- JCIA Looks to Charge for Biz Trash Pickup: The Jersey City Incinerator Authority is about to dump its policy of hauling away trash for free for several businesses around the city, in a change that could bring the agency millions of dollars in recouped revenue. – NJCU Prez to Step Down: New Jersey City [...]
The new school year ushered in a new era for those needing care in the district’s prime facility treating autistic students, which was renamed for the school’s late first principal. The Johnston Avenue site, formerly known as the NJ Regional Day School at Jersey City, is now officially called the Gerard J. Dynes NJ Regional Day School at Jersey City.
As we approach the 10-year anniversary, art exhibitions dedicated to exploring the event, its aftermath and its ramifications are being unveiled in gallery spaces all over the metro area. New Jersey City University (NJCU) this week opened its wide-ranging group show commemorating the anniversary, AFTERWARDS and FORWARD.
- Port Authority, ARC Tunnel & Christie: When New Jersey taxpayers were on the hook for billions in potential cost overruns tied to building a Hudson River transit tunnel last year, Gov. Christie stepped in and canceled the project to protect taxpayers. Christie said last year it would be “unthinkable” to ask state taxpayers to [...]
- JCPD Overtime: Jersey City cops earned $6.6 million in overtime last year, with five officers bringing home more than $50,000. – NJCU Leader Dies: The passing of Dr. William J. Maxwell, New Jersey City University’s president emeritus, is being called “the loss of a giant in public higher education.” – St. Peter’s College Commencement: [...]
New Jersey City University (NJCU) yesterday kicked off an 11-day Gateway to the Global Village Program in which it is hosting 25 students from the H.R. College of Commerce and Economics in Mumbai, India. Program attendees are living on the NJCU campus and attending classes and seminars on everything from the impact of the internet [...]
- Sports Equipment Company Accused of Defrauding District: Jersey City is among two dozen New Jersey school districts defrauded by a Pennsylvania-based athletic equipment firm, according to a federal indictment released yesterday. The president of the company previously pleaded guilty in December 2008 to a count of conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud. – [...]
- Homeless Man Stabbed to Death: A 50-year-old homeless man was stabbed to death in a vicious assault in front of a Pacific Avenue liquor store Monday night. – Man Sentenced for Mortgage Fraud: A former loan officer for a Jersey City mortgage company has been sentenced to 70 months in federal prison for his [...]
U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis will be one of two featured speakers at New Jersey City University’s (NJCU) annual commencement ceremony next week. Solis and E+Co. CEO Christine Singer will receive honorary doctor of humane letters degrees and then deliver remarks to students gathered at the IZOD Center in the Meadowlands. At this year’s [...]
- School Board Elections: Mayor Healy tells Politicker that observers shouldn’t read so much into this year’s school board elections regarding his possible 2013 mayoral race showdown with Ward E councilman Steven Fulop. The Insider has more on the school board elections, the 2013 race and — more immediately — this fall’s special election for [...]
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