Hudson Reporter Assoc. L.P.
1400 Washington Street
PO Box 3069
Hoboken, NJ 07030
phone: 201-798-7800
fax: 201-798-0018
e-mail:internet@hudsonreporter.com
1400 Washington Street
PO Box 3069
Hoboken, NJ 07030
phone: 201-798-7800
fax: 201-798-0018
e-mail:internet@hudsonreporter.com
Founded in 1983, The Hudson Reporter publishes nine weekly newspapers, capturing the highest home-delivered circulation of any newspaper in Hudson County. Our award-winning periodicals also include specialty publications and two, glossy magazines: Jersey City Magazine and Palisade.
The past few years have brought tremendous change to the western banks of the Hudson River.
As newcomers flock to the area and explore their surroundings, long-time residents are meeting their neighbors - and discovering new opportunities - at every turn.
Luxury developments line the riverbanks, and boutiques, restaurants and art galleries are opening every week. Young families fill the streets with baby carriages. Empty nesters and young artists wait together for trains running along the expanding light rail system.
But change can be hard. Transformation does not come easily.
How does one gain a sense of community in a new and evolving place? Where can you turn for resources, entertainment and a bird's-eye view of our home along the Hudson?
We created hudsonreporter.com to answer some of those questions, yet we hope it will do more. We'd like our site to be a sort of meeting place a town square, if you will, where you can read about the people, politics and places that make living here so exciting.
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Chess tournament this sundsy at lincoln harbor chess tables 11:00 am
sash is blue with yellow embroidery and gold tassals, crosed rifels and crossed flags.
i would like to return it to someone with this org if possible.
GED Classes are also available.
Contact:
Michael Symczak
201-631-6348
Requirements for GED Test Registration:
FIRST TIME TESTERS must PRE-REGISTER ONLINE at (www.ged123.org) and bring in a copy of the PROOF OF REGISTRATION FORM.
1. The PRIMARY IDENTIFICATION must be a NJ government-issued document with a date of birth, photograph, address, and signature.
2. The SECONDARY IDENTIFICATION must be a social security card.
3. A $50.00 MONEY ORDER fee for (ALL FIVE TESTS) payable to HCST.
4. Re-tester fee is $10.00 MONEY ORDER (PER TEST) payable to HCST.
5. If you are UNDER THE AGE OF 18, you must complete a certificate of consent form, which verifies that you are not enrolled in school, in order to take the GED Test. A parent or legal guardian (court approved) must also complete this form.
Where to Register:
Hudson County School of Technology
525 Montgomery Street
Jersey City, NJ 07302
Phone: (201) 631-6348
(201) 631-6346
MONDAY NIGHTS FROM 4:30pm – 8:00pm ONLY!!!
You will be given the next available testing date. If you are unable to keep your test appointment, you must call the FRIDAY BEFORE your test date and leave a message.
**FAILURE TO DO SO WILL FORFEIT YOUR MONEY ORDER!!**
Thank you
I am looking desperately for relatives by the name of Vetter in Secaucus.
They lived 204, Meadow Lane in 1923.
They had connections/relatives back in the Netherlands/Amsterdam, Sipke D. Mayer who visited his cousin John Vetter in Secaucus in 1923, could be they had a business then at the a.m. adress.
Where could I turn to to ask who lived at the a.m. address in 1923?
Every little bit of information would be greatly appreciated, thank you so much!
Anita Maijer-Schrot/Amsterdam
THE BELOW IS FROM HER HUSBAND, HE IS A SGT. FOR THE BAYONNE POLICE DEPARTMETN….
Humbled I just want to let everyone know that the Bayonne Police PBA is dedicating tomorrows ( Thursday the 13th at ) Bayonne PD vs. Bayonne FD benefit for Team Caamano. Donna will be donating all proceeds to the Sloan-Kettering Research Fund. The benefit is being held at Gorman's Field, 1st Street, Bayonne, NJ at starts at 6:30 PM – Thursday Sept 13th.. There will be raffles for a TV and a Weber Grill. If you're in town please stop down. Thanks everyone.
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ITS FALLING DOWN
THEY THINK IT IS HUSKY
POOR FOOLS AND CLOWNS
TOLLS ARE HIGH
BUT WHEN THE ROAD IS RAISED
SOME WILL SURELY SIGH
OTHERS MAY EVEN BE CRAZED
WHEN HOMES ARE GONE
WHERE WILL WE ABIDE
UNDER A TRAFFIC CONE
OR A PLAYGROUND SLIDE
WHAT WAS ONCE MAGNIFICENT
IS NOW OLD AND READY TO DIE
ITS SAD YOU MUST BE RETICENT
BAYONNE BRIDGE, GOODBYE