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Mayor of Woodbridge, John E. McCormac confirmed that New Jersey Transit will be a partner in the second phase of the township’s plan to revamp its business district. Woodbridge Township’s “visioning plan” includes a study that will identify areas of … Continue reading →

Woodbridge officials have high hopes for the township’s downtown business district. Senator Joseph Vitale served as interim Mayor for Woodbridge Township for four months, after the death of Mayor Frank. G Pelzman. During this period he helped obtain a 50,000 … Continue reading →

The “visioning plan” for Woodbridge township is well on its way to becoming a reality. Since the last article I posted the Municipal Council officially approved the township’s use of the New York based architectural firm, Argest and Gandelsonas. The … Continue reading →

The South Street Seaport Museum that is rich in it’s local history is honoring a new wing for the Seaport. “With the near-completion of a $22 million gallery complex inside the early 19th-century buildings of Schermerhorn Row, the South Street … Continue reading →

A hotel is opening on the border of Greenpoint and Williamsburg. The hotel is located on the BQE at Withers st.. Not the most attractive of sites, but bottom line is some company be it a Days Inn or a … Continue reading →

     Betty Hinton has eight adopted children, ranging in age from nine to 27. Her personal as well as professional life focuses on providing homes for children who do not have one. Ms. Hinton works for You Gotta Believe!, a … Continue reading →

The students at the Benson Elementary school, P.S. 200 continues to rehearsal for the annual dance festival. This event allows students to show their creativity and school emphasizes on visual and performing arts as an extra cirriculum activity. The event will … Continue reading →

This morning around 9 AM when I was walking to the train station I passed by Lt. Joseph Petrosino Park and I noticed something unusual. Along the side of the park I saw a large quantity of soil dug up … Continue reading →

    New Jersey legislators are pushing a (very intelligent) plan to make it illegal to text message while driving.  It was only a matter of time that such a law would eventually be brought to the table considering it is … Continue reading →

                    As more details surface about the terror plot to attack New Jersey’s largest army base, it seems evident that hatred for America is still going strong.  A total of six men have been arrested for this horryfying plot, and … Continue reading →

After the May 30th opening of Starbucks in Greenpoint many residents are torn between the new consistent brew that can be found anywhere in the city or to stick with their local caffeine drip. Brooklyn Label,a hip organic coffee shop … Continue reading →

                                    They shred curtains and rip the upholstery on chairs.  They shoot to and fro like lightning bolts, knocking plant stands over and tripping up unsuspecting pedestrians.  And when actual lightning strikes, they painfully cling to their owners’ lower legs … Continue reading →

The Old Birdge Police department in New Jersey has been looking for its department diversity for many years.  In an effort to create more diversity on the police force, officials are looking to make some changes to the Old Bridge’s … Continue reading →