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RIPPLE EFFECTS – Brooklyn-based Damascus Bakery abandoned plans to move to 10 Enterprise Ave. in Secaucus nearly two years ago. But legal wrangling in the case just ended last week. Court dismisses Damascus Bakery case
Ruling means no big payout by Secaucus taxpayers, insurers

A Federal Court judge in Newark has dismissed a civil rights lawsuit brought by the Brooklyn-based bakery that once had planned to move to Secaucus. The decision ends a long and contentious lega...
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YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND – Town officials, including Deputy Mayor John Bueckner, are working with Xchange to incorporate the residents there into the larger Secaucus community. Come together
Xchange, town officials work to bridge gap between old, new

In a recent unscientific poll – no, not that one – the Reporter asked 20 Secaucus residents three local trivia questions: What’s the name of the Secaucus High School football team? Where is t...
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Classes resume Sept. 8
Many changes in store for 2010-2011 school year

When students in Secaucus head back to class on Wednesday, Sept. 8, there will be many changes in store, some of which will be apparent, while others will be more subtle. New technology continues...
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EASY DOES IT – True to her word, holistic healer April Daly has been leading Tai Chi workshops Saturday mornings in Schmidts Woods Park at 8:15 a.m. The free 45-minute class is open to interested residents of all skill levels, including beginners. SECAUCUS BRIEFS
Holiday Hudson Reporter editorial and advertising deadlines Because of the Labor Day holiday, some of the Hudson Reporter newspapers will have special advertising deadlines. For the Sept. 8 edi...
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DOORS OPENING – The Secaucus Community Center could debut around Labor Day. Community/teen center readies for debut
Renovations underway, donations pouring in

Volunteers are putting the finishing touches on what will soon be the town’s new community center. Currently an underutilized municipal building at 145 Front St., and the former site of the Secau...
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TRIAL LOOMING – Suspended Secaucus Tax Collector Alan Bartolozzi is scheduled to go to trial next month on alleged theft charges stemming from his position as volunteer treasurer for a local union. But recently, he was indicted on additional charges. Suspended tax collector indicted on six new counts
Bartolozzi faces theft, official misconduct charges

A Hudson County grand jury has indicted Alan Bartolozzi on six counts of theft and official misconduct in the second degree in connection with his work as Secaucus Tax Collector, according to Ass...
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THING OF THE PAST – THE Plaza Will no longer feature cluttered trash cans like this one. New trash bins coming this fall
Town to benefit from free recycling effort

Public trash cans cluttered with soda cans, glass bottles, and newspapers all mixed together will be a thing of the past in the Secaucus Plaza when the town rolls out a downtown public recycling ...
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Just what the doctor ordered
Free town-wide health fair coming Aug. 28

Need to have that blood pressure checked? Been putting off having an eye exam? Worried those cholesterol levels aren’t where they should be? Well, then you’re in luck. For one day, you don’t have...
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JUST REWARD – Students who met the requirements of the Secaucus Public Library and Business Resource Center’s Summer Reading Club were recently treated to pizza donated by Natoli’s Pizza and Deli. Pictured are Kerry Severino-Feil, daughter Alexandria Feil, and Averi Wurst, who enjoyed the fruits of their summer work in the Children’s Reading Library. SECAUCUS BRIEFS
Firefighters poll generates nearly 1,000 votes, more conversation Last week, the Hudson Reporter debuted unofficial polls related to their on-line stories, including the story about the investi...
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MILE SQUARE SANGRIA – Former Hoboken resident Rick Martinez started his own sangria bottling company called Senor Sangria in 2006. This year, Martinez is projecting sales of up to 4,000 cases or 48,000 bottles. Simply sangria
Hoboken recipe goes statewide

Summer is the time for sangria, and no one knows that better than former Hoboken resident Rick Martinez, who started his own brand of the fruity beverage from his Hoboken pad on Jackson Street in...
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FREE FOR ALL - The North Hudson Community Action Corporation is offering five free vaccinations at their Union City and West New York health centers through Aug. 31. To ‘V’ or not to ‘V’?
Free vaccinations offered; controversy continues

This month, the North Hudson Community Action Corporation ( NHCAC ) is collaborating with the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services ( NJDHSS ) Immunization Program to offer five vac...
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STUDENT IN SRI LANKA—Anjali Yamakawa, soon to be 10 years old, is continuing her education in Colombo, Sri Lanka, after completing fifth grade at the Hudson School. Reporter on Vacation
Take a photo with your newspaper and send it in!

If you’re going on vacation or just hanging out locally, take a photo with any Reporter newspaper, including the Bayonne Community News , and send it to us! We’d love to print it and show your...
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