River View Observer April 1-April 15, 2022

April 1-April 15, 2022

Volume 26 No. 4

Est. 1998

Hudson County’s Bi-Weekly-Cultural, Lifestyle and Entertainment Publication In This Issue

John Ruddy: Celebrating A Life Well Lived!

Hudson Happenings Online & On Premise

Pg. 3 & more

Pg 5

Curated by Andrea Morin

ARTScene

Art 150 Gallery 150 Bay Street, Jersey City

REAL ESTATE Pgs.13 Pgs.13--16

April 3-April 30, 2022 Gallery hours: Saturdays and Sundays 1-4pm www.hobokenlock.com

Reception April 3- 1pm –4 pm www.proartsjerseycity.org

Eglentowicz see page 2 Exit On The Hudson Realty See pages 9-13 –15

SEE PAGE 14

HCCC Spring 2022

OPEN HOUSE Join us to: • Explore our campus on your time, meet faculty, and tour departments that interest you • Meet with Financial Aid and find out if you are eligible for free tuition • Complete an Admissions application

A choose your own adventure event!

Find your passion at our Spring 2022 Open House where you will have access to explore different academic programs and their buildings in person!

• Engage with different student and support services • Speak with students, faculty, alumni, and staff

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Your check-in and starting point will be at our new Student Center located at 81 Sip Avenue, Jersey City, NJ (next to HCCC’s Journal Square Gabert Library)

Saturday, April 23 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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BAYONNE HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA SOCIETY PRESENTS THE WIZ The Bayonne High School Drama Society will present The Wiz, the soulful adaptation of the Frank L. Baum novel, as their spring production.

The musical debuted on Broadway in 1975 and won seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best Score, Best Direction and Best Choreography.

The 1978 film starred Diana Ross and Michael Jackson, and in 2015 NBC produced a live version starring Queen Latifah, Mary J. Blige Ne-Yo. The BHS Drama production will be directed by Bayonne High School Musical Theatre teacher and Broadway veteran, Lori Alexander.

The Wiz is the first musical to be fully produced and performed in front of a live audience since

Bayonne’s hit production of Mamma Mia in 2019.

Their 2020 production of Matilda was cancelled due to the COVID 19 pandemic and last year’s production of Once On This Island was recorded and streamed. The cast includes 50 students in grades 3-12 and of course Toto, the dog. According to Alexander, “we are so excited that we are able to not only bring live theatre back to the community, but also to offer the students the opportunity to Cont’d on page 12

COMING IN APRIL JOIN JCFAMILIES’ SCHOOL SUMMER CAMP FAIR 2022 April 30 from 10am to 1pm at City Hall Plaza, Jersey City. This event is free to attend.

This is the only fair in Jersey City where you can get information about & also speak to the representatives of several Schools, Day Cares, Summer Camps & Activity Centers in & around Jersey City & Hoboken. So browse through several camps while the kids are entertained! https://jcfamilies. com/.../jcfamiliesschool-summer-camp.../ Send us your Hudson Happenings www. riverviewobserver @gmail.com We publish 1st & 15th of each month

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The Bayonne Public Gallery of the Bayonne A Full Service Boutique Library and the Bayonne Public Library. The pubHistorical Society are lic is invited HISTORICAL ARTS EXHIBIT AND Piano Company to attend an co-sponsoring an exhibit opening ceremony, which POETRY READING AT BAYONNE called “Lost Landmarks of will be held on Tuesday LIBRARY ON THURSDAY APRIL 12 Bayonne” in the O’Connor evening, April 12, at 7:00 p.m., in the gallery on the second floor of the library.

The exhibit will consist of approximately forty paintings by Bayonne artist Andrew A. Walsh (1873-1940) and ten poems by his late sister Mary A. Walsh. Bayonne shop owner Kathleen Hurley, another member of the same family, has kindly CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED consented to perform the FACTORY RESTORED poems at the opening.

Members of the *YAMAHA Bayonne Historical *KAWAI Society will act as tour *BRAND NEW guides, virtually taking HARDMAN AND people on a tour of 19th PECK Century landmarks of the little villages that combined to form Bayonne: Bergen Point, Constable Hook, Centerville, and Salterville or Pamrapo.

The landmark paint300 Observer Hwy., 4th fl., Hoboken ings and the poems were aartinamerica@optonline.net donated to the Bayonne Public Library by

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Mary Walsh in 1949. The art includes pen-and-ink, charcoals, water colors, gouache, and oil paintings.

Due to the number of pieces, the paintings have seldom been exhibited all together, so this is a rare occasion to view and compare all of them.

The family of the late Marge Wilk, a Historical Society officer and community activist, will also attend the program to make an art donation to the library in honor of their matriarch.

The Landmarks exhibit will be available through the end of April to allow the scheduling of daytime group visits for anyone from school children to senior citizens. Please contact Lee at 201-436-5978 for the dates and hours when the free guided tours will be available for the public after the opening ceremony.

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HUDSON HAPPENINGS

POETRY FESTIVAL CONTINUES WITH THE FIRST OF 2 LIVE EVENTS Sunday April 3rd at 4pm Poet-in-Residence Danny Shot hosts 3 accomplished poets in the first of 2 exciting live events. They will also be sharing the work of another celebrated New Jersey poet. Admission

If You Go Hoboken Historical Museum 1301 Hudson Street April 3 at 4pm 201-656-2240 info@hobokenmuseum. org

HUDSON COUNTY ONE-STOP CAREER CENTER JOB FAIR Calling ALL Job Seekers…

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patrons under 35, ADA Accessible, and working artists, as well as $100 Celebrate from Home tickets for patrons unable to join the event in-person.

Discounted tickets for patrons with disabilities are available for $55.

The Glass Gallery at Mana Contemporary is wheelchair accessible; accessible bathroom trailers are located just outside the venue. The at The Glass Gallery at ramp from the Mana Mana Contemporary, parking lot to the en10 Senate Place, Jersey trance of the Glass City, NJ 07306. This Gallery is not ADA year’s theme is Into accessible; it is recomThe Deep. The occamended that patrons sion is creative blackwith limited mobility tie; themed attire is are dropped off at the encouraged. front of the building.

Tickets are $150 in For more information advance ($175 at the about patron services door) and $250 for the and accessibility, please CoolVines VIP Cocktail email info@arthousereception. $55 tickets productions.org. are available for

ART HOUSE PRODUCTIONS ANNOUNCES SNOW BALL GALA ENTERTAINMENT & FESTIVITIES Jersey City, NJ: Make a splash at Snow Ball!

Art House Productions and presenting sponsor SILVERMAN’s 15th Annual Snow Ball Gala will take place on Saturday, April 30 , 2022 from 7pm- 12am, with VIP beginning at 6pm,

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DUE TO COVID-19, ALL RESIDENTS MUST REMAIN IN THEIR VEHICLE AND PLACE THEIR MATERIALS IN THEIR TRUNK.

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In an effort to accommodate all those wishing to participate please limit your documents to no more than 40 lbs. For further information, contact the HCIA’s Environmental Hotline: (201) 324-6222 ext. 3257 or visit hcia.org. Documents will be commercially shredded safely, privately and properly by trained, licensed and bonded document destruction specialists. Residents may bring documents in whatever type of container they wish. These events are open to Hudson County residents. Businesses are not eligible to participate.

County Executive • Thomas A. DeGise

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Chairman • Frank Pestana

John Ruddy: Celebrating A Life Well Lived!

In our January 1-January 15th, 2022 issue of the River View Observer, our cover story was on John Ruddy Jr., a talented artist who passed away in December, 2021.

John was a vital part of the Jersey City and Hudson County’s art scene for 28 years.

Our January article reflected an interview we had done with John and with the writing of that article, we had hoped at some future date, one of Hudson County’s many Galleries or Art Organization would someday have an exhibit of John’s work.

We are happy to report that our hopes have been answered by Pro Arts in Jersey City.

ProArts is honored to present the works of John Ruddy. Curated by Andrea Artemis Morin, this posthumous exhibit celebrates Ruddy’s rich and vibrant life through a selection of his works inspired by his world travels, beloved family, and extensive background in the arts. Characterized by bright colors, bold compositions, and glittering details, these works offer a glimpse into the mind of an artist who will be greatly missed by all those who knew him and the entire community.

Curators Statement: On first impression, John Ruddy seemed to be an unassuming, soft-spoken man. His

artwork, however, is anything but. Bold lines, bright colors, and striking compositions dominate his pieces.

His work catches the

eye from across a room and draws the viewer in to further explore the complexity and details layered within.

Those fortunate

enough to have met Ruddy, discovered similar layers of complexity in the artist himself. Despite his quiet demeanor, Ruddy was a warm, open man, kind-hearted and quick to laugh, who loved to tell a good story. And he certainly had some.

He was an avid traveler, who studied multiple languages to better understand the cultures he was experiencing. He had an intense curiosity about various aesthetics, mythologies, and spiritual practices. He brought all of those elements into his work, sharing his love of the world through his artistic expression.

While being a world traveler, Ruddy was also firmly grounded in his own roots. He followed in his father’s footsteps as a Jersey City Fire Department Battalion Chief where he proudly served the community he loved. He was deeply dedicated to his family,especially his beloved daughter and wife, who helped make this exhibition possible. His importance to the local arts here is undeniable. He created multiple murals, helped develop 660 Studios, worked with the Jersey City Art & Studio Tours, and showed at numerous galleries, including 58 Gallery, Grassroots, The Raven, Art House Productions, and many more. I had the absolute honor of featuring his work in the gallery

at LITM on multiple occasions.

While the loss of John Ruddy at a far too young age has been devastating, the exhibit is not about mourning what could have been, but about celebrating what was. Celebrating a life well lived.

About the Curator: Andrea Artemis Morin is a curator based in Jersey City, NJ. She graduated from Fordham University in 2001 with a BA in Visual Arts. She worked for several art galleries in NYC during her college years, including Shakespeare’s Fulcrum in SOHO and CBGB’s 313 Gallery in the East Village. From 2007 to 2020 Morin was the curator of LITM, an art focussed lounge in downtown Jersey City, featuring hundreds of emerging and established artists. She has also curated many exhibitions both independently and working with organizations such as The Jersey City Arts & Studio Tour and ProArts. In 2018 she received the inaugural Visual Arts Award from the Jersey City Arts Council for her curatorial work at LITM. If You Go: John Ruddy Celebrating a life well lived Curated by Andrea Morin April 03- April 30, 2022 Reception: Sunday, April 3, 1- 4pm ART150 Gallery, 150 Bay St, 2nd Floor, Jersey City, NJ, elevator entrance and wheelchair ramps at the corner of Provost and First Streets.

Saturdays - Sundays 1 - 4 pm

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Hudson County Community College and New Jersey City University Join Forces for Vital Cybersecurity Degree Program

The increasing and evolving threats of data breaches, phishing, malware, and

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cost an estimated $6 trillion globally each year.

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Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, hospitals, and private citizens.

As cyber criminals access sensitive information and cripple computer networks, victims scramble to protect their assets and

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Recently, Hudson County Community College (HCCC) and New Jersey City University (NJCU) signed an articulation agreement for a Cont’d on page 12

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Seated: New Jersey City University President, Dr. Sue Henderson, and Hudson County Community College President, Dr. Chris Reber. Standing: Dr. Tamara Jhashi, NJCU Senior Vice President and Provost, and Dr. Darryl Jones, HCCC Vice President for Academic Affairs. ultimately benefit the community,” said HCCC President Dr. Chris Reber.

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