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VOLUME 25, NUMBER 1 • SUNDAY, JULY 29, 2012
Town Council appoints Boylan, expands police force
Four make for more art
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By Adriana Rambay Fernández
Artists Robin Mitchell, Susan McCallen, Bobby Travieso, and Julie Gadaleta gather in Travieso’s home.
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aren R. Boylan has been appointed to serve as the Secaucus municipal court judge for a three year term that begins Sept. 1. Boylan, who was appointed by the mayor and Town Council at their July 24 meeting, had been serving as the local prosecutor. “I find it is an incredible privilege and honor to be given the opportunity to serve as a municipal court judge and am grateful to the mayor and council for the opportunity,” said Boylan. “I promise I will serve the town well.” Boylan, 43, was appointed to serve as Secaucus prosecutor when Mayor Michael Gonnelli took office in 2010. Boylan has served 13 years as a county prosecutor in the Hudson County Prosecutors Office. A resident of 14 years, Boylan grew up in Jersey City and received her law degree from Rutgers University along with a master’s degree in public policy. “I always had in interest in fairness and justice,” said Boylan. “I grew up in Jersey City and it was something I felt strongly about.” The mayor and council appointed Boylan because they were very happy with her experience as well as the job she has done as a municipal prosecutor, according to Town Administrator David Drumeler.
HERE COMES THE JUDGE – Karen Boylan has been appointed to serve as the new municipal judge in Secaucus. Boylan is the second woman to ever serve as judge in Secaucus and takes the place of Judge Kathleen Walrod. Walrod was reappointed in a nearly split vote in 2009 when former Mayor Richard Steffens stepped in to serve out former mayor Dennis Elwell’s term after he was arrested for corruption. Walrod had served as judge since 1997.
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‘Quarters’ exhibits together locally
By Adriana Rambay Fernández Reporter Staff Writer
our artists have been exhibiting their work together throughout Hudson County as part of an artists’ group called the “Quarters.” They are Secaucus resident Bobby Travieso, Secaucus resident Julie Gadaleta, Bloomfield resident Robin Mitchell, and Glen Ridge resident Susan McCallen. All with diverse backgrounds and bodies of work, they recently held an exhibit at the Secaucus Public Library through July 2. “We have been showing on and off together for about six years now,” said Bobby Travieso. Quarters has exhibited together all over New
Jersey including Edgewater, Bloomfield, Glen Ridge, and several times at the Monroe Center for the Arts in Hoboken. Their art ranges from fine art to photography to cartooning. “Quarters is a small, close-knit group of four who enjoy exhibiting our artwork in untraditional local places,” said McCallen. Some of these nontraditional spaces have included a pet spa, a kung fu academy, and an antiques cafe. “I’m very proud of these exhibits, as they underscore the message that art is for everyone, everywhere,” said McCallen. “We never underestimate the place of exhibit,” said Travieso. “The most unusual end up
Monarchs and more in the meadows
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More than 700 people see 21 species during ‘Butterfly Day’
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By Adriana Rambay Fernández Reporter Staff Writer
FANCY FLIGHTS – The common buckeye butterfly alights on a flower. Photo courtesy of the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission.
ver 700 people explored the surrounding marsh and meadows on July 22 for the third annual “Butterfly Day” – a free event hosted by the Meadowlands Commission at nearby DeKorte Park in Lyndhurst, just outside Hudson County. People arrived as early as 8:45 a.m. even though the event wasn’t scheduled to begin until 10 a.m. The sun-filled day also brought out high numbers of butterflies, with 21 species sighted by spectators. For the first-time ever at DeKorte Park, visitors spotted the meadow fritillary, which is orange and red with heavy black
markings and has an affinity for nectar from black-eyed susans, dandelions, and ox-eyed daisies. The brown-colored horace duskywing – another rarity in the area – was also identified.
Surge in red admiral butterflies
“They all showed up for butterfly day,” said Jim Wright, communications director about the many types of species identified during the butterfly fest. There are 20,000 species of butterfly worldwide
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After mayor presses for tax dollar-saving measure, Meadowlands Commission releases report
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ecaucus Mayor Michael Gonnelli believes his town pays an unfair amount of tax dollars as part of a longtime tax-sharing program to spread out the benefits of Meadowlands development. After repeatedly pushing for the state’s Meadowlands Commission to provide information since the spring, the agency on Wednesday agreed to release a report on tax sharing that was prepared by Dr. David Listokin. The intermunicipal tax sharing formula was evaluated by Dr. Listokin from the Institute for Meadowlands Studies at Rutgers University and his recommendations were provided to the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission in late April. Through the state’s tax sharing program, started in the early 1970s, the towns in the Meadowlands region that are allowed to develop must pay into a tax pool so that other towns that can’t develop for environmental reasons can offset the loss of tax ratables. There are 14 towns in the Meadowlands District. Gonnelli, whose town is the highest contributor into the tax pool with 88 percent of the town in the district, has threatened to file a request through the Open Public Records Act for all of the emails, correspondence, invoices, phone logs, and information related to tax sharing if the commission did not release the report. He also said the town would pursue legal action if no action was taken because the formula is unconstitutional. The Secaucus municipality has also said the formula is unfair, antiquated, and serves as an economic disincentive. “I don’t know why this information is kept secret,” said Gonnelli. “That information is paid for by public funds…it is public information.”
He asked the commission to put forth a resolution his administration had drafted to release copies to the District mayors. After the commission met in closed session they determined that a vote on the resolution was not necessary and agreed to release the report. “On behalf of all the mayors this will be a big plus for us,” said Gonnelli. The report prepared by Dr. Listokin came at the request of Gov. Christopher Christie. Christie asked the NJMC to study potential changes in the tax sharing formula that would provide greater predictability and decrease volatility for municipalities in the taxing district, according to Lisa Ryan, public information officer for the NJ Department of Community Affairs (DCA). As it turns out, the report includes a number of different scenarios for the formula. Gonnelli sent a letter to the governor dated July 6 “out of exasperation over the lack of progress with regard to fundamentally changing the tax sharing.”
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he New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) is on a quest to recycle the state’s oldest refrigerator or freezer and is offering a $1,000 reward, through New Jersey’s first ever “Oldest Refrigerator Contest.” The owner of the oldest fridge recycled through the BPU’s N.J. Clean Energy Program (NJCEP) will receive a $1,000 gift card good toward Energy Star products at any Sears store and the title of New Jersey’s Oldest Refrigerator Contest Winner. The winner will be announced in October. To take part in the contest, appliance owners simply sign up through Sept. 30 to have their refrigerator or freezer recycled by calling (877) 270-3520 or visiting www.NJCleanEnergy.com/refrigerator. Appliance owners get $50 per unit with a limit of two units each household. Appliances to be recycled must be in working order and between 10 and 30 cubic feet, using inside measurements. For more information, visit NJCleanEnergy.com or call (866) NJSMART.
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EXPLORE SCIENCE COMPETITION – Youths Cassidy Gonzalez, Armando Arguelles, and Brianna Marmora participated in an hour long tower competition at the Secaucus Public Library on July 19. The competition was part of a science workshop done by Explore Science featuring interactive learning skills which focused on gravity, air, and structure.
August movies at the Secaucus Public Library
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ree movies for adult residents are shown at the Secaucus Public Library and Business Resource Center on most Tuesdays, beginning at 1 p.m. Although it was previously announced that there would be no movies for July and August, library director Jenifer May reports that movies will begin again on Aug. 7. The movies are selected by Richard Gantzhorn, library technical clerk, and are shown on a large screen television in the second floor Panasonic Room. Light refreshments are also served. August’s movies will be presented at 1 p.m. on the following Tuesdays: Aug. 7, “Safe House,” rated R, a
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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 July 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 Aug. 8 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Back to School Family Night is Aug. 29 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Info (201) 330-2076. Secaucus town hosts movies: Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in Buchmuller Park. Also, movies will be shown Friday, Aug. 17 at Harmon Meadow Plaza
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Firehouse expansion under scrutiny
Town officials annoyed when NJMC mandates variances for door, BBQ pit
By Adriana Rambay Fernández
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ecaucus Mayor Michael Gonnelli on Wednesday told the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission (NJMC) during one of their meetings that he felt his town is being treated unfairly. He had received a letter saying the town should apply for variances to expand a firehouse. But Gonnelli encountered difficulty in speaking to individuals about the matter. “I really believe the town of Secaucus has become the target of this commission,” said Gonnelli. “In fact I don’t think people are allowed to talk to me without Marcia’s approval.” NJMC Executive Director Marcia Karrow said, “Your accusation, mayor, is ridiculous.” Gonnelli claimed that there were at least seven individuals from NJMC who had told him they could not speak to him without approval from the executive director. Karrow said that she had put the mayor in contact with Bernie Nangle, deputy executive director and that he had spoken to Sara Sundell, director of land use management. Gonnelli feels the town is being targeted because he has been a vocal opponent of the current tax-sharing formula in which Secaucus has to contribute millions of dollars each year to a pool to help municipalities who can’t develop in the Meadowlands for environmental reasons. The town hopes to build an expansion of Washington Hook and Ladder firehouse on County Avenue, which serves Xchange Place residential development and Harmon Cove. But the town was issued a letter July 19 that said they must apply for a number of variances by the NJMC.
The NJMC is a state commission that helps oversee development in several of the Meadowlands-area towns, including in 88 percent of Secaucus. The proposed firehouse expansion, which costs approximately $1.4 million, will include a training headquarters, office space for the three department chiefs, and two new bays that will accommodate fire vehicles.
Backlash from tax sharing complaints?
“I feel like because I am getting up and representing my town with [tax sharing]…my community is suffering,” said Gonnelli. In the same meeting, Gonnelli was successful in getting the NJMC to release a report that had been completed in April and that contains a number of other tax-sharing scenarios with variations on the formula percentage breakdowns (see briefs). Gonnelli referenced an executive order issued by Gov. Chris Christie, which states that state agencies should follow “common sense principles” in reviewing municipal projects and adopt rules for waivers for any unduly burdensome regulations. He said he would go to the Governor to request help getting the firehouse built if the Commission fails to waive the variances or will not offer an expedient process to review the municipality’s applications before July 30, when the project will open up for bids.
Front door, trees, parking lot, and barbecue pit
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trees, and to move a barbecue pit in a recreation area four feet away from the property line. “We have to get a variance to put a door in front of that firehouse because the zone says ‘no front yard loading,’ ” said Gonnelli. He added that municipal public safety projects in the past have been exempt from such regulations. “It really takes someone’s effort to really go through a municipal application like this to pick out things like a barbecue grill, parking for volunteers that don’t work there, [and] a firehouse with no front door,” he said. Others spoke out on the issue in favor of the municipality. “We got nothing from the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission over this past decade but a series of failed projects that had to be rethought, refunded, and re-spent,” said Secaucus resident Don Evanson who referred to landfills, the American Dream megamall and amusement project on Route 3, and Secaucus Junction train station. “And now you are moving in to a barbecue pit in the Secaucus Fire Department and we believe that the meddling at that level far exceeds the scope of the work of the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission.”
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“When you have a project like Mayor Gonnelli’s it is the heart of the town,” said Fred J. Dressel, executive director of the municipal committee and former mayor of Moonachie. He recommended that the NJMC review municipal projects only for zoning before referring them to the local planning board for further review. “The local planning board knows what the town needs.” After heading into closed session, the NJMC said that it would still require the municipality to file applications for the variances, but that it will expedite the approvals process to meet the July 30 deadline.
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Last year The Reporter wrote about a disabled woman who paid a $250 penalty plus court fees because she apparently parked in a handicapped access area of the Walmart parking lot, but did not realize it wasn’t meant for her. She said her resulting ordeal in the municipal court before Walrod was “unjust” and “inhumane” for someone who lives with a disability. “We felt strongly that it was time for a change in the court,” said Gonnelli. “I wish Judge Walrod all the luck in the world.”
New police officers sworn in
At the same meeting the mayor and council expanded the police force, which has had a number of retirements in the past two years. Leonardo Minervini and Alex Witrock were sworn in to serve as probationary police officers effective July 25 for an annual salary of $35,000. The officers start training next month and will most likely be out on the streets in six months. At the start of the year the town brought on five additional officers.
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NEW OFFICERS – Leonardo Minervini is sworn in as a new officer in Secaucus on July 24. He is one of seven new officers to join the force this year.
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“I know you will be a welcome addition to the force,” said Gonnelli during the ceremony. “Good luck in the academy.” The municipality has worked to increase the number of officers from 53 to 62 and has also tackled structure and criteria for promotions. Earlier in the year the town eliminated the position of chief of detectives. At last week’s meeting the mayor and council introduced an ordinance to amend the procedures for promotion. This measure comes after a loss of top-level officers due to the 11 recent retirements where all but one of the officers served as superiors. “We need more sergeants,” said Gonnelli. The mayor and council will hold a special meeting on Tuesday to discuss personnel matters, including the criteria for promoting an officer such as the written and oral exam, length of service, attendance, disciplinary history, and special consideration for veterans among others.
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LOCAL EXHIBIT – The Quarters, a local artists group, recently had a group exhibit at the Secaucus Public Library.
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with the most turnout and we end up with the most fun.” Travieso has been proactive in seeking out a local arts scene since he moved from Manhattan to Secaucus 13 years ago. “It was a slow interaction of meetings through shows that all four us got together,” said Travieso about how the group met. He said that other than friendship, the group provides a support system and greater visibility for their work.
“I take real, commercial cereal boxes and without opening them alter their front appearance to create my own theme,” said Travieso. Travieso pursued art as an adult after college. However, he had begun drawing at the age of seven after his father was killed during a holdup in Manhattan’s Washington Heights during the early 1970s. That event influenced him greatly and he took to art as an outlet.
Exploring own sense of self
McCallen has been exhibiting for close to 10 years. She said her work has been labeled as
“I’m very proud of these exhibits, as they underscore the message that art is for everyone, everywhere.” – Susan McCallen
“We all look out for opportunities and let each other know about future shows,” said Travieso. He said that the group tries to meet at least once a month at one of their homes.
From cartooning to metal sculpture
Each artist brings a distinct element to the Quarters and their exhibits present a range in subject and medium. Travieso is known as the cartoonist of the group and displayed his personal collection of 30 cereal boxes at the recent library exhibit. His work also includes fine arts pieces but his pieces tend to incite humor.
“neo-expressionist.” She addresses a number of themes through her pieces including the idea of internal and external space and a figure or figures within that space to provide context. “My hope is to encourage the viewer to explore his or her own sense of self within that space,” said McCallen. She hoped to demonstrate the range of her artwork at the recent exhibit with pieces such as the acrylic painting “The Crow,” a metal and glass panel sculpture “Face,” and the watercolor pencil drawing “Retired Clown.”
Revealing natural forms
Mitchell is inspired by classic masters such as Rembrandt van Rijn, Claude Monet, Leonardo
NOTICING THE HIDDEN – Artist Julie Gadaleta, a member of the artist group Quarters, takes photos of the unseen such as the reflection of a mannequin in a store window. da Vinci, and modern artists such as Georgia O’Keeffe, Andrew Wyeth, and Norman Rockwell. “I love detail and realism,” said Mitchell. “Natural forms, textures and bright colors seem to draw my attention more than anything else.” Her piece “3 Cats” of her mother’s three cats was created using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator software and incorporated scanned photos and Clip Art to transform the much loved pets into a painting. Her other works are inspired by people and places. One is a male torso sketch completed in college that reminds her of creative capability under pressure. Another is “Fancy Closet,” a painting that brings elements together such as a feather boa, red bedroom slippers, a teal umbrella, and red sun hat inspired by her grandmother who loves red.
Noticing the lines
Gadaleta began photographing fire escapes in her Hoboken backyard at the age of 15. She has always been intrigued with lines, angles, and looks for the unnoticed. She has a series called
PERSONAL REFLECTIONS – Artist Julie Gadaleta, a member of the artist group Quarters, photographs a rusty lock against a purple metal grate. “Window Art” that features reflections of mannequins looking longingly through windowpanes at street traffic. In another series of line artworks, one photograph shows a rusty lock against a purple metal grate with peeling paint. She is inspired by shooting macro, landscapes, still lifes, nature, and candid subjects. “My vision on photography is being able to capture a moment of time and turn it into art,” said Gadaleta in her artist statement. “My work is a reflection of…the roads I’ve traveled [and] the pain I’ve felt of lost dreams, disappointment, frustration and fear,” said Gadaleta. “Then there is hope, desire and new dreams yet to come.” The Quarters plans to exhibit as a group at the Monroe Center for the Arts in Hoboken in October during the Hoboken Artists Studio Tour.
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There was only one slight obstacle. Zampella is a full-time firefighter in the Mile Square City, so he had to be able to find a way to juggle his work commitments and coaching. One of the bridges to seeing the scheduling through was telling Mariniello that he needed to hire another Hudson Catholic and SPC alum – and ironically another firefighter – as his associate head coach. BY JIM HAGUE Jon Wasielewski, the former Hudson Catholic standout quarterback/linebacker who had been an assistant coach at Bayonne the last few seasons, had to be a part of Zampella’s staff. Wasielewski is also a firefighter, working in his native Bayonne. “With my schedule, time is pretty tough, but having Wasielewski as the associate head coach is a huge help,” Zampella said. The two coaches met with the new Hudson Catholic principal, Rich Garibell, last week. Hoboken native and firefighter returns On Monday, Zampella was introduced to the to his alma mater returning Hawk players as the new head coach. I n c r e d i b l y, few years ago, when the revolving door Zampella will be known as the head football coaching the fifth head position at Hudson Catholic was spincoach at Hudson ning once again, the school’s administration Catholic over the turned to one of their own to take over the last five years _ coaching reins. Stern, Demarest, But at the time, Lou Zampella, a Hudson Marshall, Eckert Catholic alumnus who played football for the and now Hawks during his playing days and was a longZampella. A high time assistant coach under Rob Stern, turned school football down the offer. program simply So the school turned to a slew of others over cannot be sucthe last few years. They tried a former Rutgers cessful with that University assistant coach, Chris Demarest, much turmoil and and that didn’t work. They went to a former transition. New York Giant All-Pro player in Leonard “ O b v i o u s l y, Marshall and that was a disaster. there’s been a lot Last year, it was Colin Eckert’s turn and of transition,” while the Hawks made some strides, posting a Mariniello said. 3-7 record, they still weren’t as competitive as “But with Louie they were when Stern and Zampella were a coming back and coaching tandem together. Was With Stern and Zampella leading the way, the HAPPY HOMECOMING – Hudson Catholic hired alumnus Lou bringing program went to the NJSIAA Non-Public Zampella, a Hoboken firefighter, as their new head football coach. back, I think that Group 2 state playoffs on a regular basis and Zampella played at the school and was an assistant coach for seven problem has been solved. This was played for the 2008 state title at Rutgers years there. my first hire and it University, losing to Holy Cross of Absecon, 7City High School for the last two seasons. had to be a big hire. Football sets the tone for 0, in the Group 2 title game. “I knew Louie was an alumnus,” Mariniello the entire school year. It’s obvious that we’ve Basketball coach Nick Mariniello has taken over as the athletic director this year at Hudson said. “I knew that he had coached here, played struggled over the last few years. We had to be Catholic and he was faced with his first taste of here. I knew he was a hard-working guy and I able to get more support back for our program, adversity, when Eckert resigned as head coach felt if we were going to take the next step, it instill some more school spirit. With the sucwas going to be with Louie.” cess Louie had as a coach, at Hudson Catholic, last week. The 37-year-old Zampella, a native of then St. Peter’s, then Hudson Catholic and This was going to be Mariniello’s first hire as an athletic administrator, so he had to make Hoboken who played football at both Hudson Union City, he was the right choice. Without a Catholic and St. Peter’s College for Stern and doubt in my mind, he’s the guy. He’s the one I sure it was a good one, a solid one. “Because of the timing, I was obviously then went on to coach at both locations with wanted. There’s no reason why we can’t do behind the eight ball,” Mariniello said. “As Stern, believed that the time was right to go what we used to do in football.” Zampella feels like he’s ready for the chalsoon as Colin told me he was resigning, I knew back to his alma mater. “First and foremost, there’s a new adminis- lenge of being a head coach. that there was only one person I could reach tration in place, making a new start,” Zampella “The reason why I made the move is that out to.” Mariniello’s first call was to Zampella, who said. “The school is on its way back up. That’s Hudson Catholic has always been in my heart,” has been the defensive coordinator at Union what made me take it this time. I was excited Zampella said. “I went here and played here. I about it.” the
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TASTY TIDBITS NB South’s fine run ends at Section 2 tourney Britt runs afoul of the law yet again; Escalera getting big boxing break he North Bergen South Little League 12-year-old AllStars saw their great run come to an end last weekend, when they were eliminated by Livingston American in the Section 2 tournament in Livingston. The locals won twice in the tourney, defeating Rutherford American and Teaneck Southern, to advance to the title game, but fell to Livingston American, 12-7. The host team advanced to the state championships this weekend in Pequannock. Once again, North Bergen South showed an incredible propensity to score runs, scoring 12 in the win over Rutherford and adding 14 in the win over Teaneck. Catcher Eddie Malpica hit home runs in each of the two wins. Angel Gonzalez also hit a big homer. The team showed tremendous resiliency throughout the District 7 and Section 2
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tourneys, with the ability to come back. Head coach Baz Gutierrez did a fine job in putting the team together. They represented the district and North Bergen well. The players, like Nick Francisco and Nick Gonzalez, proved that they have a very bright future and will be players to watch in the future. Much like the 2008 North Bergen South All-Stars, who went on to become standout players on the high school level this past season, chances are that these youngsters will be making headlines when they arrive on the high school scene in four years. They are certainly players to remember… Bayonne’s Kenny Britt was at it again last week. The former Rutgers grid star, currently with the Tennessee Titans, was arrested in Fort Campbell, Kentucky, and charged with Driving Under the Influence. Britt, who is rehabilitating a serious knee injury he suffered last year, was apparently stopped at 3:30 a.m. last Friday morning at the entrance of Fort Campbell, a military base. Britt was reportedly with Titans teammate Tommie Campbell and a female military soldier when he was stopped. He apparently was trying to bring the female soldier back to the base when the
spent seven years as the defensive coordinator here. I feel confident now with the people in place, that the school is moving in the right direction. I’ve always believed Hudson Catholic is a sleeping giant. I know it can be done. I’ve seen how successful Hudson Catholic could be.” Zampella said that his only regret was leaving the Union City program. “That was one of the hardest factors in all of this,” Zampella said. “Leaving Union City was tough. The program is on the rise. Wilber Valdez [the Soaring Eagles’ head coach] has done a great job there and the kids are tremendous. It was great to work with Wilber and the kids. I enjoyed my time there.” Zampella knows that it won’t be easy trying to turn the Hawks’ program around, like he was once able to do with Stern a decade ago. “For one, we have a major issue with the timing,” Zampella said. “We have to instill an offense and a defense. We want them to be fundamentally sound. But as long as we get better every day and we’re disciplined enough where we don’t beat ourselves, then I expect us to be competitive. We just have to put in the hard work.” If that’s the first obstacle, then Zampella clears it with ease. There is no harder worker in the business than Zampella. There were countless times over the years where Zampella would put in his shift with the Hoboken Fire Department, then head up to either Hudson Catholic or Union City to break down films into the wee hours of the morning. The hard work part will be easy for Zampella. It’s up to the kids to follow suit. It will also help that Zampella is just like the other Hawk players, simply because he was once one of them. He was an undersized defensive back who feared no one. He’s not coming from a major college or the NFL. He’s coming from their own backyard. “I think it extremely helps, because I’ve been in their shoes,” Zampella said. “I know what they’re going through. I can interact with them because I know what’s like. I can relate to them.” Zampella knows that the program sorely needs to have some sense of permanence, that the coaching revolving door has to stop spinning. “I think continuity is very important,” Zampella said. “I want to be here for a while. I like when people tell me I can’t do something. It makes me work harder. I think the hard work will take care of itself.” One thing is for sure: Hudson Catholic has one of its own calling the shots now. That in itself is a step in the right direction. Jim Hague can be reached via e-mail at OGSMAR@aol.com. You can also read Jim’s blog at www.jimhaguesports.blogspot.com.
NORTH BERGEN SLUGGER – Nick Gonzalez of the North Bergen South Little League All-Stars proved to be a top hitter in the District 7 and Section 1 tournaments. The All-Stars were eliminated from contention last week by Livingston American. base police stopped him. It marks the eighth run-in Britt has had with the police since he was drafted by the Titans in 2009. In February, Britt pleaded guilty in Hudson County Superior Court to a downgraded charge of disturbing the peace, after he was arrested in Hoboken on suspicion of having possession of marijuana. The drug charge was dropped because police could find no evidence of the marijuana. Britt also pleaded guilty last year to eluding police who alleged that they saw him speeding in Bayonne. He also had two outstanding arrest warrants in Tennessee for allegedly driving with falsified information on his driver’s license. Because of his prior run-ins with the law, Britt met with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell last August to discuss a possible
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TIDBITS from previous page suspension, but Goodell chose not to suspend the wide receiver. Now, this latest infraction could mean that Britt would face at least a four-game suspension and hefty fine from the league. Britt has undergone two knee surgeries since he was injured in a game last September. He underwent reconstructive surgery on his right knee last year and had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee in May. Britt has been a stalwart on the field for the Titans, catching 107 passes for 1,765 yards and 15 touchdowns in 31 career games, but this latest run-in with the law could spell the end for the troubled local product‌ The best fighting supermarket worker in Hudson County is getting his shot at the big time. Union City’s Jason “Monstruoâ€? Escalera will be part of a big boxing tripleheader Sept. 29 at the MGM Grand at Foxwoods in Connecticut. The card is being promoted by DiBella Entertainment and HBO Boxing and will be televised on the famed cable network. Escalera, whose full-time job is with a North Bergen supermarket, will take on Edwin “La Bombaâ€? Rodriguez in a 10round super middleweight bout. Both fighters will enter the ring with undefeated records. Escalera is 13-0-1 with 12 knockouts, while Rodriguez, ranked in the top 10 in all of the major boxing organizations, is 21-0 with 14 knockouts. The card is being called “The Road to Glory,â€? featuring some of the best up-andcoming fighters in the country. Escalera
has been moving up the ranks and this will represent his first real attempt at the big time. Escalera trains out of Joe Botti’s Union City Boxing Club. He’s getting the chance after HBO and DiBella executives were impressed by Escalera’s last fight, where he threw an astounding 650 punches in just eight rounds‌ The St. Michael’s of Union City AAU basketball team won their first three games at the national championships in Orlando earlier this week, advancing into the national semifinals. We’ll have more on the exploits of the St. Michael’s team in next week’s editions‌—Jim Hague
It’s been the strength of the team.â€? Modesto Sanchez and Khalil Jackson have been sharing the catching duties, with Tait, a power hitter and top slugger, manning first base when he’s not on the mound. The youngest of the Suarez family plays second base, along with Matthew Sicard. Tosado is the shortstop, while slugging Finn Hodgins is the third baseman. Justin Agosta, one of the team’s top hitters, plays left field, along with Jazper Mejia. Lubin, who has a ton of promise, is the centerfielder, with Hans Schundler, the son of former Jersey City Mayor Bret Schundler, in right. Before the team headed to Michigan, they went in unison to see Larkin’s induction and emotional speech in Cooperstown. “The kids were having a blast,â€? Suarez, Jr. said. “They met Yogi Berra, Frank Robinson, Gaylord Perry and Rickey Henderson.â€? Henderson once played minor league baseball in Jersey City in 1978, long before any of the current players were even born. Before that, in 1960, there was a Class AAA team in Jersey City, called the Jersey City Reds, although the team became the Jersey City Jerseys because of Fidel Castro’s overthrow of Cuba – and most of the players on that Jersey City team were of Cuban descent. Yes, that team (featuring future major leaguers like Cookie Rojas, Vic Davalillo and Julian Javier) was an affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds, much like the organization that once paid Mike Eusebio and the best shortstop in the franchise’s history. It all comes together. “I’m still living a dream,â€? Suarez, Jr. said. “I haven’t woken up yet. We set our goals in January and we hoped to get to the World Series. Now, we’re going.â€? Thanks to the help of a true Hall of Famer. 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) 303-5792, 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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them about the game,� Suarez, Jr. said. “It was more about development than anything. But the kids responded so well. They took it to another level.� They certainly did. The Jersey City Reds played in the North Jersey Youth Baseball League on the Sandy Koufax 13and-under level, the Amateur American Baseball Congress division that has been the home of several local teams over the years. In fact, the Sandy Koufax World Series was held in Jersey City for a few years in the late 1990s. In that AABC North Jersey League, the Jersey City Reds posted a 12-0 regular season record and went 5-0 in the state playoffs, winning the Team gets assistance from Hall of Fame inductee Larkin New Jersey state championship. With the victory, the Jersey City Reds are headed to the Koufax World ulio Suarez, Jr. has dedSeries in Battle Creek, icated his life to the game Michigan later this week. of baseball, much like his Suarez, Jr. has been very father, Julio, Sr. did when the impressed with the talent elder Suarez was involved level on his team. with the Roberto Clemente “We had 51 kids try out and Little League and as head to narrow it down to 13 was coach at St. Mary’s High the toughest thing,� Suarez, School. Jr. said. “I had kids who “It’s in the family,� the played for me in the past and younger Suarez said. “It’s in the did a good job and didn’t blood.� make this team. We had to be The devotion to the sport has equal opportunity and pick continued through the years, the best kids.� with Suarez, Jr. organizing a One of the standouts is youth baseball team for players right-handed pitcher Dillon just a little older than Little Tyler, whom Suarez, Jr. League age. believes is a rising star. Last year, the team was called “He’s a very good power the Jersey City Pirates, in honor pitcher,� Suarez, Jr. said. “He of the team that Hall of Famer STATE CHAMPS – The Jersey City Reds captured the Sandy Koufax 13U state throws the ball very hard. Clemente played for. This year, Suarez’s team got championship last week and will now head to the Koufax World Series in Battle He’s been awesome all season.� help from the newest member Creek, Michigan this week. Gabriel Tosado is another of the Baseball Hall of Fame – and they got a chance last weekend to share in outs and former minor league players Ralph and of the Reds’ top pitchers. Mike Eusebio and Julio Suarez, Sr.] and went “He mixes up his pitchers well,� Suarez, Jr. that Hall of Fame induction in Cooperstown. through each kid, giving his evaluation.� said of the righty. Through former Hudson Catholic baseball Imagine that. A former MLB superstar, a guy Elijah Tait, another right hander, has demonstandout Eric Amador Mays, a current baseball agent, Suarez was introduced to Cincinnati Reds headed to the Hall of Fame, was actually taking strated a dominating curve and good fastball on the time to advise a local baseball team. That’s the mound. The team has four other pitchers they legend Barry Larkin. can call on in the demanding schedule in The former National League Most Valuable dedication to the utmost. “Barry loves the game and wanted to be Michigan. Julio Suarez III, the head coach’s son Player and All-Star shortstop was living in Hoboken as he did analysis for the MLB involved every step of the way,� Suarez, Jr. said. and assistant coach’s grandson, is another pitcher Network, whose studios are located in Secaucus. “When the kids tried out, they were in awe. Here who is the team’s regular second baseman. “It’s actually been a blessing, getting a chance “Barry wanted to help the team out,� Suarez, Jr. was Barry Larkin, hands on, dealing with these to coach my son,� Suarez, Jr. said. “I was fortusaid. “With his resources, we were able to get a kids. He was there for the whole process.� In honor of Larkin – and for the organization nate enough to be coached by my Dad and now I sponsorship with [sporting goods giant] Under that Mike Eusebio played for during his minor can watch my son grow into his own.� Armour.� Tony Petrosino, Adam Swift and Terrance Larkin also came to the team’s tryouts at the league days (older brother Ralph was a Chicago bubble at St. Peter’s College Yanitelli Center’s Cubs prospect) – the 13-and-under team that Lubin are also quality pitchers who might get the Larkin helped to sponsor and form was renamed ball in Michigan. bubble last January. Lubin has received a nickname from the newest “He wanted to come and personally watch the as the Jersey City Reds. Larkin wasn’t concerned with building a winmember of the Baseball Hall of Fame. tryouts,� Suarez, Jr. said. “He even came with us “Barry calls him ‘Looby,’� Suarez, Jr. said. “It’s [the coaching staff consisting of Hoboken stand- ning program. “Barry just wanted to develop the kids, teach stuck. We definitely have a deep pitching staff. the
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and 725 that occur north of Mexico in North America. Wright said that it had been a good year for butterflies but an especially important year for the red admiral butterfly, which is undergoing an irruption – the term used to describe when a local species population suddenly increases in size. The increase in numbers may have to do with the mild winter the area experienced. Wright said that this was a second generation of red admirals that were drawn to the honeysuckle. He noted such an insurgence only happens every 10 years. Many other species were fluttering through the fest including the monarch, painted lady, cabbage white, question mark, broadwinged skipper, pearl crescent, and American lady. Birds also joined in the festivities such as the great egret, tree swallow, osprey, goldfinch, and marsh wren. In response to what it means for the area to have such wildlife and insects, Wright said, “For Meadowlands especially, it is a sign that this area is really coming back.” In the past the area was primarily a dumping ground for waste that caused pollution and environmental degradation, but today the area is in recovery and home to a budding urban ecosystem.
Signs of a healthy biodiversity
“If you don’t have a healthy biodiversity, you don’t have butterflies,” said Don Torino of the Bergen County Audubon Society (BCAS). “They are magical…it is a surreal experience [to see them].” Torino, who wore black antennas on his head and had butterflies tattooed up and down his arms, organizes a number of nature walks throughout the year. Torino added that it was important to know that butterflies are interconnected with plants and that for beginners it helps to know about plants.
The NJMC had a variety of flowers to attract butterflies including lavender, butterfly bush, and black-eyed Susans among many others. Many visitors learned that plants like milkweed attract monarchs while spice bush attracts the spice bush swallowtail. “That plant is called ‘A Mile a Minute’ because it grows very rapidly,” said Edith Wallace from the BCAS on a walking tour. She led a large group through a path and identified plants and butterflies along the way. Children at the event walked the trails on a scavenger hunt to find items such as the cone flower or bee balm, which they checked off on a worksheet. They also approached Wallace with various leaves and flowers they had picked up to get help identifying what they were.
Gateway to nature
“Butterflies are such a great gateway into nature,” said Wright. He said that people are drawn to butterflies because unlike other insects, they don’t bite and they are beautiful. “The kids like the butterflies,” said Michael Alandy from Jersey City. He walked along the meadows with his 3-year-old daughter Victoria who wore a shirt with butterflies on it. “I love butterflies,” said Jeri Hernandez from Ridgefield. She was pleased that the NJMC hosted such an event and felt that they are doing good work. “I just like to take photos,” said Suzanne Reynolds from Rutherford. She said that she visits DeKorte Park often. “Butterfly Day” is run by the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission and the Bergen County Audubon Society, with help from the Northern New Jersey Chapter of the North American Butterfly Association.
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FANCY FLIGHTS – Edith Wallace from the Bergen County Audubon Society eats rose hip as she leads a guided plant tour during Butterfly Day hosted by the Meadowlands Commission.
LOVE OF BUTTERFLIES – Three-yearold Victoria Wallace from Jersey City spent an afternoon at the New Jersey T:10”Meadowlands Commission for Butterfly Day.
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$419,000 - Charming brick row home w/NYC views on lovely Ogden Ave full of original detail features front yard w/flowering tree says "WELCOME", high ceilings, 2 bed plus den, large deck overlooking NYC $149,900 -Magnificent totally remodeled lg. 1 br unit in the MLS#120004868 Summit House w/ unobstructed $260,000 – “Society Hill” Jersey northern views of NYC & the City’s best kept secret. A tran- river, California Closet, ss appli, quil, gated waterfront communi- granite, hwd flrs & w/d room. ty. Pool, club house, tennis Priced to sell. MLS#120000918 courts, play area, waterfront UNION CITY promenade, and 24hr security. $299,900 - Incomparable NYC 2BR w/7 custom closets, securi- Hudson River views from this ty system & 1 car parking. fabulously appointed 2B/ 2B MLS#120005148 direct East facing unit at The Doric! Features hwd flrs, modern $75,000 - Renovated Corner appliances & spacious living/ din2BR/1BA is best value in Jersey ing rm w/panoramic NYC Views! City. Features Caesarstone MLS#120002314 counters, ss sppliances, beautiful cabinetry, custom back- $239,000 – Welcome to the splash, hwd flrs, c/a, abundant “Hudson View” beautiful overclosets and high ceilings. sized one bedroom w/ granite SHORT SALE - makes great countertops, ss appliances, hwd investment or first home. flrs, w/d, indoor deeded parking & easy access to public MLS#120006594 transportation & NYC. Short sale subject to bank approval. $524,900 - Fabulously appointed MLS#120004002 1300s/f 2B/2B Condo w/Private Terrace & NYC Views! $284,000 – 3Bed/2Bath 1400sq.ft MLS#120005906 southeast corner condo w/NYC views from every rm, updated $349,000 – Simply stunning kitchen & bath. Full service brick 2 family located in histori- doorman building w/gym, deli cal Bergen hill on lovely tree and pool. Easy NYC commute lined street. New kit/bath, stor- via bus, rail or train. Welcome age & closets, ample backyard! Home! MLS#120002620 Conveniently located to schools, shopping, transporta- $378,000 - 2Bed condo @ The Thread complex is perfectly pro tion & parks. MLS#120007541
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 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 $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 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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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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1016 Willow Ave. #301 Sun 7/29 2-4PM LOVELY 1BR W/ GREAT LAYOUT! Conveniently located near NYC trans. Features granite, ss appls, built in AC units, dining area & lrg wic. Well maintained pet friendly bldg w common & landscaped yard. $329,000 215 Clinton St. #2L Sat 7/28 1-3PM 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. $389,000 213 Monroe St. #2 Sun 7/29 2-4PM 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. $699,000 904 Jefferson St. #6K Sat 7/28 1-3PM 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. $749,000 108 Jackson St. #6A Sat 7/28 2/4PM GORGEOUS 3BR/2.5BA PH 1900SQ.FT. home with unobstructed NYC views from every room. Huge walk-in pantry, S.S., 3 wic's & much more. Steel & concrete elevator bldg w/ deeded prkg & backyard. $1,049,000 116 Liberty Dr., Jersey City Sun 7/29 1-3PM 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. $899,000
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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 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 Exp brick, f/p, built in bookshelves & more. Lrg common yard, bsmnt storage & laundry on site! $279,000 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. $329,900 1.5BR NEWLY RENOVATED HWF throughout, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances.Don't miss out! $339,000 SPACIOUS & RENOVATED 1BR 450sqft of exclusive outdoor garden & patio space w/ addt'l outdoor storage shed. Open flrpln, ss. W/D. $419,000 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 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 cntrs, brkfst bar. 25x 10 Priv Deck $719,000 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
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LOCATE YOUR BUSINESS Dining for 35 people & endless delivery options, outdoor seating, ktch equipment, tables/chairs/coolers incl. $90,000 REDUCED! RARE FIND Spacious LR/DR. Lovely terrace. Near trans. Onsite prkg & elev, convenient location. Southern exposure!!! $115,000 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 & near NYC trans. $195,000 MANY AMENITIES ABOUND! Starter home overlooking NY. Sundrenched home w/ ter & panoramic views. lots of closets & ss appl. $210,000 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 BRICK ROW HOUSE Home w/ wood burning f/p. Lrg master BR w/ wic, Jacuzzi. High tin ceilings, bright unit, 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 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 semifinished. Two zone cac. Landscaped bkyd w/ sprinkle system. $419,000 BRIGHT & OPEN 1BR+DEN/2BA With deeded prkg. Ample living space w/ room for DR, w/d, ss, & granite cntrs. $475,000 DIXON MILLS! Sunny corner 3BR/2BA loft. 1350sqft, marble & tile BAs, ktch w/ window & granite, SS, w/d, FULL of amenities. $529,000 WELL KEPT LARGE SINGLE FAMILY Sunny + Spacious, high ceilings. Open layout, garage. Huge attic. Eik leads to sunny yard. $525,000 ESSEX TOWNHOUSE IN WATERFRONT COMMUNITY SS, granite & beautiful tile flrs. 4BR/4.5BA! Empire Bldg views from top flr. $694,900 HENLEY ON THE HUDSON Stunningly designed, 1457 interior sf 2br/3ba + huge priv outdoor terrace. Custom marble foyer, wall surfaces, tray-ceilings, & dark wood flrs. Classic white chefs kit & much more! $785,000 TRUE 3BR/3BA HOME Quality construction & stunning finishes galore. Formal LR & DR w/bonus room, W/D & garage prkg. Community features, 24hr concierge, lounge, theater, gym, sun deck & infinity pool! $839,000 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 For more info visit www.HobokenProperties.com
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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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HOBOKEN OWN AN AFFORDABLE HOME ON HISTORIC WILLOW TERRACE
3 bedroom 1-FAMILY brick rowhouse. Private on street parking for owners in this neighborhood. Convenient midtown location NY busses at corner
Needs some TLC but has awesome potential and purchase price is less than many 2-bedroom condos yet gives you the privacy of home ownership. $550,000 contact CAROLYN
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2-FAMILY 3 BR R / 2 BATH H duplex.. with h YARD D forr owner New kitchen, bath, hardwood flrs PLUS 2 BR w. deck, new kitch / bath (rented for $1500+ util) GREAT yard. BRAND NEW ROOF. Individual heat/hot water systems
Stainless appliances, granite countertops, hardwood cabinetry, ALL NEW WINDOWS AND A NEW ROOF. REDUCED TO$ 525,000
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WEEHAWKEN ENJOY THIS VIEW EVERYDAY!!! O units available 3 STUDIO ALL with BALCONY. Qualified buyers can own for LESS than RENTING. $139,900, $149,000, $164,900 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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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 VAN VORST PARK 25 x 100 Brick, Mixed Use Property: 2,500 SF of open space w/ very high ceilings -- Great for restaurant, office, or studio! Enjoy the benefit of rental income from a beautiful 2BR/2BA apt w/ large rooftop deck. Busy area, Walk to Grove PATH. PLEASE CALL FOR MORE DETAILS JOURNAL SQUARE Fantastic 1 BR Condo in an elegant pre-war building w/ elevator. Features h/w floors, new kitchen w/ granite counters & s/s appliances,new bath w/ pedestal sink, period details, and ample storage. Low, low taxes and monthly maintenance! Walk to PATH. OFFERED AT : $179,000
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BAYONNE 2 BEDRMS.- 2 full baths, large top floor, new construction. Driveway, garage. Hardwood floors. With balcony. 1 block from Lt. Rail. Central heat/AC, new appliances, granite kitchen. Near schools/shopping. $1,550P/M. 1½ mo. sec. Mike, 732-740-3856. George, 201-978-3283. BAYONNE 3 BEDRMS.-L/R, D/R, large EIK. Separate entrance. Very close to NYC/Light Rail. $1,350P/M. 1½-mo. sec. Pay own utils. Avail. 8/1. 551-221-6349.
BAYONNE 5 RMS./2 BDRMS. Downtown. 1st floor, 2 family. Hardwood floor. Near Lt. Rail. $1,100P/M +utils. No pets/W/D. Call 201-852-8220.
BAYONNE: 2 small bedrooms. Move-in-condition. Utilities not included. 1 month security $925/mo. Call Frank for appointment. 201-953-4491
Downtown Bayonne 3 bdrm w frig, hardwood floors, close to lightrail/park, w/d ok. $1350 Call 201-455-5812 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY
GUTTENBERG 1 BEDROOMFurnished seasonal rental. 2 baths. Fabulous NYC/River views. Utilities/cable/Olympic pool/gym included. Parking available. $1,975P/M. 917-5832638.
HOBOKEN………………. $375,000 Sunny 1BR,oversized 2nd flr unit, Open Flr Plan, Kitchen, Dining/Living Rm area, Newer appliances, washer/dryer. NORTH BERGEN………………. $319,900 Luxurious 2BR, 2Bth upscale Condo, gourmet cherry kit, Brazilian hdwd flrs, 10' ceilings, indoor prkg.
JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS: Deluxe 2BR apt, H/HW incld No Pets, Very convenient to public transportation & park. $1500/mo. Call 201-653-1625 Mon-Fri. 9:30am-5:30pm.
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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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• 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
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Troyer questions “special meeting” Dear Editor:
The Mayor is on record that if the Board of Education trustees were not in agreement with the million dollar deal he had made with a developer he would not proceed. Statement made July 3, 2012 “special meeting” of the school board. At the July 19th school board meeting I question the board as to why they believed Mayor Gonnelli be in such a rush to have their approval. I asked the following question: What is the policy for calling a special meeting of the board? Who initiated the calling of the July 14th meeting? How many days before the meeting took place? Who decided to take a vote by phone? Who decided who was to be called? How many days in advance?” Why the rush to call this meeting to have the board’s approval of the deal he had made? If I had been a trustee I would have said the following! Why rush, the new developer Gonnelli made his deal with has not received the approval of the State Meadowlands Commission. He does not need our approval in the first place. The “negotiated” deal he made, according to his
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at 8:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. at the Xchange development at Secaucus Junction on Sept. 1. For more info, visit: secaucusnj.org or call (201) 330-2000.
statement, had been in the process of “negotiation” for over a year. This was the first time the board was hearing about it. Why rush now? The developer he “negotiated” with, if he gets the Meadowlands Commission approval, the proposed project will be built in phases, over the next five to seven years. What a rush? Is he going into the real estate business? Does Gonnelli have authority to “negotiate” the terms he stated at the “special meeting” of the Board of Education with the developer? Is not that the Meadowlands Commission job? I ran over my five minutes time limit questioning period, and returned to my seat. Later on I returned for another five minute time period. Again I was informed I had exceeded my time and the meeting was closed. Bottom line: Apparently, eight members did believe that Gonnelli’s rush for approval for a deal he had made was the right way to go. The vote was 8-0. Only Trustee Dora Marra’s position is a matter of record. I would like to know the other trustees position. All did not respond to my questions that night. Tom Troyer Former Board Member
We are truly grateful Dear Editor:
The Mark Vogel 2nd Annual Motorcycle / BBQ Memorial held on June 2, 2012 was a huge success because of the person Mark was and the love and admiration people had for him. My family and I could not thank Mayor Michael Gonnelli and the Town Council, the
The 138th GermanAmerican Folk Festival Committee are warming up to their Oktober festIn- August- Gala scheduled for Saturday & Sunday, August 18 and 19, at Schuetzen Park, Kennedy Blvd. (32 St.) and Bergen Turnpike, North Bergen. Festival
grounds are open to the general public after 12 noon. Admission is $6. per person, and children are free. Secaucus town concer t ser ies are on Thursdays throughout summer. Final concert will be on Sept. 13
No-name candidates aren’t really “no name,” according to supporters of Jersey City Councilman Steven Fulop, responding to last week’s column. Fulop appears to be trying to expand his appeal to voters without risking the loss of his base in Ward E. This is a risky proposition, since at some point he may have to reach out to candidates who are not totally aligned with his philosophy or who don’t have the approval of those who elected him to the City Council. In reaching out to other sections of the city, he appears to be trying to avoid taking on people who are considered old hacks or who have had too many ties to the old guard. Unfortunately for Fulop, some of these people have the ear of their communities, such as Councilwoman Nidia Lopez, who has won the respect of many people who formerly opposed her. To run a candidate against her risks alienating a group of voters Fulop may need to win as mayor. At this point, it appears that Jersey City may be a race between Fulop and Mayor Jer ramiah Healy, and perhaps an African-American candidate who some believe might be Assemblyman Charles Mainor. Rumors also report that former mayor and state Senator L. Harvey Smith may be looking to return to the City Council, perhaps in a Ward A race. But on whose ticket? While everybody is courting Assemblyman Sean Connor s as a possible council candidate, one source suggests that Connors may replace Healy as the mayoral candidate against Fulop – perhaps edging out outgoing Councilman Bill Gaughan, who rumors indicate might covet Connor’s seat in the Assembly. But sources close to Connors say he’s not
Sincerely, Fred Vogel
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Town of Secaucus, Chief Corcoran and the Secaucus Police Department, Kevin O’Connor and the DPW, Hector and his crew from Cheeseburger in Paradise, all the volunteers that helped before, during and after the Memorial enough for coming together to raise almost $10,000.00 for Little People of America (LPA) – Garden State Chapter. We must also thank impressive Printing, Natoli’s Deli, Steffens Provisions, Giovanni’s Deli, Empire Realty Group, Charlie’s Corner, Capital One Bank, Charles Ponti and TD Bank, the Follo Family, Home Depot, D2W Wrestling, Rivercat Bank, Unico, Pastor Hankel, Hudson County Sheriff Frank Schillari, Hudson County MC Squad, the NJ State Police, Moonachie Fire Department and EMT Squad and the PIP Police Department. I am truly grateful for all the donations received and the support that was given to make this event a great Memorial in honor of Mark’s memory. Earlier this year I asked Assemblyman Prieto for help to have N.J. recognize Dwarfism Awareness in the month of October. It was an honor to have Steve Cuttuna on behalf of Assemblyman Prieto announce that the State of N.J. is working to declare October Dwarfism Awareness Month. Many members of LPA from N.J. and N.Y. were at the memorial to hear this announcement and support the Memorial in Mark’s honor. Mark was Treasure of the Garden State Chapter many years ago. If we missed someone, please forgive us. We are truly grateful for everyone’s help and participation.
By Al Sullivan
interested in leaving the Assembly at this time, although he has to walk a fine line between his interests and keeping all the political parties happy. And the whole idea behind pushing Connors for mayor may have originated with Healy people looking for another horse to ride in order to keep from being swept out of municipal jobs if Fulop wins.
Will Mason run for the state Assembly?
This also poses some interesting issues for Hoboken, where Assemblyman Ruben Ramos is likely seeking to challenge Mayor Dawn Zimmer in next May’s municipal election. Second Ward Councilwoman Beth Mason is reportedly considering a run for the Assembly. The problem is that she would seek Ramos’ seat. One of the two Assembly seats in state Sen. Brian Stack’s district would have to go to a Latino. If Mason was to replace Ramos, then the Jersey City seat currently occupied by Connors would have to go to a Latino instead. If all this sounds to you like an elaborate game of musical chairs, you’re right. While practically everybody says they are running for mayor in Hoboken to challenge Zimmer, the opposition will have to settle on someone – if not Ramos, then Frank Raia or some unnamed candidate. One report suggests that a compromise candidate might be Freeholder Anthony Romano, a real dark horse, but someone without a lot of the political baggage other candidates currently carry.
Party time for Hudson Republicans
Two local Republicans will be going as alternative delegates to the Republican National
this year. Register by phone (201) 330-2085. Secaucus Senior Shopr ite Food Shuttle runs Monday thru Thursday. Every Wednesday 9 a.m., runs to Walmart and Mill Creek Mall, reservations required for all shopping trips: (201) 865-4422.
Convention in Tampa on Aug. 27, part of a group of about 50 delegates statewide that will set the agenda for the November election and help build the platform that Mitt Romney and his as-yet to be selected vice presidential candidate will run on. Hudson County Republican Chairman J ose Arango will be among those who will represent Hudson County, serving as alternate delegate for Gov. Christopher Chr istie and former Gov. Tom Kean Sr. Arango said Republicans will gear up in Hudson County for the November election just after Labor Day, hoping to siphon off enough votes from the Democrats in Hudson County so that New Jersey will swing to Romney, and possibly allow State Sen. Joe Kyr illos to beat U.S. Sen. Rober t Menendez. “Menendez needs to come out of Hudson County with an 80,000 vote majority,” Arango said. “If Kyrillos gets 20,000, then Menendez needs 100,000 votes. My job is to try and get Kyrillos 35,000 votes so he can win in the rest of the state.” Romney, however, will likely do better in Hudson County than Kyrillos will, Arango said, partly because many of the Cuban American areas of the county are likely to vote against President Barack Obama, but stay loyal to Menendez. “Bayonne usually goes Republican for president,” Arango said, noting that there is a strong Republican presence in Hoboken, Jersey City, West New York, North Bergen, Kearny and Bayonne. “There are members of the Tea Party who think the rest of us are too liberal, but they will vote Republican,” Arango said. Arango believes that former Bayonne Councilwoman Mar ia Karczewski, who is running against Democratic Rep. Albio Sires, will bring together many of the Republicans and pose a strong challenge against Sires in November.
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New prosecutor might come from Union City?
Meanwhile North Bergen’s Municipal Prosecutor J ulio Morejon, who is a resident of Union City, is looking to replace Ed DeFazio as county prosecutor. Although DeFazio does not want to give up the position, he has been nominated to the Superior Court by Republican Gov. Christie. DeFazio’s second five-year term expires this month, and typically the governor selects the new prosecutor. This also has to be reviewed by a Senate committee, of which Union City Mayor and State Senator Brian Stack is a member. A profile of Morejon is in this weekend’s Union City Reporter and West New York Reporter.
Is Stack provoking Sacco?
Several bills introduced in the state Senate by Stack have people thinking that this may be another way to get at his neighbor, state Senator and North Bergen Mayor Nicholas Sacco. Bills on accumulated sick time and other issues seem to be aimed at Sacco as if Stack is deliberately picking a fight. Stack once believed that legislation introduced by Sacco and then State Sen. Bernard Kenny to limit public officials to one elected position was a move designed to prevent Stack from seeking a seat on state Senate. This motivated him to run sooner than he might have and eventually forced Kenny to retire.
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