Jersey City to Kick-Off Global Entrepreneurship Week
JERSEY CITY – Mayor Jerramiah T. Healy is proud to announce the Global Entrepreneurship Week in Jersey City Kick-Off Celebration took place on Monday, November 16,at 10:00 a.m. at the Jersey City, City Hall Council Chambers, 280 Grove Street. Continue reading Jersey City to Kick-Off Global Entrepreneurship WeekLocally Spearheaded By Rising Tide Capital to Help Local Entrepreneurs, Business Owners, Artists, Leaders, and Non-Profit Organizations
Are those Cute Little Piggies- Big Problems?
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A craze that started in England “Tea Cup Pigs” is begining to find its critics. Read what a recent article has has to say about owning one of these pint size porkers. “Do good things really come in small packages”? You decide!
Source: Paw Nation
More Stories  –Original Piggie Story   also Tea Cup Pigs Video
Jersey city’s -Historic Downtown Special Improvement District
HDSID is a public-private partnership through which property owners and business owners have a direct impact on Historic Downtown Jersey City neighborhoods and their development. HDSID works with local businesses, property owners and neighborhood associations in conjunction with the City government to promote the area, improve the services provided and undertake any and all activity to make Historic Downtown Jersey City a better place to live, work and visit.
Working with local businesses, cultural organizations and neighborhood groups to promote the area and make downtown Jersey City a better place to live, work and visit.
Learn More- http://www.jcdowntown.org/
MIKE MARINO – Jersey City’s Own Bad Boy of Comedy Live Comedy from Loew’s – Journal Square – Jersey City
Jersey City’s Own Mike Marino Saturday November 28th- 8PM-Â Loew’s TheaterÂ
In a concert at the Loew’s Theater to benefit the Jersey City Police Foundation & Jersey City Firefighters Distress Fund.
Come to the concert and help us give thanks to the men and women who risk their lives everyday for the people of Jersey City!
Musical Guest Mark Byrnes “Mark from Jersey City” on Sirius Radio’s Miserable Men Show
VIP After Party starting at 10 pm at Michael Anthony’s 502 Washington Boulevard – Hudson River – Jersey City
HOSTED by HBO Sopranos Star VINCENT PASTORE
Tickets exclusively online at Ticketweb.com
For more information, visit www.catcharisingstar.com
More Mike stories –Mike’s Pilot
220-215 -Historic Health Care Bill Passes the House of Representatives
Late Saturday night the House of Representatives approved a historic bill to remake the U.S. health-care system, Giving President  Barack Obama a key procedural victory having made Health Care as one of his top priorities.
The Bill passed 220-215 after a lengthy and sometimes emotional day of debate on the nearly 2,000-page measure.
The action on health reform  now moves to the Senate.
 read more here  HISTORIC HEATH CARE BILL PASSES – Source US Market Watch
Bread Shoes – Yes, you can wear them and eat them?
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 BREAD SHOES: 
Here’s an interesting concept shoes made of bread and according to the website where you can buy these “Loafers” You won’t have to pluck down a lot of dough.Â
 Eatable…dries itself… made from bread…first in fashion…needs no pressing…feels good in dry climate …won’t sag
Source: boing boing
Hudson County Theatre Alliance’s- Fall into the Arts
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Hudson County Theater Alliance, Attic Ensemble, JC Theater, The Theater Company, _gaia, Park Players, Art House Productions, Parlour Productions, Hudson Theater Ensemble, Kismet theater, Mile Square Theater, www.hudsonall.org, Invite the public to a …
A business card exchange designed for members of the arts and theater communities to encourage collaborations and develop the performing arts in Hudson County.
Monday, November 16, 2009 at 7pm
Stevens Institute of Technology
Bissinger Room – 4th Floor Wesley J. Howe Center
Refreshments provided by Sodexho and local sponsors
Free parking available at Howe Center *** Directions: www.stevens.edu
RSVP by November 12: [email protected] or 201-216-5111
Boating Enthusiasts-Pardon Me, That’s No Replica!
River View Observer exclusive…Boat manufacturer powers past misconceptions and expands legacy by upgrading classic designs with contemporary technologies
At a recent boat show in New York City one vessel attracted a large crowd. Surrounded by a fleet of mass-produced fiberglass hulls was a mahogany runabout with long, sleek contours. Most assumed they were looking at a replica of a timeless classic. They were wrong.
The handcrafted 1920s-style boat was brand-new. Not that it wasn’t an original. The boat was built using the actual plans created by John Ludwig Hacker (1871-1961), the preeminent 20th Century designer of wooden pleasure crafts. The exterior look of the 24-foot rear-engine runabout was pure Hacker. But hidden in the engine hold and hull construction were contemporary marine technologies that have powered these legendary boats into modern times.
Continue reading Boating Enthusiasts-Pardon Me, That’s No Replica!
Yankees Win 2009 World Series in 6th Game
Christie Wins New Jersey Govenor Race
Govenor Jon Corzine lost his bid for re-election to Chris Christie today. In his concession speech out going  Gov. Corzine pledged to work with Govenor- Elect Chrisite and added he will continue to work for all democratic programs set forth by his and the Democratic party.
 Governor -Elect Christopher J. Christie becomes the 55th Govenor of New Jersey. The first Republican to be elected in the last 12 years in a state wide election.
In his acceptance speech the jubilant Christie appeared on the stage to Bruce Springsteens song “Born to Run” his first words to his supporters “Hey New Jersey we did it.”  which caused the crowd to chant over and over “Yes we did, yes we did.” When Chrisite went to thank the crowd they chanted over and over “Thank you , Thank you, thank you.”
Christie then when on to say that his call from out going Govenor Corzine was gracious and that Corzine pledged to work with the Christie/ Guadagmo administration. He spoke of being born in Newark and then outlined some of his initiatives for the next four years and acknowledged the work that lay ahead for the next four years.
