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Commentary: Hiring His Lover Was Just One of Jim McGreevey’s Misdeeds

The summer of 2004 was not a great one for Democratic Gov. Jim McGreevey. On June 30, a major McGreevey fundraiser, Charles Kushner, was fined more than $500,000 by federal election officials for improper campaign contributions to McGreevey and others. A week later, another major McGreevey fundraiser, David D’Amiano, was indicted on charges that he […]

Posted inBusiness

City Officials Stymie Attorney’s Home Baking Business

Update: After the Jersey City Times reported on the issue, Finkelstein’s Zoning Determination letter was approved by the city on Nov. 16. “I am thrilled that the Zoning Division listened to reason and corrected its error,” Finkelstein said following the approval. “I hope they continue to approve Zoning Determination Letters for Jersey City home bakers […]

Posted inVisual Arts

2024 Arts Forecast: Cloudy, With a Chance of Storms

In 2023, our arts organizers went big.  Jersey City Art Week was the most ambitious, most coordinated, and most ballyhooed event local organizers had ever attempted.  The state’s largest art fair in the middle of Liberty State Park!  Open studios at MANA Contemporary!  An international sculpture conference!  The 34th annual Jersey City Art and Studio […]

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This Weekend

This weekend, you can honor Veterans Day at the World War II Veterans Weekend Art Exhibit in Hoboken. Plus, Jersey City has something for everyone: live music, dance, nature programs, and more. November Nature Programs at LSP: Natural Area Volunteer Shoreline Cleanup | Fri., Nov. 10 | 10 a.m.-12 p.m. | meet at the Liberty […]

Posted inOpinion

Op-Ed: The Value of Outdoor Education for New Jersey’s Urban Schools

For over 20 years, 5th graders at Stevens Cooperative School, a PreK – 8th grade independent school, have enjoyed all that Stokes State Forest has to offer: the rolling Kittatinny Mountains, hiking trails blazed in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, old-growth Eastern Hemlocks, and the trout-filled Delaware River. But nothing has been more […]

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