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Top Local News
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Boys Basketball: Hoboken Defeats Watchung Hills, 50-36
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COVID-19 Vaccine, Booster Clinic set for Tuesday
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Black History Month Flag Raising Set for Wednesday
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Hundreds Turn Out for Dom’s ‘Last Bake’
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Hoboken Based SeaSmart Diversity Scholarship Now Open
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Hoboken's Max Suspitsyn Set to Feature in NYC Stage Production
By MATT KADOSH
January 30, 2023BLOOMFIELD, NJ — Authorities are investigating after a man threw a Molotov cocktail at the front door of a synagogue in Bloomfield early Sunday morning, police said.
Security footage shows a man approach the front door of the synagogue at 3:19 a.m., light the incendiary device then throw it at the front door, Public Safety Director Samuel A. DeMaio said in a statement.
The glass ...
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A New Jersey man has been sentenced to six years in prison for assaulting Brian Sicknick, a capitol police officer who fought off rioters on January 6, 2021.
The New Jersey native, Sicknick, 42, died the day after the assault as a result of his injuries. .
Julian Khater, 33 of Somerset, who has been in custody since March 14, 2021, pleaded guilty in September 2022 ...
HOBOKEN, NJ -- The Hoboken boys basketball team turned in a big second quarter en route to a 50-36 victory over Watchung Hills on Saturday.
Joel Silva scored 20 points and came down with five rebounds for Hoboken (12-6), which outscored the Warriors, 17-6, in the second quarter to take a 24-11 halftime lead.
Lamir Boxley finished with 19 points, and Jasir Lane led everybody in rebounds with ...
HOBOKEN, NJ - Paul Presinzano, who ran unsuccessfully for an at-large council seat in 2021, has announced that he will seek the Hoboken’s First Ward seat, currently occupied by incumbent Councilman Michael DeFusco.
An outspoken critic of Mayor Ravi Bhalla, Presinzano has raised concerns about the city’s finances, as well as the condition of local businesses in the First Ward ...
By EVA REID
January 27, 2023HOBOKEN, NJ - Hoboken officials held a virtual meeting Wednesday to share details of the proposed amendments to the City's rent control regulations.
Changes to the system were initially approved by the Hoboken City Council on January 18.
Before introducing Barry Sarkisian, the attorney and former judge hired by the City to review the current rent control system and recommend ...
HOBOKEN, NJ - Wednesday's meeting of the Hoboken City Council was dominated by discussion on proposed changes to the City's rent control regulations.
After calling for public comment, members of the Council heard from a number of speakers asking that the measure be tabled so that there could be more discussion on the issues.
“Are you seriously going to vote on ...
By STEVE LENOX
January 27, 2023HOBOKEN, NJ - Hoboken’s public school teachers continue to develop new skills in order to improve literacy education, District officials announced recently in a press release describing a continued partnership with the Institute for Multi-Sensory Education (IMSE), an organization accredited by the International Dyslexia Association.
In 2022, the statement read, the school district ...
HOBOKEN, NJ - Stevens Institute of Technology is a "Great Place to Work," at least according to 75 percent of its employees. The results, a statement said, puts Stevens 18 points higher than the average U.S. company.
“We owe our continued success to Stevens’ dedicated faculty and staff, who earned this incredible recognition with their voices and excellent ...
By EVA REID
January 24, 2023HOBOKEN, NJ - A Jersey City man reportedly punched and choked a Hoboken police officer, and threatened to kill several others, in a Monday incident.
According to Detective Lt. Jonathan Mecka, members of the Hoboken Police Department responded to CVS on Washington Street at approximately 3:20 a.m. on a report of a male "acting in a disorderly manner." When police units arrived, ...
By EVA REID
January 25, 2023HOBOKEN, NJ - Hoboken residents will have a chance to learn more about the proposed redevelopment of 1404 Willow Ave. at a virtual meeting scheduled for Tuesday, January 31. The meeting is set to begin at 6:00 p.m.
According to a meeting announcement the project architect and members of the development team will present the proposed redevelopment project which is slated ...
By EVA REID
January 13, 2023HOBOKEN, NJ - In November, Hoboken Clique, located at 1204 Washington Street, announced its closure in the Mile-Square City.
But, that didn't last for long. The popular children's store opened under new ownership on Friday.
“Hoboken Clique has been the premiere destination for apparel and accessories, successfully run thanks to the dedicated ...
JERSEY CITY, NJ - In order to evaluate future maintenance issues for the Hudson Bergen Light Rail, New Jersey Transit will host a virtual forum on Wednesday, January 11, at 11 a.m. EST for industry professionals to learn more about the procurement process for the operation and maintenance for the rail system.
Since its inception in 2000, the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail has operated under the ...
HOBOKEN, NJ - A Hoboken staple for over 20 years, Big Fun Toys made its mark on the Mile-Square. As 2022 came to a close, so did the beloved store.
Having lived in Hoboken since 2000, Big Fun Toys has always given me a nostalgic feeling, reminding me of my childhood days.
My friends and I used to pick out toys after school, in awe of the choices, always feeling ...
By STEVE LENOX
January 27, 2023HOBOKEN, NJ - Hoboken’s Max Suspitsyn, 10, is set to be featured as Quartos in the TADA! Youth Theater’s production of Princess Phooey. Set to run from February 10th through February 26th the performances will take place at TADA!’s theater which is located 15 West 28th Street, 2nd Floor Theater in Manhattan.
“TADA! is fun, and I’m very excited to appear on stage ...
By STEVE LENOX
January 29, 2023HOBOKEN, NJ - Hoboken residents are invited to "attend and celebrate the achievements and contributions of African Americans throughout the community and across the country," at a flag raising ceremony on Wednesday, Feb. 1.
The event will be held at Hoboken City Hall and begin at 11:00 a.m
Hudson County officials will host a similar flag raising outside the William J. Brennan ...
HOBOKEN, NJ - The City of Hoboken has launched a new recreation registration and facilities reservation request system called RecDesk.
According to an alert from Mayor Ravi Bhalla's office the online platform permits users to create a user ID that will facilitate easier registration for recreation programs, access recreation program information, submit online payments, and enable ...
What's Changing? Hoboken Officials to Host Virtual Session on Amendments to Rent Control Regulations
HOBOKEN, NJ - Following concerns that the process is being rushed, City of Hoboken officials will present information on proposed amendments to the City's rent control regulations during a virtual meeting on Wednesday, January 25. Registration is required for the Zoom webinar which is scheduled to begin at 6:00 p.m.
The Hoboken City Council gave initial approval to the changes at ...
By ERIN RICE
January 28, 2023HOBOKEN, NJ - The mood was celebratory but bittersweet as Dom and Flo Castelli prepared to turn off the ovens for the last time after 43 years at 506 Grand Street.
A spot that will live forever in Hoboken lore, Dom’s Bakery held an “last bake” on Saturday, welcoming hundreds of longtime customers and well-wishers.
A steady line of ...
HOBOKEN, NJ - For 43 years Dom and Flo Castelitto have brought so much joy (and bread) to the City of Hoboken with Dom’s Bakery Grand located at 506 Grand Street.
“We have been lucky to serve the residents of Hoboken and numerous businesses for the past 43 years. Unfortunately, the time has come for us to close this chapter of our lives. We are so thankful for our loyal customers ...
HOBOKEN, NJ - Hoboken's newest food spot opened its doors on Saturday, January 21.
Toastique, located at 1450 Washington Street, offers various toasts, bowls, juices, smoothies, coffee and so much more.
Owner Jude Sangillo is thrilled about the opening, he told TAPinto Hoboken.
“It’s been very exciting; the Hoboken community has come out and enjoyed all the ...
By ELIZABETH A MEYERS
January 20, 2023TRENTON, NJ -- The New Jersey State Parole Board recently welcomed 23 Parole Officer Recruits to their ranks who will serve around the state after being sworn-in at the agency’s Central Office in Trenton.
Parole officer recruits will serve throughout the state and be based of out regional offices located in eight of the 21 counties -- Mercer, Passaic, Monmouth, ...
By TAPINTO STAFF
January 24, 2023JERSEY CITY, NJ - Journal Square’s Le Léo has quickly found its mark in Jersey City’s crowded rental market with an impressive 75% of its 99 apartments leased since a late-fall debut.
Park Stone Management and Fields Grade developed the new six-story rental building at 244 St. Paul’s Avenue, just minutes from the Journal Square PATH Station with direct service to ...
By MATT KADOSH
January 30, 2023BLOOMFIELD, NJ — Authorities are investigating after a man threw a Molotov cocktail at the front door of a synagogue in Bloomfield early Sunday morning, police said.
Security footage shows a man approach the front door of the synagogue at 3:19 a.m., light the incendiary device then throw it at the front door, Public Safety Director Samuel A. DeMaio said in a statement.
The glass ...
HUDSON COUNTY, NJ - Hudson County religious leaders, security coordinators, and congregations of all faiths and denominations are being invited to attend a special security program for houses or worship hosted by the Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office, in coordination with the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
The ...
By TAPINTO HOBOKEN STAFF
January 29, 2023HOBOKEN, NJ -- The Hoboken boys basketball team turned in a big second quarter en route to a 50-36 victory over Watchung Hills on Saturday.
Joel Silva scored 20 points and came down with five rebounds for Hoboken (12-6), which outscored the Warriors, 17-6, in the second quarter to take a 24-11 halftime lead.
Lamir Boxley finished with 19 points, and Jasir Lane led everybody in rebounds with ...
HOBOKEN, NJ -- The Hoboken boys basketball team shut University Charter out in the second quarter and went on to a 68-18 victory on Thursday.
Lamir Boxley poured in 29 points for the RedWings (11-6), whose 18-0 second-quarter run gave them a 40-11 halftime lead.
Ray Casey finished with 10 points and 15 rebounds, and Jasir Lane grabbed 10 rebounds, passed for two assists and came up with a ...
HOBOKEN, NJ -- Hoboken jumped out to a 13-point lead after one quarter and went on to a 63-32 girls basketball victory over Ferris on Tuesday.
Emma Conway collected 26 points, 13 rebounds and five steals for the RedWings (9-5), who led, 19-6, after a quarter and 32-14 at halftime.
Deandra Gutierrez connected for 18 points, Alexa Bracero had 10 points, and Alexandra White led Hoboken in ...
Bill That Would Force Telemarketers to Explain Why They're Calling in 30 Seconds Advances in Trenton
By TAPINTO STAFF
January 27, 2023TRENTON, NJ — A bill that would require telemarketers to identify themselves and what they're trying to sell in the first 30 seconds of the call has advanced in Trenton.
“New Jerseyans should know who they’re talking to on the phone and what’s being sold to them by telemarketers,” Sen. Jon Bramnick (R - District 21), one of the primary sponsors of the ...
TRENTON, NJ — New Jersey's Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Programs (NJHVIPs) received a big boost on Friday, in the form of $10 million in federal American Rescue Plan funds.
The programs launched three years ago using federal money with the mission of ending cycles of violence across the state by helping victims and their families.
“These innovative violence ...
TRENTON, NJ — During Tuesday's State of the State Address at the Assembly Chambers in Trenton, Gov. Phil Murphy said he's confident with the direction in which the state is going.
"We are stronger and we are fairer," Murphy said. "We are moving confidently in the right direction — forward."
Republicans aren't so sure.
"Despite the ...