involved in a rescue at the Recreation Center in which 12 seconds in the pool to help a young girl who was drowning felt like three or four minutes.
The lifeguards undergo two weeks of training to become certified in First Aid, AED, and CPR. “Five years ago, a boy almost died [at the Swim Center]. We resuscitated him,” said Damato. The boy was at a birthday party and was swimming fine, she said, until one of the lifeguards noticed he was face down. It was uncertain whether he had a seizure. He was taken away in an ambulance and ultimately survived. Beyond the whistle, sun block, sunglasses, and high perch, lifeguarding has become more than a summertime job for
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Secaucus-based Daffy’s discount chain to close its 19 stores
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ecaucus-based Daffy’s Inc., a discount designerbrand chain, announced Monday that it will close 19 stores over the next several months, according to news reports. The company employs approximately 1,300 people and has six stores in New Jersey, eight stores in Manhattan, and one in Philadelphia. The process of closing and liquidating all of its merchandise will begin gradually. All associates will remain employed with benefits for at least 60 days. The company said in a statement to the press, “This action was necessary due to the impact on its business of the uncertain economy and weak consumer spending and a lack of viable financial and business alternatives.” This is the second Secaucus off-price retailer to close its doors within the past year, following offprice men’s clothing store Syms along with sister company Filene’s Basement, which both closed at the start of the new year after filing for bankruptcy in November. Daffy’s was founded in 1961 by the late Irving Schulman in Elizabeth just a couple of years after Syms opened its shop in lower Manhattan in 1959. The poor economy and competition from “big box” department stores have been blamed for the decline of the discount stores. Sears and Kmart stores, both of which have long histories and which have had to compete with popular “big box” stores like Target, have also slated 100 stores for closing this year.
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BUTTERFLY FEST – The Meadowlands Commission will host the third annual free one-day butterfly fest at DeKorte Park in Lyndhurst on July 22 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event includes butterfly walks, slide shows, information tables, binoculars, contests and door prizes. To RSVP, contact Don Torino of the Bergen County Audubon Society at greatauk4@aol.com or call (201) 230-4983. (Rain Date, July 29).
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ayor Michael Gonnelli has been named as a recipient of the 2012 Friend of the Hackensack River awards. Captain Bill Sheehan and the Trustees of the Hackensack Riverkeeper announced the honorees on Wednesday who will be presented with the award during the 13th annual Hackensack Riverkeeper Awards Celebration and Sustainable Seafood Fest on October 4. Gonnelli is being recognized for his professional and personal commitment to growing and maintaining a community that values clean water and protect-
ed habitats as much as it does clean streets and a vibrant economy, according to a press statement. The Panasonic Corporation was also selected as an honoree for its longstanding encouragement of a strong community service ethic among its employees, and the company’s history of participation in Hackensack Riverkeeper’s Corporate River Stewardship program. “As always, we have both an easy time and a difficult time deciding whom to honor,” said Captain Sheehan. “It’s easy because we have a lot of dedicated partners, and it’s difficult because each year we have to decide among them.” Founded in 1997 by Sheehan, Hackensack Riverkeeper is the leading environmental organization working on Hackensack River issues. It serves
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Youth activities at the public libr ar y: Kids can watch free movies at the library in July and August ever y Monday at 2 p.m. – Craft Do-ItYourself workshops for tweens ages 8-12 starts at 3:30 p.m. on the following dates: J uly 24 & 31. For schedule updates, visit: Secaucus.bccls.org. To register for events, call: (201) 330-2085.
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The Swim Center offers local residents special free nights for kids and teens that feature music, food, refreshments, and activities. Kids Night is Aug. 15 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Teen Night is J uly 25 and Aug. 8 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Back to School Family Night
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had spent the morning making the empanadas before arriving. “We are already doing better than last year,� said Jim Matarazzo from Matarazzo Farms in North Caldwell, who was offering up a variety of fruits and vegetables. His Jersey Fresh Farms table has been appearing on the farmers’ market circuit for 20 years. He has a farm in upstate New York and North Caldwell and goes to places like Ramsey, Pompton Lakes, and Montclair to offer fresh strawberries, grapes, peaches, greens, corn, and the ever popular Jersey tomato among other fruits and vegetables. He accepts WIC and government coupons and offers discounts to town employees.
ON THE MOVE – The farmers’ market has moved from Buchmuller Park to the front of the Secaucus Public Library on Paterson Plank Road.
“People like the idea of the cheese guy, the pickle guy, [and] the nut guy‌,â€? said Matarazzo about the appeal of the farmers’ market and the types of vendors typically present. The “nutâ€? guys, Tim and Tom McManus, came from East Hanover to sell a variety of nuts and dried fruit. Similar to the other vendors they said that they appear at a number of markets throughout the state. Their most popular nut: the coffee pecan. “I was looking forward to it,â€? said shopper Marlene Quinn. “I hope they stay.â€? The farmers’ market runs every Tuesday from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. until October. For more information, call Town Hall: (201) 330-2000.
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azz music floated across the public library lawn and mellowed the stiff summer air as residents perused the farmers’ market offerings on July 10. The smooth sounds provided by Montclair musician Hunter Hayes on saxophone were one of the latest additions to the local market to generate greater appeal. The local farmers’ market relaunched July 10 offering up fresh, locally-grown fruits and vegetables, assorted nuts and dried fruit, Argentinean empanadas, and jewelry. While more populated municipalities like Hoboken and Jersey City have multiple farmers’ markets that start up earlier in the season and see a regular stream of shoppers interested in locally-grown and organic food, Secaucus hasn’t had as much luck with its own market. After unsuccessful attempts on Fridays last year with many people leaving for the weekends, volunteer organizers Mickey and Paulette Halpin moved the market to Tuesday to generate more activity.
The market was also moved from Buchmuller Park by Center Plaza to the front of the Secaucus Public Library’s lawn, which is more visible to passersby on Paterson Plank Road. “It is a little tough until people get acquainted,� said Deputy Mayor John Bueckner. “I think [residents] have to get used to the switch.� He said that the Secaucus Public Library offers ample parking, greater accessibility, and better visibility than the previous location in Buchmuller Park. “This is a better location,� said Mickey Halpin. “They’ve had a steady flow [of shoppers].� Halpin said she is still looking for new vendors to fill up the market, which only has a handful offering up goods at the moment. “I think you are more assured of getting fresher products,� said Bueckner. He said the municipality is behind advocating for buying “Jersey type products.� One vendor from Stella’s in Kearny sold homemade Argentinean empanadas and said that they were testing out the market in Secaucus. Cynthia Barulich, Stella’s daughter,
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FRESH AND LOCALLY-GROWN – The Secaucus farmers’ market offers locally-grown fruits and vegetables.
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DIRECTING AQUATICS – Lifelong resident Dana Damato serves as the Aquatics Director at the Secaucus Recreation Center and also heads up the lifeguards at STAYING ALERT – On average, 12 lifeguards staff the Swim Center. the Secaucus Swim Center pools daily.
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many Secaucus youth. It has become a tradition that cultivates a sense of responsibility and leads to lifelong friendships. Many teens return year after year to make their rounds from post to post to keep watch over different areas of the Secaucus Swim Center pools, including the training, diving, and kiddie pools. Days stretch out for 10.5 hours while lifeguards rotate through three posts in an hour and a half before getting a break. There are about 45-50 trained lifeguards on the roster.
Joy for the summertime job
“I have really come to love lifeguarding,” said Nina Petruzcella, 20. She is a head lifeguard at the Secaucus Swim Center and is in her fifth summer. While some teens may switch jobs each summer, Petruzcella has remained dedicated to her post and this year received a promotion to head lifeguard. She is currently on a summer break from her studies at Rutgers University, where she is in her third year pursuing history education. “It has been awesome…I’ve never wanted a different job. I come back every year excited,” said Petruzcella. Dana Damato said, “I’ve worked here for so long that I’ve had kids when I first started that took swim lessons and they are lifeguards here now.” She recalled a
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rules and stepping in during an emergency or when someone needs to leave. “There is really no time to be bored,” said Damato. “Something can happen in a split second.” Damato said that lifeguards always have their eyes on the pool to watch for anyone who is struggling, goes under, or needs help. Cell phones are not allowed on the chair and lifeguards have been removed from their duty for breaking the rules.
Saves in seconds
This year the Swim Center offers life vest rentals for $5, which Damato said has helped decrease the number of incidents. “It prevents saves of the younger kids,” said Damato. She said the vests allow older and younger siblings to swim together. During the Independence Day celebration on July 2, the pool was packed. Whistles went off when a lifeguard on walking duty noticed a girl going under. A team of lifeguards lined up at poolside, and one jumped in to help the girl. “She started swallowing water and she was yelling, ‘Help,’ ” said Damato. “You can never be too cautious,” said Tedeschi. “It can take 30 seconds to drown.” “It is actually empowering,” said Petruzcelli about the responsibility involved with the role. “It is an important job.”
“We just all care about each other.” – Nina Petruzcella boy she met at the age of 8 who is now 18 and works as a guard. Damato is in graduate school at Montclair for education administration. Her career goal is to become a principal. For Head Lifeguard Stephanie Tedeschi, who is her fifth year, lifeguarding is about staying physically fit. “I played sports all throughout high school,” she said.
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Head lifeguards like Damato, Tedeschi, and Petruzcella arrive up to an hour and a half before the regular lifeguards to set the schedule for the day. They describe their days as hectic, hot, and busy. On average 12 to 13 lifeguards start each day around 11:30 a.m. by setting out equipment. They work three to four shifts. As the pool gets crowded, more lifeguards are placed on posts. The head lifeguards walk the grounds, reminding the other lifeguards of the
A sense of friendship
While being a lifeguard demands apt attention and responsibility, the Swim Center environment has nourished a group of individuals that feel a sense of camaraderie. Many undergo training alongside friends from school. “A lot of my friends took the test with me,” said Damato of her training 10 years ago. “We are really close,” said Petruzcella. “We just all care about each other.” “We all morph into each other,” said Damato. Petruzcella had one word to describe her fellow lifeguards: “awesome.”
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Secaucus residents warned about red foxes in area
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he Secaucus Health Department has issued a notice in regard to the “high number” of local red fox sightings. Foxes have been spotted in Schmidt’s Woods and in Mill Creek Point Park. The notice alerts residents that the creatures do not generally pose a safety or health concern for local residents and that steps can be taken to protect small pets, as well as to decrease the likelihood that the animals will roam near residential properties. It is not uncommon to find red foxes in residential communities. Most predation occurs at night. Residents are concerned that the foxes will go after their dogs or cats. The notice includes information for residents, including keeping their pets indoors at night and under supervision when outdoors. Foxes will dig or squeeze under poorly maintained fences and may climb over small fences. The health department advises that residents scare foxes away with loud noises if seen in proximity of their property. People uncomfortable with the presence of foxes should remove attractants such as food sources, pet food, meat scraps, and compost piles, and fruit from fruit trees, exclude foxes with fencing, and employ scaring techniques. The notice also warns residents to avoid foxes that appear sick or that are acting abnormally since they can carry contagious diseases such as mange, distemper, and rabies. A fox with rabies or disease may show signs of unprovoked aggression, impaired movement, paralysis or lack of coordination, unusually friendly behavior, and/or disorientation. The town advises residents to call the Division of Fish and Wildlife (908) 7358793 ext. 3 with any non-emergency wild animal concern. The emergency Control Unit or the DEP hotline (877) WARN-DEP should be contacted if assistance is needed with a diseased animal.
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Secaucus town hosts movies: Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in Buchmuller Park. Also, movies will be shown certain Fridays (July 27, Aug. 17) at Harmon Meadow Plaza at 8:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. at the Xchange develop-
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DIPOTO, NETTIE C. A funeral mass was held July 11 at Holy Rosary Church, Jersey City, for Nettie C. Dipoto, 93, of Secaucus, formerly of Jersey City. She passed away July 8. She was the wife of the late Samuel Dipoto; mother of Patricia Alfonso and her husband Richard and the late Dennis Dipoto; grandmother of Dana Jean Engleke, Perry Dipoto, Nicole Perrella, Jennifer Nicodemo and Kristen Cannon; great grandmother of six great grandchildren; and sister of John, Michael, Paul Sansevere and Joan Goehrig. Services arranged by the Mack Memorial Home, Secaucus.
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KLOO, LORETTA F. A funeral mass was held July 7 at Immaculate Conception Church, Secaucus, for Loretta F. Kloo, 89, of Secaucus. She passed away July 4. She was the wife of the late Alfred A. Kloo; mother of Patricia Jakubowski and her late husband Robert Sr., Alfred C. (Chuck) Kloo and his wife Judy and Kenneth Kloo and his wife Karen; grandmother of Donna Sabella, Matthew, Alex, Adam Kloo and the late Robert Jakubowski Jr.; great grandmother of Sara Sabella; and sister of the late John Hansen. Services arranged by the Mack Memorial Home, Secaucus. METTBERG, RAYMOND J. A funeral service took place July 11 for Raymond J. Mettberg, 87, of Secaucus, formerly of Palisades Park. He passed away July 8. He was the husband of the late Agnes (nee: Shaw) Mettberg; father of Doris Crotty and Thomas Mettberg; grandfather of Melissa and James Crotty; and brother of Adele Holmes. Services arranged by the Mack Memorial Home, Secaucus.
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The main headquarters of PTPI, an international service organization, reached out to the Secaucus student chapter to serve as a host. In the past, the chapter has hosted groups from Italy, Korea, Denmark, and Egypt. The visiting students are members of the People to People International (PTPI) Kuala Lumpur student chapter. “This visit embodies what PTPI is all about and it is an example of how people break stereotypes by simply meeting face to face,” said Viktor Zikas, PTPI managing director for special programs and Asia Pacific operations. “Your members allowed our guests to get a glimpse at an American way of life.”
EXPLORING THE HUDSON – Wong Mei Ling from Malaysia, People to People International Secaucus Student Chapter Advisor Cathy Wolf, local residents Sabrina Lim Hui Li, Frieda Violet Thaveethu, and Lor Kar Mun from Malaysia on the Hudson River during a cultural exchange. Awang along with the other visiting students attends Kolej Tuanku Jaafar, an international boarding school in Malaysia. They represent a number of different backgrounds including Bangladeshi, Indian, Malay, Thai, British, and Indonesian. They
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“It was always in my dream to come to America,” said 16-yearold Hanna Awang who is from Malaysia. She stayed with George and Alicia Sikaffy. “I saw it as a dream come true.” Awang had visited Korea last December and Switzerland the year before but said that there was something about the United States that drew her in.
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also practice various religions such as Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity. On average the students are trilingual and at a minimum all of the students spoke a second language and were fluent in English. “In Malaysia we are pretty much reserved,” said Awang. She found the hugs and kisses she received from her host family very different from the more formal customary greetings in her home country. “They treated us like we knew them for years.” “When we introduce ourselves it is like filling in a form,” said Chen. “When they introduce themselves they really tell you what they like to do and what they are passionate about.” “They were surprised they could talk to me so intimately and openly,” said Mui. She said that she thought the students were going to be more private but they shared a lot about their lives. “It was very fulfilling to share different experiences,” said Munira Mazlan who is from Malaysia. She stayed with George and Alicia Sikaffy. Mazlan said that the United States is much more multicultural than what she is accustomed to seeing on television. “It was very good in the sense that I actually got to see the country through my own eyes,” said Mazlan. “It is a lot better than the stereotypes.” Lifelong resident Patty Mondadori hosted two young women from Indonesia. A couple of years ago she hosted Italians. To prepare for the visit Mondadori said that the hosts learned details about the students such as their religion and dietary restrictions. Despite her initial expectations about their food restrictions, she was surprised the students were open to tasting a number of foods from sushi to burgers. “They were open to trying everything,” said Mondadori. She said it was exciting to see the young women taste Italian Ice for the first time. Mondadori said that hosting was a nice experience and that she would recommend it to others. “I would definitely do it again,” said Mondadori.
Peace through understanding
“Welcoming students to our home was an enriching experience,” said Cathy Wolf, PTPI student chapter advisor and host. “It’s an eye opening [experience] to see that the [students] are full of knowledge in global issues.” Wolf noted that it was inspirational to witness the mission of PTPI, peace through understanding, take place live among 70 multicultural and multinational youth. She said that the group went beyond stereotypes to establishing international friendships. “It was great to meet and speak to this wonderful group of young people. Their energy and enthusiasm was second to none,” said Mayor Michael Gonnelli. “Together we all learned a little more from each other.” Gonnelli added that he hopes these types of programs will continue in the future.
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the kind of stuff that is going to save our civilization. It is working together, grassroots organizing, and community building.” The resolution goes beyond a local ban and states that the municipality will send a letter to the state Assembly and Senate members alerting them to the municipality’s concerns and urging them to ban fracking in New Jersey. A statewide one-year moratorium on fracking is set to expire January 2013. The resolution also outlines the municipality’s support for the bill under review by Gov. Christie to prohibit the treatment, disposal, or storage of fracking wastewater in New Jersey. According to the resolution, wastewater, wastewater solids, sludge, drill cuttings, and other byproducts from the fracking process are known to contain toxic levels of contaminants, including unknown quantities of undisclosed chemical additives used in hydraulic fracturing fluid, as well as contaminants from sources underground; benzene, naphthalene, formaldehyde, cadmium, mercury, arsenic, total dissolved solids, and radioactive materials, such as radium.
Calling for a federal ban
When Secaucus sends letters to Congressional leaders, they will also express support for the FRAC Act. The Fracturing Responsibility and Awareness of Chemicals (FRAC) Act amends the Safe Drinking Water Act to repeal an exemption from restrictions on underground injection of fluids near drinking water sources. The FRAC Act calls for greater disclosure of the chemicals used in the process by oil and gas companies. In a statement from U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez, he supports stronger federal regulation of fracking as evidenced by his co-sponsorship of the FRAC Act. Menendez said he is particularly concerned about the practice being used in environmentally sensitive areas such as the Delaware River Valley, an area where much of New Jersey’s drinking water is derived.
Local opposition to national stance The vote to pass the resolution in Secaucus to ban fracking was not unanimous. Councilman Gary Jeffas voted against the measure. “I didn’t think the people of Secaucus elected me to take a position on energy policy for the entire nation,” said Jeffas. He said that there is a lot misinformation on both sides of the issue, and not enough information about the pros and cons that would have convinced him to vote to ban the method. “I thought the breadth was too far,” said Jeffas. “The Environmental Committee should seek more local issues…instead of trying to put forth a national policy.” He applauded local efforts such as the recycling program, the switch to a new energy provider, and the move to install solar panels but felt that energy policy issues “go way beyond municipal government.” He said he is most likely against hydraulic fracturing locally but noted that the possibility of obtaining natural gas in town by such a method is nonexistent. “There is no place to sink a well and no place that anyone is going to get approval [to do so],” said Jeffas. “It is a complete non-issue, it is not a circumstance that I could ever see happening.” The EPA, which is currently regulating the practice of hydraulic fracturing, is undertaking a national study to understand the potential impacts of hydraulic fracturing on drinking water resources. The agency plans to provide a progress report in 2012 and final report in 2014.
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lose weight and get into the ring.” Sure enough, it became Verteouris’ goal. “People thought I was crazy when I told them I wanted to get in the ring,” Verteouris said. “But I figured it was the only way I could get in focus and take care of myself. I was going to try to turn my life around.” Incredibly, Verteouris scheduled a fight before he lost a single pound. “I needed something to serve as motivation,” Verteouris said. “The show [Fat Chef] came along and that helped me as well. It was time for the test.” Verteouris dropped an astounding 82 pounds in just three months. “The funny thing was that I’m losing this weight and I was always around food,” Verteouris said. The weight continued to drop, as he lost more than 100 pounds in the first six months. “I did it without surgeries,” Verteouris said. “I was happy, because this was allowing me to pursue my dream of boxing. Things happen for a reason and I’m now getting a chance to live a dream.” With the help of boxing trainer Sherif Younan, Verteouris learned the art of boxing. “I’ve been training six days a week, 2-to-3 hours a day,” Verteouris said. “I have to mix in a lot of exercise as well. There’s a whole science to boxing, the whole mental approach. I’m non-stop right now.” He also began his quest, a program that the 28-year-old Verteouris calls, “KOobesity,”
LOSES WEIGHT, GETS IN RING – Food Network’s ‘Fat Chef’ star Dimitri Verteouris, a Brooklyn restaurant owner, made his boxing debut last Monday night at the W Hotel in Hoboken, as part of a fundraiser for the Hoboken University Medical Center’s FAITH Services program. where he wants to help to stop obesity in America. “It’s also why I’m competing,” Verteouris said. “It’s also great motivation for me. I want to help other people out with a lifestyle change. So many people are held back by their weight issues. If I can show them I can do this, live out my dream, then they can do it, too. I’ve added about 30-to-40 years to my life now.” Now weighing 225 pounds, Verteouris climbed into the ring last Monday night at the W Hotel in Hoboken to take part of the “Fight Night” amateur boxing card, sponsored by Hoboken University Medical Center, Everlast and LA Boxing that was held to help raise money for FAITH Services of HUMC, the only totally HIV/AIDS dedicated program serving Hudson County residents since 1988.
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BACK IN RECRUITING GAME – St. Anthony guard Josh Brown, who initially gave a verbal commitment to Temple University, has de-committed from Temple and announced he will re-enter the college recruiting market.
Friar Brown opens up recruiting process again Jersey City firefighter Farrell heads back into the ring fter giving an early verbal commitment to Temple University last winter, St. Anthony guard Josh Brown has withdrawn that commitment and has opened up his recruiting process again. Brown, along with teammate Hallice Cooke, has enjoyed sensational summers, making their way through the AAU circuit. Both are drawing a lot of attention from the colleges and should have big-time commitments nailed down before the season begins in December… Speaking of summer basketball, St. Peter’s Prep had a great run at the recent Hoop Group team camp, finishing as the runner-up in the big schools division. Head coach Todd Decker is putting his thumbprint on the program, now that he has taken over for former coach Mike Kelly, the Jersey City police lieutenant. If Decker can keep the momentum going into the regular season, the Marauders will be a very formidable team to watch… Speaking of Jersey City public servants, Jersey City firefighter Patrick ‘Paddy Boy’ Farrell will return to the ring as part of Union City promoter Pound4Pound Production’s next card at Bally’s in Atlantic City Aug. 18. Farrell just won his return to the ring in June at the Prudential Center. “It is coming off short rest, but I went back to the ring after two weeks or so,” Farrell said. “Pound4Pound has been very good to me. I asked Pat and John [Lynch, the Union City
Famed boxing announcer Teddy Atlas and former heavyweight contender Gerry Cooney were also on hand, as well as North Bergen residents Jonathan Maicelo, the current WBA Intercontinental Lightweight Champion, and Robert Garcia, ranked No. 4 in the WBA’s junior middleweight rankings. Before the fight, Verteouris was more than ready. “I’m both excited and anxious,” Verteouris said. “I’m 5-foot-9 and my opponent [Peter Buscemi] is 6-foot-5, so I’m at a little disadvantage. People still think I’m nuts, but for me, to say I’m able to say that I’m fighting, means everything. I don’t need to do it, but I feel I owe it to myself and I owe it to the sport. I also feel that if there are others who can see me struggle to lose weight, if I can inspire them, then I’ve won. Winning is not something that drives me. I felt I’ve won already. Getting into the ring is my victory.” Verteouris’ debut was not successful, as he was stopped by Buscemi in the second round after receiving two standing 8-counts. The loss will not deter him from his goal, his program and his dream. “I plan on continuing to lose weight,” Verteouris said. “This was my last fight as a heavyweight. I’m planning on getting down to fight in the New York Golden Gloves at 178 pounds.” That’s an additional 50 pounds on top of what he’s already lost, all in a span of a little over a year. “I’m doing it the healthy way,” Verteouris said. “I check with my cardiologist regularly. He’s amazed with my progress. If I’m helping people out, then that motivates me to keep going.” Verteouris is already working with five New York residents with weight issues. The episodes can be seen on his website, www.KOobesity.com. The first episode is up on the website currently. “When my fighting is over, then I can take some time to examine what I’ve done,” Verteouris said. “Right now, there’s still some work to be done.”
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brothers and promoters] to give me a couple weeks and I’d be ready.” Farrell will fight in a six-round cruiserweight bout against an opponent yet to be named. “I’m moving my way back up,” Farrell said. “I wanted my last fight to be a six-rounder, but I could only get four. I’m really happy to get back in the ring again.”… New Jersey City University has a new men’s soccer coach.
Patrick Snyder, who was the head coach at Mercer County Community College last season and was formerly the head coach at Felician College, has been hired as the full-time head soccer coach, only the fourth in the school’s history. Snyder, also known for his work with the New Jersey Olympic Development Program (ODP), guided Mercer to an 11-7-1 record last year and a berth in the Junior College Region 19 championship game. Snyder had been at NJCU in a part-time capacity since February, but was elevated to full-time status last week… Update on Michael Lang, who was featured last week after signing with the Arizona Diamondbacks’ organization. Lang had nine hits, including a homer, and three RBI last week, improving his batting average to .257, playing for Yakima (Washington) in the Northwest League… Marist baseball coach Ron Hayward, who led the Royal Knights to the NJSIAA Non-Public B state championship in the spring, has been elevated to the position of athletic director at the school, replacing Larry Arico, who resigned to move with his family to Michigan. Arico’s wife, Kim Barnes Arico, was named the head women’s basketball coach at the University of Michigan. Hayward will continue as the baseball coach as well as handling the athletic director duties… For the first time in a decade, two Hudson County high school football products will head to NFL training camps next week. Evan Rodriguez of North Bergen, the fourth-round draft pick of the Chicago Bears, will be a player to watch at the Bears’ training camp in Lake Forest, Illinois, while former St. Peter’s Prep standout Will Hill, a free agent signee, will go to the New York Giants’ training camp in Albany…—Jim Hague Jim Hague can be reached via e-mail at OGSMAR@aol.com
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EXTRA INNINGS North Bergen South claims District 7 Little League crown
HAIL TO THE CHAMPS – The North Bergen South Little League All-Stars proudly display the District 7 championship banner after defeating West New York American, 8-4, in the championship game last Friday.
he North Bergen South 12-year-old AllStars maneuvered their way through the winners’ bracket of the District 7 tournament last week, then had to wait an entire week to see what team would emerge from the losers’ side. It forced head coach Baz Gutierrez to resort to some last-minute strategy to keep his team active and ready for the challenge of a championship game. “We played in a three-day tournament in South Amboy,� Gutierrez said. “We actually entered three weeks prior to the District 7 tournament, because we didn’t know how it would play out. We didn’t want to give the kids too much time off. We wanted them to
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stay hot and doing the right things.� The break in the District 7 tournament action played havoc with the mental psyche of the team. “It was pretty tough not playing for so long,� said standout pitcher/shortstop Nick Francisco. “It was really nerve wracking. It was always in the back of our minds. The week made us practice a little harder and we played in those games, which helped.� It also helped that North Bergen South won all three of the games it played in the South Amboy tournament. “We were ready,� Gutierrez said. “The whole team was ready.� So when West New York American, the
three-time defending District 7 tournament champion, defeated Hoboken to advance out of the losers’ bracket, North Bergen South knew the challenge at hand. They had to defeat WNY American one more time and face WNY American’s ace Harold Segismundo once again. “I think they were the best team we faced in the tournament with the best pitcher,� Gutierrez said. “It could have gone either way between Hoboken and West New York, but we thought we would see the big kid again.� Nick Francisco was more than ready. In the first inning of the championship game, he belted a two-run homer off Segismundo, setting the tone for the rest of the game. “I think it calmed everyone down,� Francisco said of his homer. “It got us the lead and we weren’t going to give it up. We had a lot of confidence from that point.� The power barrage didn’t stop there. Zuriel Turcios, who hit a triple in the first inning, followed with a two-run homer of his own in the third inning. Nick Gonzalez also hit a two-run homer in the third inning, also off Segismundo, and North Bergen was rolling. “Our hitting is good,� Gonzalez said. “We’re confident in our hitting. We are always practicing our hitting and that makes our game better.� “The strongest part of our team is our offense,� Gutierrez said. “I’ve always believed that the more you see a pitcher, the better of a chance you have to hit him. Our kids were focused. You could see it in their faces. They knew they were going to be tested, but you could see in their faces that they were definitely pretty confident.� The final score read North Bergen South 8, WNY American 4, giving North Bergen South its first District 7 championship since 2008. That team went all the way to the state championships – and a strong majority of that team now comprises the North Bergen High School varsity squad. “I know some of them,� said Gonzalez, who pitched three innings in the title game to earn the win. “I know Marco Hernandez [a lefthanded pitcher on the North Bergen varsity]. It makes me proud to be able to win this championship, but to be honest, I think this team is better.� North Bergen South has moved on to the Section 2 tournament and they won their first game Tuesday night, defeating Rutherford American, 12-6. Gutierrez is right. This team can really hit the ball. “We have a lot of hot hitters right now,� said catcher Eddie Malpica. “We all get along very well. We enjoy playing together and being with each other. That helps a lot. We want to get to the state championship, maybe even go further
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than the other North Bergen team went.â€? Well, they’re well on their way, needing only three more wins to get to the state championships next weekend in Pequannock. “I’m proud of the kids,â€? Gutierrez said. “They deserve everything. They work hard and they listen. They let me coach them when it’s necessary. I think we’re all pretty excited about winning the tournament. After facing Segismundo twice, these kids feel that they can hit anyone. After hitting against a pitcher of his caliber, anything can happen.â€? “I’m very confident in our team winning,â€? said Francisco, who displays his tongue while pitching. Francisco doesn’t mind getting kidded about his tongue action. “My Dad did it and my Grandpa and my Grandpa’s dad,â€? Francisco said. “When I’m focused, that’s what always happens. The tongue just comes out.â€? Francisco was asked if he knew of another famous athlete who wagged his tongue when he played. “Yeah, Michael Jordan,â€? Francisco said without hesitation. “I guess I’m not in bad company at all.â€? He’s in the company of champions. “We have a lot of heart,â€? Nick Gonzalez said. “That’s the best thing we have.â€? We will have more about the North Bergen South All-Stars’ exploits in the state sectional tournament next week‌ Congrats to the Union City Babe Ruth AllStars, who captured the District 6 Babe Ruth championship last week, defeating Weehawken in the championship game‌ EXTRA INNINGS focuses on the best stories that come from local baseball and softball leagues throughout the area, from Little League action through travel leagues. If you have any noteworthy information to contribute to the EXTRA INNINGS, feel free to contact Jim Hague by phone at (201) 3035792, by general mail at 1400 Washington Street, Hoboken, NJ 07030, or via e-mail at OGSMAR@aol.com. The e-mail would be the best way of getting in touch. Please include a telephone contact name and number, in order to secure further information for a possible story. Also, if you have a picture to be used with the story, that would be a great help‌.—Jim Hague Jim Hague can be reached via e-mail at OGSMAR@aol.com
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WEST NEW YORK $189,000 - Good investment property,all sept. util.New furnances,hot water heaters, elect.& newer windows.Partial fin base w/fbth & walk out to yard. All offers subject to bank approval. MLS# 110011458
BAYONNE $299,000 – The Montrachet 2Bed /2Bath condos w/ elegant façade bespeaks the grandeur of the antebellum American South, wonderful enhancements & details, portico entry & parking. MLS#120000782 HOBOKEN $560,000 - One of Hoboken's unique 2 Bedroom units. Circular great room w/8 south facing windows, natural sunlight, great closet space, hwd flrs, c/a/c, w/d in unit. Parking included. Gym in the building and great storage. MLS#120000956 $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 $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 $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 $319,000 - Conveniently located in heart of Hoboken, this 2B/1B condo provides easy access to NYC transit, shopping, restaurants & entertainment! Don’t miss out on the amazing opportunity to own this fabulously priced condo! MLS#120006596 $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 $319,000 - Conveniently located in heart of Hoboken, this 2B/1B condo provides easy access to NYC transit, shopping, restaurants & entertainment! Don’t miss out on the amazing oppor-
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NORTH BERGEN $129,777 -Charming 1Bed in convenient "racetrack" location is the perfect 1st home! Living & dining room adjoins kitchen, spacious bedroom, tile bath, heat/ hot water included in maintenance - Why rent? MLS#120007833
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$198,777 - The choice is yours! Why rent? Own this beautiful 3Bed/1.5 bath 1 family colonial home at a fraction of the cost to rent. LOW TAXES. Beautiful backyard, American dream! NOT a short sale, simply priced to sell. MLS#120007818
tunity to own this fabulously Flooded w/natural sunlight all day priced condo! MLS#120006596 long!! Hwd flrs, custom painted, corian couters, s/s appl., humidifi$639,000 – Fabulous Downtown er, w/d & more! MUST SEE! Park Ave 2B/2B Condo, MLS#120000372 1310sq.ft. private terrace, wood burning fire place, upgraded $709,000 - Exceptional end unit kitchen and bathrooms & 3Bed/3Bath Fanwood style home moments from Hoboken PATH. flooded w/natural sunlight! H/W MLS#120008120 flrs. Fireplace. Cherry cabinets. SS appl. Parking for 2cars. Community $519,000 - Conveniently located boasts 2pools w/jacuzzis, tot lot, & spacious home. 2Bed/2Bath waterfront promenade & shuttle to condo boasts high ceilings, hwd ferry. MLS#120005374 flrs, ss appliances, granite counters w/an open kitchen, pri- $635,000 - Jacobs Ferry Delaware vate terrace, ample custom clos- style home. 3Bed/3Bath Ideally et space & deeded parking. located on southernmost row of Welcome home! community. NYC and park views. MLS#120007182 Flooded with natural sunlight. Steps to second pool, bus and $649,900 – 2B/2B home your ferry shuttle. Parking for two carsgreeted by a blend of old world one in private garage. charm & modern sophistication. MLS#120006540 Exposed brick, high ceilings, gas fireplace, gourmet kit, w/d, JERSEY CITY landscaped deeded yard, 400s/f $362,758 - Great 2 family in the deeded storage & close to Western Slope. Wonderful backPATH. MLS#120007146 yard w/above ground pool. Full unfinished basement w/ laundry JACOB-BULL’S FERRY area. Tons of storage space & $420,000 - OWNER SAYS SELL!!! great transportation to NYC and Albany 2 Bedroom unit on Journal Sq. MLS#120002495 Southern most row of community!! Great location near park, pool, ferry $419,000 - Charming brick row bus and bus to NYC!!!! home w/NYC views on lovely MLS#110009423 Ogden Ave full of original detail features front yard w/flowering $439,000 - Fabulous 2Bed/1Bth tree says "WELCOME", high Albany style home. Totally renovat- ceilings, 2 bed plus den, large ed kitchen. Extended breakfast bar, deck overlooking NYC SS appliances, stylish cabinetry & MLS#120004868 Granite. Community features two pools w/jacuzzis, tot lot, waterfront $260,000 – “Society Hill” Jersey promenade & shuttle to ferry. City’s best kept secret. A tranMLS#120001831 quil, gated waterfront community. Pool, club house, tennis $534,000 - Stylish waterfront courts, play area, waterfront Bergen II for sale!!! Views of promenade, and 24hr security. river/city from every room!! ss 2BR w/7 custom closets, securiappli, granite, recessed lighting, ty system & 1 car parking. hwd flrs, ADT home alarm system, MLS#120005148 California closets 2 pools w/ jacuzzis, tot lot, waterfront prome- $75,000 - Renovated Corner 2BR/1BA is best value in Jersey nade & free shuttle. MLS#120001135 City. Features Caesarstone counters, ss sppliances, beauti$405,000 - Unique Albany style ful cabinetry, custom backhome for sale!! Parking for 2 cars- splash, hwd flrs, c/a, abundant one in garage. Community boasts closets and high ceilings. 2 outdoor pools w/Jacuzzis, tot lot, SHORT SALE - makes great waterfront promenade and free investment or first home. shuttle to NY Waterways and light MLS#120006594 rail. MLS#120000333 $524,900 - Fabulously appointed $649,900 - Unparalleled end unit 1300s/f 2B/2B Condo w/Private Delaware style home w/sweeping Terrace & NYC Views! NYC views from every room!! MLS#120005906
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$249,900 - This truly charming 1 Bed condo is the perfect starter home!!!! Conveniently located, this fabulous condo provides easy access to PATH, shopping, restaurants & much more! Don't miss out on this exceptionally priced home! MLS#120007949
$262,000 - Stunning SOHO-Style Lofts 1 bed w/soaring 18” ft ceilings oak kit w/granite counters w/breakfast bar, pendant lighting, ss appliances, step up alcove w/bay windows, architectural detailing, gym, 24Hr drmn & concierge. MLS#120007756
$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 RUTHERFORD $599,000 - Do not miss this rare opportunity!! Unparalleled waterfront top floor 2Bed/ 2Bath condo!! Balcony w/ River & Manhattan views. MLS#100005594 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 - fabulous potential. MLS#120001300 $149,900 -Magnificent totally remodeled lg. 1 br unit in the Summit House w/ unobstructed northern views of NYC & the river, California Closet, ss appli, granite, hwd flrs & w/d room. Priced to sell. MLS#120000918
tained..SS appliances, caesarstone counters, private terrace w/magnificent sweeping views, covered parking, health club & drman. MLS#120007005 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 $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
UNION CITY $299,900 - Incomparable NYC Hudson River views from this fabulously appointed 2B/ 2B direct East facing unit at The Doric! Features hwd flrs, modern appliances & spacious living/ dining rm w/panoramic NYC Views! MLS#120002314
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. $239,000 – Welcome to the MLS#120001931 “Hudson View” beautiful oversized one bedroom w/ granite BELLEVILLE countertops, ss appliances, hwd $309,000 - Fabulous Belwood flrs, w/d, indoor deeded parking Model w/Corian Counters & & easy access to public Custom Window Treatments! transportation & NYC. Short sale 2007 Community of the Year subject to bank approval. Award! Private Club House / MLS#120004002 Community Rm w/ Pool, picturesque Gazebos, & Bocce Ball $289,000 – 3Bed/2Bath 1400sq.ft Court MLS#120002073 southeast corner condo w/NYC views from every rm, updated $219,000 – Come see this great kitchen & bath. Full service home totally redone! This doorman building w/gym, deli charming 3BR 2Bath lovingly and pool. Easy NYC commute cared for by one family for many via bus, rail or train. Welcome years with great potential. Home! MLS#120002620 Modern kit, upgraded baths, fenced-in yard, short walk to $378,000 - 2Bed condo @ The everything & very love taxes. Thread complex is perfectly pro- MLS#120006638 portioned and impeccably main-
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HOBOKEN LISTINGS BRIGHT STUDIO East facing sunny terrace off living area is large enough to entertain or just relax. High ceilings. Hwf. Low taxes. $190,000 VERY BRIGHT LOFTY HOME! Heart of downtown. 5th flr home in elev bldg. Spacious living space at lofted BR. W/D, granite & SS. $250,000 SPACIOUS 1BR+LARGE DEN Perfect starter home, exp brick, f/p, built in bookshelves. 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 YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL! Downtown 2BR in elev bldg, w/ 2 deeded prkg spaces. Box layout. Corner unit w/ loads of windows. HWF. $329,900 1.5BR NEWLY RENOVATED HWF throughout, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances.Don't miss out! $339,000 WHY RENT?. Gut Renov. BR w/ semi enclosed LARGE priv terrace.CAC/H, Upgrades Galore, W/D & Common Storage. $389,000 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 Visit www.HobokenProperties.com for more info on our listings.
NEW LISTING! AMAZING 1 OF A KIND HOME! Private elev opens to over 1,548sqft of luxury living. Ktch w/ GE profile SS Appls. W/D & wine frig. marble/travertine tiles, granite, brkfst bar. Priv Deck $719,000 THE WESTFIELD - MODERN 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 COVETED 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
LISTINGS IN SURROUNDING AREAS 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 RECENTLY RENOV STUDIO Full ktch w/SS appls & extra-long granite top island. Fantastic lighting, and great closet space $165,000 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 OVERSIZED 1BR Spacious LR & DR. WIC. Ktch w/custom European cabinets. HWF & crown molding + 160sq.ft. ter w/ NYC views. $224,900 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
SPACIOUS BERKLEY MODEL Sought after community. Open flrpln, bright & sunny LR w/ eastern exposure. SS appls. Cathedral ceilings. $325,000 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 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 ESSEX TOWNHOUSE IN WATERFRONT COMMUNITY SS, granite & beautiful tile flrs. 4BR/4.5BA! Empire Bldg views from top flr. $694,900 NEW LISTING! HENLEY ON THE HUDSON Stunningly designed, prof. decorated 1457 interior sf 2br/3ba + huge priv outdoor terrace. Custom marble foyer, wall surfaces, tray-ceilings, & dark wood floors. $785,000 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 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 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 Visit www.HobokenProperties.com to view photos of all our lisitings.
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WEEHAWKEN "AMAZING" is the word to describe the VIEW you own when you live in Fulton House. 3 STUDIO O units available ALL with BALCONY. Qualified buyers can own for LESS than RENTING. $139,900, $149,000, $160,000 Choose to save $$$ and upgrade yourself OR select the already renovated one, check out example unit @ www.BOULEVARDEASTLIVING.info Did I mention that FORMULA ONE RACE will be visible in 2013 from the balcony of your unit ???
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$10,000 just slashed from the asking price today ! Nice area right near St. Peter's University 1 FAMILY w. 2-car PARKING 7 BRS / 2 BATHS Spacious Rooms, hardwood flrs, DECK and YARD, enclosed SUNPORCH...Stained glass and other original details $349,000
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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 $424,900 647 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. $499,999.
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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
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THE PIER HOUSE $779,000 Stunning corner triplex, turn key 2bdrm, 3bth w/lofted den has it all! Oversized chef's kitchen, 1 car parking, 2 terraces with views of Statue of Liberty. Ferry at your door, Path & Light Rail close by cbmoves.com/120008112
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HISTORIC BRICK ROW $689,000 In the heart of Van Vorst Park Owners duplex on 2nd & 3rd flrs, 1 bdrm rental unit on first floor w/backyard.4 bdrms, 2.5 bths exposed brick, central a/c and lovely deck. Minutes to Grove St Path a must see! cbmoves.com/120004612
SAT 12-2PM & MON 6-8PM 549 GREGORY AVE $518.900 4 story, 2F home ideally situated across from Gregory Commons & the Bella Vista. 7 bdrms, 4 bths Well kept w/updated kitchens cbmoves.com/120003434
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FHA APPROVED $144,900 Freshly renovated never lived in 2bd condowell appointed kitchen & bath, quiet Heights area easy access to public transportation. 3.5% down is all you need for this unit cbmoves.com/120006218 HEIGHTS CONDO $164,900 1bdrm plus den, 1000 sf, low taxes & maintenance, hw flrs ample closet space. Move right in, close to all transp. cbmoves.com/120003884 BARGAIN BIG UNIT $175,000 Sprawling 1363 sf 2bd condo Beautiful well maintained elevator bldg. Low taxes & maintenance (even includes ht/hw)Prime JSQ location cbmoves.com/120008149 PERFECT STARTER $199,000 2bdrm unit prime Height area in move in condition, updated kitchen, exposed brick, close to Ligth rail & public transp. cbmoves.com/120004548 ST JOHN'S CONDO $214,000 Fantastic 1bdrm in elevator doorman building.Oversized 1bdrm w/NYC views, maint inc heat & hot water.2 blocks to the Path station at JSQ cbmoves.com/120007299 DOWNTOWN CONDO $239,900 Great 1 bdrm, mod kit & bth, lovely yard, minutes to Path and all Downtown delights! cbmoves.com/120003208
ON HAMILTON PARK $314,000 Stunning 1bdrm w/attention paid to every detail. Oversized bedroom c/a, crown moldings, hw floors low taxes and maintenance. Newport mall, Path, Ferry and light rail minutes away cbmoves.com/120006424 BROWNSTONE CONDO $459,000 Gorgeous 3bdrm, 2 bth unit on top floor w/private roof rights w/NYC views. 2 original mrble fireplaces ceiling medalions, 19Th century pocket doors. One of Downtowns best, a real gem & must see. cbmoves.com/120007824 1-F NEAR LIGHT RAIL $159,000 Grat for first time buyer, 3 bdrms 2 bths, large backyard, walk in basement near Kennedy Blvd. cbmoves.com/120002380 BIG BEAUTIFUL 1F $235,000 Right off Kennedy, 4 lg bdrms, huge formal DR, 2 big full bths, big luxurious yard w/patio cbmoves.com/120007921 BRICK TWO FAMILY $199,000 Well maintained on tree lined st. Sep utilities, well kept home w/ finished basement. cbmoves.com/120008209 WEST BERGEN 2F $275,000 Great location w/finished bsmnt beautiful backyard, 1 block away from all essential services, Don't miss out! cbmoves.com/120008249
LIVE IN LUXURY $949,000 JAMES MONROE 2-3Bdrm duplex sought after direct East exposure corner w/So. Exposure 2 terraces 1 w/Jacuzzi facing NYC cbmoves.com/100008327 CLEAN 2F W/PARKING $299,000 Amazing home on best block, 3 over 3 w/finished basement, new sep furnaces w/central air, side by side entrances, lovely front porch cbmoves.com/120002071 WESTERN SLOPE 2F $299,000 On bright corner nice layout w/ formal dining rooms, convenient to Journal Square Path. cbmoves.com/120003293 NEWER 2F W/GARAGE $348,000 Three bdrms, 2 full bths ea unit huge finished basement, close to everthing including Light Rail, Board of Education and all city services. A great opportunity for the savvy buyer. cbmoves.com/120006435 ISLAND TWO FAMILY $449,000 Fantastic totally renovated 2F brick row only minutes to Path & Downtown, lg L/R w/ornamental fireplace & original tin ceilings, ultra modern kitchens, gleaming hardwood floors, original crown moldings total of 3 full baths large yard w/patio finish this home cbmoves.com/120003637
GREAT INVESTMENT $250,000 Three family sold as is and close to all essential services. cbmoves.com/120005439 YOUNG 3F W/GARAGE $359,900 Excellent rent roll, newer property no work required just collect rent 7 bdrms, 5 bths, finished bsmt. cbmoves.com/120005006 DETACHED 4F $398,500 With parking in great area. All spacious box rooms, newer baths basement w/sep entrance, 3 heat and 4 boilers. Conveniently located to public transportation cbmoves.com/120005641 AFFORDABLE 6F $259,900 Each unit has 2 bedrooms and sep gas heating. Great investment for the savvy investor. cbmoves.com/120005400 INVESTMENT $169,000 A very good mixed used property situated on a strategic location for any type of business on the ground level. Priced right. cbmoves.com/120007993 GREAT OPPORTUNITY $200,000 Solid brick w/2 storoes and tons of parking. 1 store is vacant and the others is being used as an auto repair shop. Nice super busy area in the heart of Jersey City's Business district. And convenient to all city services. cbmoves.com/120000520
POWER HOUSE DIST $339,900 And Waldo lofts a Tribecca styled area w/fantastic warehouse buildings, restaurants, bars & cafes the lobby is transformed into a artist gallery each month. Dream commute Path, Ferry & Lt Rail close by. A must see cbmoves.com/1200005096 PAULUS HOOK CONDO $449,000 1000SF 1 bd w/oversized deck in unique historic brick building. Tavertine tiles adorn the oversized bath w/walk in shower, cbmoves.com/120002630
Sought after 1bd, highly $299,900 views. ALSO FOR RENT 2,100 Mint condition 2 bdrm $394,900 huge 2bd w/lofted den $399,000 stunning views ESTATE SALE Huge 3bd $399,000 Patio ALSO FOR RENT 2,950 2bd, 2bth stunning views $399,000 Spacious 2bd, 2bth Mint $399,900 Highly renovated 2bd, 2b $429,900 Rare find renovated 3bd $483,900 Stunning 2bd, 2bth $494,900 1 W/whirlpool,gorgeous views "GREGORY COMMONS AN UNCOMMON PLACE TO LIVE marlenefrazzini.com
WATERFRONT LIVING $624,999 Corner 2bdrm unit w/Southern exposure allowing breathtaking panoramic views. Exquisitely appointed. Deeded parking cbmoves.com/120004820
THE VERSSAILLES $319,999 Feabulous 2bd, 2bth, Southeast corner "D" line, Jacuzzi tub, private balcony offering sweeping views of NYC & river, Financially sound.Amenities inc , pool, 2 car parking. Maint inc.: taxes, heat electric, water & hot water cbmoves.com/120001205
"A" CONDO $605,000 Luxurious living in this 2bd, 2bth w/parking in prime waterfront location. Sun drenched unit. Maint includes Ht/Hw & gas. cbmoves.com/120003094
NORTH BERGEN $525,000 Detached brick steps from Blvd East, updated kitchens, semi fin walk up attic, finished basement 1 car garage, paver driveway. cbmoves.com/120006926
THE ULTIMATE CONDO $630,000 Experience waterfront luxury living in the Power House District. Great corner unit w/Southern exposure allowing breathtaking panoramic views of lower Manhattan from your private balcony. Exquisitely appointed w/GE profiel appliances granite conters, 42" Maple cabinet marble finishes, Kohler fixtures, in unit wash/dry, deeded parking. cbmoves.com/120008396
UNION CITY $249,900 Great investment 3F on nicest block. Huge 4 or 5 bdrms on 1st flr parking, sep ht/hw, priced to sell cbmoves.com/120006856 SECAUCUS $329,000 Unique corner unit in lovely Harmon Cove Towers. Renovated 2 bdrms, 2bths w/balcony facing NYC & underground deeded parking cbmoves.com/120007647
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116 TOWNHOUSES 135 APT/CONDO/ FOR SALE CO-OP FOR RENT Sick of the heat and the noise? Come to beautiful Cedar Grove! Totally renovated 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Townhome on Upper Montclair border- steps from Upper Montclair Village! EZ Commute to NYC and Hoboken! Granite Countertops in kitchen and baths, Pella sliding glass doors to Juliet Deck off Master Bedroom and the Living/Dining Room Decks, Central Air, Fireplace, Skylights, Gleaming Hardwood Floors throughout, Stainless Steel appliances and Walk Out Basement-all in Cul-de-sac of Prestigious Highpoint! All for only $457,732! Call 973-4334264/email stacykilkenny@optonline.net for showing. Free day passes to Cedar Grove Pool for preapproved buyers!!
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BAYONNE - 1 Bedroom Apartment in Two Family House, 1st Floor. Use of yard, garage, and washer and dryer in basement. WW carpeting, DW, and new kitchen and bath. $1100 per month. Heat and electric not included. Call 201-888-1803
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BAYONNE 3 BEDRMS.- L/R, D/R, kitchen. New hardwood floors, freshly painted. Near trans./school/shopping. Parking avail. $1,300P/M. Pay own utils. 1½ mo. sec. W/D OK. No smoking. 201-467-1094.
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201-646-1234 WEEHAWKEN - Furnished 1 BR apartment to rent, located less than a block off Blvd East on charming residential street. $1000 plus utilities. 212-5065173
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WNY: Nice, big 1BR, nice neighborhood, H/HW included, hardwood & ceramic tile floors, 10mins to NYC. Section 8 welcome. 201-388-6190.
185 VACANT LAND & LOTS COOPERSTOWN RIVERFRONT! 7 ACRES - $59,900. 435 ft of gorgeous waterfront! 4 miles from Village! Perfect building site! Owner must sell NOW! 888-918-6264 www.newyorklandandlakes.com
HOBOKEN $415,000 SATURDAY 7/21 1:00PM-3:00PM 1302 PARK AVENUE #3S Approximate 800sqft floor-plan featuring 2 bedroom plus den/nursery/office and one bath with a loving restoration of turn of the century old world charm, gorgeous new kitchen!
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HOBOKEN $484,999 SUNDAY 7/22 1:00PM-3:00PM 805 WILLOW AVENUE #1R Stainless granite kitchen, tumbled granite bath, built-in surround sound in living area, and audio throughout unit, professionally landscaped 500sqft yard!
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HOBOKEN $550,000 SUNDAY 7/22 1:00PM-4:00PM 1125 MAXWELL UNIT 511 Maxwell Place, the place to live in Hoboken! Southern Exposure! Exquisitely customized to perfection! Amenities you don't want to miss out on! Chef's kitchen w/custom cabinets, SS appliances, and granite counters. Flooded with natural light! Offering Outdoor pool, 24 Hr Concierge, and much more! Parking available for rent or purchase.
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HOBOKEN $849,000 SUNDAY 7/22 12:00PM-3:00PM 1500 WASHINGTON ST. #6Q VIEWS!!! Stunning corner 2B/2Ba @ Hudson Tea. 13' ceilings, clean line design European kitchen, custom built-ins, hi-end fixtures (Kohler, Kuppersbusch, Lutron) Polk audio system. Sweeping NY and Hudson views plus world class amenities.
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HOBOKEN $419,000 SUNDAY 7/22 1:00PM-4:00PM 321 BLLOMFIELD ST. #1 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.
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Downtown Jersey City - 101 Wayne St, 4 Unit Condo nestled on the corner of Jersey Ave. amidst some of the trendiest restaurants, bars & shops. 2 blks from Grove St. Path is the entirely custom-renovated brownstone. Although each apt has its own unique appeal, they all share a exotic & distinctive range of dark brown hardwood Brazilian Walnut flooring, countertops and cabinetry, 2 bedrooms. 2 full baths, top of line SS Miele appliances and W/D in units. Call today for private viewing with Ana Maria @ 201.232.3346.
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WEEHAWKEN $868,620 SUNDAY 7/22 2:00PM-4:00PM 23 CAMBRIDGE WAY HENLEY ON THE HUDSON TRUE 3BR/3BA HOME. Quality construction & stunning finishes galore. Formal LR & DR w/bonus room, detailed tray ceilings, chefs kit w/granite & Viking appls, W/D, CAC & garage prkg.
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JERSEY CITY $484,900 SUNDAY 7/22 1:00PM-3:00PM 700 GROVE ST. #2M Nicest unit in luxury Toll Bros bldg with deeded parking and W/D. Tax abated. Elevator, 2 courtyards, gym, PATH shuttle, doorman. Pet friendly. So close you'd swear its Hoboken.
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Jersey works with many county and local law enforcement agencies to bring comprehensive, hands-on training to officers, equipping them to interact safely and effectively with individuals with disabilities. These troubling videos serve as a reminder that there is an ongoing need for all law enforcement professionals to receive this kind of training – and that the time to implement it is now. Jessica S. Oppenheim, Esq. Director, Criminal Justice Advocacy Program The Arc of New Jersey
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In the July 8 article, “ Second video spurs conflicting views of disabled man’s beating by N.J. State Police” , Star-Ledger journalist Christopher Baxter brought to light the second of two videos showing NJ State Police violently restraining a man with an intellectual disability. I’m not here to argue whether or not the footage is deeply disturbing – it is; I’m not here to review the actions of the officers involved – there are already official mechanisms in place to accomplish that; and I’m not here to raise the question of whether unwarranted, excessive force against any suspect, including one with a disability, is acceptable – it most certainly is not. As a professional advocate for New Jersey citizens with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), I’m here because the best way to reduce mistreatment of suspects with I/DD is to provide training about how to recognize and communicate with a person with these disabilities. In New Jersey, no such training is required or even routinely offered for law enforcement officials, either at the academy level or the in-service level. The Arc of New
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On behalf of the New Jersey Restaurant Association (NJRA) representing over 25,000 eating and drinking establishments, we support State Assembly efforts to help small breweries sell their products. However, the proposed amendment permitting breweries to have a cash bar at the end of their tours leaves us frostier than the beer! Throw in a little “free” food, and we see breweries growing into open “Beer Gardens” that will undermine the value of our liquor licenses. We favor beer samplings as part of a flat fee brewery tour, but a cash bar should require a liquor license as it always has. New Jersey restaurants have paid dearly for their liquor licenses, in some cases over a million dollars,
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In a week that saw the opening of an offtrack wagering facility in Bayonne, political oddsmakers say that State Sen. Sandr a Cunningham will not likely run for Jersey City mayor next year, despite an upcoming rumored meeting between her and her close ally, State Sen. Ray Lesniak. Some suggest that Jersey City Councilwoman Viola Richardson, who would likely get Cunningham’s support for a mayoral run, may not run for mayor either, but may seek reelection to her at-large council seat. This, of course, leaves the continuing question of who actually is running. At this point, Jersey City Councilman Steven Fulop has already announced, and it is reported that incumbent Mayor Jer r amiah Healy will seek reelection, which would explain his recent visit to a fundraiser for State Sen./Union City Mayor Br ian Stack and his continuing close association with Cunningham. Fulop to date seems to be putting together a ticket of no-name council candidates, which could pose a problem, because he needs his council candidates to help him garner votes in sections of the city where he might not quite have the name recognition as in his own ward. But there are well-known council people, such as Richardson, Rolando R. Lavar ro, J r ., and Nidia Lopez – who might give him significant clout and who made their reputations as independent voters, though they might not always support Fulop’s vision for the city –
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that he hasn’t approached. If Fulop fails to offer them slots on his ticket, they are likely to run as independents. To counter this, Fulop appears to be negotiating with state Assemblyman Sean Connors as a possible Ward E council running mate. Connors may be feeling the squeeze from the Healy team and may fear a possible move by Jersey City Councilman Bill Gaughan, who is not seeking reelection to the council, but some claim wants Connors’s assembly seat. Healy, meanwhile, appears to be building a ticket of well-known, perhaps worn out, reliable loyalists such as Councilman Peter Brennan, Councilman Michael Sottolano, and possibly a return of former Ward C Councilman Steve Lipski. While Fulop has been seen as the up-andcoming candidate, some believe he is not strong enough to carry a ticket of unknown candidates, and will need to have a mix of knowns and unknowns to make it work. It is also possible that he could win as mayor but not have control of the City Council, although when push comes to shove, Healy looks stronger than he did six months ago, and this may attract serious money for his campaign. Fulop, Lipski, Connors, and Mike Manzo made an appearance at the Mt. Carmel Feast on Broadway in Jersey City on July 15.
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and it’s not fair to undercut those who have properly paid for this privilege. Currently breweries are not allowed to have cash bars, and we think this works well for all concerned. Can we imagine the Budweiser brewery in Newark having a cash bar at the end of their tour? We think not. The NJRA urges the State Assembly to support our position and prohibit the “on premise” sale and consumption of alcohol at breweries, and we’re asking our members to do the same. In short, we are all for the expansion of a presently very vibrant business model for micro-brews and brew pubs. But any relaxation of Title 33 as it relates to retail consumption or the cash sale of alcohol should remain as it has in this State for many years with great success.
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Insiders say that the big-money people may not be willing to invest in an opposition ticket unless a single candidate is selected. At this point, anybody and everybody is a possible candidate, even the most unlikely 4th Ward Councilman Tim Occhipinti. But the most serious contenders are Assemblyman Ruben Ramos and former School Board President Fr ank Raia. Raia appears to have the support of Councilwoman Beth Mason, whom he befriended during Occhipinti’s victory over former Councilman Michael Lenz two years ago. This poses a problem for Councilman Michael Russo, whose support is being courted by Ramos and by his relative, Councilwoman Ther esa Castellano, yet another possible mayoral candidate. With Raia’s and Mason’s combined money, Raia may be the front runner, although some believe he could be a hard sell to the public since he doesn’t frequently make public appearances. Although his annual summer party was well-attended – including a visit by U.S. Sen. Rober t Menendez – Raia drags a lot of baggage coming into any race for mayor. His status as a developer will make him an easy target for Zimmer supporters. Raia also did not exactly exude confidence among some when he kept calling Menendez “Congressman” instead of Senator. But opponents appear to be divided over taking a poll to see which candidate might stack up best against Zimmer. “She can be beaten,” one political observer said. “But everybody has to be behind one candidate, and that has to be right candidate.” Raia might be able to play down his role as developer, but he will also have to make other changes. “He has to shed some of his closest cronies,” this observer said.
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West New York remains a question mark until after Labor Day as well, when some believe Mayor Dr. Felix Roque and his son will be indicted for allegedly hacking into the website of his political opponents. They have already been arrested, but not indicted. An indictment could fuel a recall against Roque, but as in Hoboken, Roque would likely be opposed by several candidates dividing the opposition vote. Commissioner Count Wiley has already declared for mayor. Some believe behind-the-scenes power brokers who helped get Roque elected in the first place would likely back Commissioner Car idad Rodr iguez instead. If Roque steps town as a result of the indictment (an unlikely scenario) then the race would be wide open and could draw other candidates. Most believe Roque will not step down unless he is convicted, and it is possible that he can be exonerated, which would make him even more powerful politically.
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*Closed-end lease for 2012 Civic LX (Model FB2F5CEW) $149 per mo 36 mos, 2012 Accord LX (Model CP2F3CEW) $169 per mo for 36 mos, 2012 CR-V EX (Model RM4H5CJW) $259 per mo for 36 mos, 2012 Pilot LX (Model YF4H2CEW) $299 per mo for 36 mos. Base monthly payment excludes down payment (Civic LX $744, Accord LX $764, CR-V EX $854, Pilot LX $894). tax, reg & fees. Subject to availability, to approved lessees thru AHFC. Ttl Pymts/Resid=Civic LX: $5364/$11,952.95, Accord LX: $6084/$12,919.20, CR-V EX: $9324/$17,072, Pilot LX: $10,764/17,077.50. Lessee responsible for maintenance, excessive wear/tear & 15¢/mi over 12K mi/year for vehicles with MSRP less than $30K, but for vehicles with MSRP ARS IN A R YE of $30K or more milage cost is 20¢/mi over 12K mi/year. ‥Based on 2012 EPA mileage estimates. Use for comparison purposes only. Do not compare to models before 2008. Your actual mileage will vary depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle. ^Used cars sold cosmetically as is. Prices inclu $500 Military Incentive, $500 College Grad Incentive, $500 Hudson Honda Customer Loyalty Offer, must finance thru dealer, see dlr for details. Pics for illus purp only, not resp for typos or equip errors. +$500 used as a down payment or cap cost reduction assistance thru HFS. $500 Hudson Honda match. Excludes Fit. §Low APR offers available up to 60 mos on select new 2012 models; cannot be combined with adv specials/any other offers; for qual buyers; see dealer for details. XLow APR offers available up to 36 mos on select HCUV; cannot be combined with adv specials/any other offers; for qualified buyers; see dealer for details. Offer expires three days after publication. Credit Call for a cure to your credit problems:
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Must present coupon when order is written. Cannot be combined with any other offers or previous purchases. No substitutions. Cost does not include taxes, shop supplies and hazardous waste fees, if applicable. Valid only at Hudson Honda. Exp 08.22.12.
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