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Guest Column

April 10, 2024

Terrell Homes, originally named FDR Apartments after our wartime president, was built in 1946 as U.S. Army barracks and later renamed in honor of its tenant and apartment manager, Millard E. Terrell. At the time, the East Ward neighborhood, along the Passaic River, was brimming with a large, ...

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Two years ago, after being checked for an enlarged prostate, my urologist told me he had good and bad news. After extensive tests and a biopsy, I was pronounced cancer free which was really good news. The bad news was that I was the only one of his patients that month who did not have ...

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As leaves turn orange and golden, the yearly chill of Fall carries with it not just the promise of back to school deals, but also a profound moment of collective remembrance and gratitude. Each year, Bayonne High School transforms its front lawn into a Field of Heroes, an unmissable sea of American ...

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Extending the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail into Bergen County is about spurring job growth, supporting New Jersey small businesses, reducing energy costs, and saving commuters money and time they could spend with their families. The Federal Transit Administration (FTA)’s decision to further delay the ...

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Earlier today, my wife and I welcomed our daughter, Maya, to the world. We are indebted to the physicians, nurses, and staff at Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center for their wonderful care and treatment. Our family has grown, and we are thrilled that our son Robert has a sister to grow up together ...

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As a community college located in Jersey City, New Jersey, the most diverse city in the United States, Hudson County Community College serves and supports all who walk through our doors in pursuit of an education and a promising future. Our college’s commitment to this open access mission, anchored ...

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The impacts of climate change touch every sector and person on our planet. It is an issue that seems impossible to solve, especially if you do not see the solutions in action. After working in government and participating at the United Nations for more than a decade, I’ve seen a major shift in the ...

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Growing up in Jersey City, I did not go to Liberty State Park often because, where I lived in Greenville, it was a walk and there was not a lot to do there. It had beautiful grass, which is wonderful, and the water, but you go there and then you have the long walk back home. It truly wasn’t safe ...

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The Jersey City school system alone holds over 30,000 kids. A large percentage of them are economically disadvantaged and, unfortunately, there isn’t enough space in Jersey City for all the kids we have and not enough fields to give them the recreational opportunities they deserve. As the Ferris ...

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I am not fan of the new baseball rules. Bigger bases. Banning defensive shift. Pitchers clock. Ghost runner in extra innings. Hell, I even STILL hate the DH. I have “sorta” accepted inter league play.  Why did Baseball czars make the change? To make the games shorter. That’s it. To save time.

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Mayor Jimmy Davis announced that he is endorsing the Voices for Progress candidates in this November’s election for Bayonne Board of Education trustees. The candidates Mayor Davis is backing for full terms are Gina Irizarry, Angelique  Jackson Bell, and Saverio (Sam) Maggio. Mayor Davis is also ...

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On May 25, 2020, for 9 minutes and 29 seconds, Derek Chauvin senselessly killed George Floyd. This murder coincided with the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. It was a dark time for America with an unknown virus that would kill over one million people in America and three million people ...

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