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September 2021

NJCU Jersey City
Posted inEducation

NJCU Faculty Look to Topple President

Avatar photo by Ron Leir September 25, 2021September 8, 2022

Simmering below is a cauldron of dissatisfaction that could come to a boil as legions of faculty are collecting signatures to have the university’s senate support a resolution of no confidence in the school’s president.

Marc Wesson Jersey City
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Snazzy New Turf Coming to Van Vorst, Hamilton Park Dog Runs

Avatar photo by Elizabeth Morrill September 24, 2021September 8, 2022

After fielding complaints for years, Jersey City is finally renovating the dog runs in Hamilton and Van Vorst Parks this fall in order to eliminate the formation of huge puddles after rain.

Dickinson High School Jersey City
Posted inEducation, Election 2021, header

School Board Candidate Forum Goes Ahead without “Change for Children” Slate

by Andrea Crowley-Hughes September 24, 2021September 8, 2022

Only four of nine school board candidates showed up for Tuesday night’s forum sponsored by the Van Vorst Park Association (VVPA).  Notably absent were all three candidates on the Change for Children who said they never received invitations despite VVPA claims to the contrary.

Jersey City Municipal Council
Posted inNews

Council Votes Down Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance Amid Allegations of Hissy Fits and Election Year Politicking

Avatar photo by Jersey City Times Staff September 23, 2021September 8, 2022

At Wednesday’s meeting, the City Council rejected Councilperson-at-large Lavarro’s inclusionary zoning ordinance 6–3, approved an ad hoc committee to address Suez Water’s future handling of storms, and heard complaints of shoddy developers defrauding homeowners.

Governor Phil Murphy and Kristen Zadroga-Hart
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Ward A Council Candidate Kristen Zadroga-Hart: An Interview

Avatar photo by Aaron Morrill September 22, 2021September 8, 2022

Yesterday we sat down with Ward A council candidate Kristen Zadroga-Hart, covering everything from parks to school funding. Here’s our conversation, which has been edited for brevity and clarity.

Crime Scene Tape
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Police Foil Shooting Involving Multiple Possibly Armed Men

Avatar photo by Jersey City Times Staff September 22, 2021September 8, 2022

Jersey City police have foiled a potential shootout involving at least five men in the area of Palisade Avenue near Christ Hospital.

Crime Scene Tape
Posted inLatest News

Four Local Men Charged With Assaulting 14 Year-Old Bayonne Girl

Avatar photo by Jersey City Times Staff September 21, 2021September 8, 2022

Four Jersey City men have been arrested in connection with the sexual assault of a 14 year-old Bayonne girl who they met after she ran away from home earlier this month. 

New Jersey Supreme Court
Posted inheader, Latest News, News

Top Court Says Jersey City Must Disclose Names and Addresses of Dog Owners

DANA DIFILIPPO by Dana DiFilippo September 21, 2021September 8, 2022

In a win for advocates of governmental transparency, the New Jersey Supreme Court on Monday sided with a dog-fence vendor who fought for the names and addresses of Jersey City dog owners, declaring such information is public record regardless of who asks and why.

New Jersey Day Care Center
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Vaccine Requirement and Mask Mandate Issued for N.J. Child Care Centers

SOPHIE NIETO-MUNOZ by Sophie Nieto-Munoz September 20, 2021September 8, 2022

New Jersey’s child care workers must be fully vaccinated by Nov. 1 or face regular testing, and all employees, visitors, and children older than 2 must wear face masks in day care centers at all times, Gov. Phil Murphy announced during a press briefing Monday.

Councilman James Solomon
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Solomon Unveils Affordable Housing Plan

Avatar photo by Aaron Morrill September 20, 2021September 8, 2022

Ward E Councilman James Solomon has unveiled a plan to strengthen tenants’ rights, triple the number of affordable homes and pass legislation that mandates affordable homes in all new developments.

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