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Mayor Jimmy Davis announced that Bayonne’s Department of Public Works is now offering eight trees to the public for planting in Bayonne. Mayor Davis said, “Trees provide shade and add greenery to our neighborhoods. I urge Bayonne residents and businesses to take advantage of this great program from our Department of Public Works.”
The trees available from the Department of Public Works are the Red Sunset Maple, the Autumn Blaze Maple, the Prunus Canada Red, the Pin Oak, the American Elm, the Kwanzan Cherry, the Accolade Cherry Blossom, and the Sycamore. The price for a six-to-seven-foot tree is $250. The price includes planting and a watering bag to promote healthy growth. Property owners are responsible for providing any concrete cutouts needed for tree plantings. The spring and the autumn are tree-planting seasons.
Since 1998, the City of Bayonne has been proud to be designated a Tree City USA by the Arbor Day Foundation. Having a municipal tree program is one of the qualifications for being a Tree City USA.
For more information on planting trees, please contact the Department of Public Works at 201-858-6131.
The City of Bayonne held its first India flag-raising ceremony at City Hall to commemorate the 78th anniversary of India’s independence from the British Empire. India began to function as an independent country at midnight on August 15, 1947. City officials joined members of Bayonne’s Indian-American community at the ceremony.
Backpack donations for Bayonne children in need: The Shauger Group and Veolia Water have donated 75 backpacks to the Bayonne Board of Education. The backpacks are filled with school supplies. They will be distributed to needy children. Pictured left to right: John Libitz, Program Manager, Veolia Water; Dr. Dennis Degnan, Assistant Superintendent, Curriculum and Instruction, Federal and State Programs, Bayonne Board of Education; Kim DeMedici, Supervisor, Special Services, Bayonne Board of Education; Suzanne Cavanaugh, Director of the Department of Municipal Services, City of Bayonne; and Donald Shauger, Executive Vice President, the Shauger Group. Veolia Water manages Bayonne’s water-sewer utility. The Shauger Group works in construction, maintenance, and underground utilities.
The Port Authority of NY & NJ is seeking to fill skilled-trade General Maintainers in our New Jersey Facilities. The General Maintainer position is often the entry point for many maintenance career paths at the Port Authority.
General Maintainers are general laborers who are responsible for a variety of manual and semi-skilled construction trades. General Maintainers will carry out critical maintenance work that enables our facilities to remain safe and operational for the traveling public.
Current openings for the Temporary General Maintainer are seasonal positions with an end date in mid-April. Temporary General Maintainers have the potential to extend beyond the snow season based on the availability of openings and performance.
Note: This recruitment is currently only for our NJ side Port Authority locations. Candidates will need to be open to working at NJ facility locations.
Responsibilities
General Maintainers perform work that typically requires the knowledge of the following trade fields:
General Maintainers work a 40-hour week, which includes rotating shifts, nights, weekends, holidays, during inclement weather and overtime as needed.
Minimum Qualifications
Applicants should refer to the following website for further information on obtaining a CDL and medical clearance for CDL licensing:
Selected candidates will be subject to a comprehensive background check and will be asked to provide copies of the required licenses for verification.
An Evening Spent in Celebration of Local Businesses
Thursday, September 18th, 2025 6 PM-10 PM
Chandelier Catering 1081 Broadway, Bayonne, New Jersey
Dinner, Dancing, Open Bar, and Venetian Hour
$150 per person
2025 Honorees
Business of the Year-Villa Maria & San Vito
Business People of the Year -Regina & Steve Teitel Elbaum Deli
Dan Kane Legends Award-Leonard Kiczek
Chamber Hall of Fame- Vincent Virga
Community Impact Award-Monique Smith-Andrews
Outstanding Service Award-Bayonne Police Department
Register online by September 4th, 2025
National Photo Day
In honor of National Photography Day, join photographer and educator Roberto Rosa III for a special edition of Street Lens—a hands-on photography experience celebrating Hoboken’s landmarks and everyday beauty.
Armed with your camera—whether it’s an iPhone, Android, or DSLR—you’ll explore iconic sites such as Lackawanna Terminal, the waterfront, the Little League field, Sybil’s Cave, and Washington Street, capturing the city through both a creative and documentary lens.
Perfect for beginners and hobbyists alike, this workshop focuses on street photography—from people to architecture, fleeting moments to timeless scenes.
Join us on Saturday, August 23rd, from 10 AM – 12 PM and celebrate National Photography Day by exploring Hoboken’s streets through a new lens!
Open Call:
Project Greenville is having an open call for participants for their upcoming PAST PRESENT FUTURE show, a group art show featuring work that explores how memories, moments, and hopes are interpreted, depicted, and reckoned with by our local artists!
So far, from their social media mentions on the open call, they have received some great entries that feature everything from the sentimental to the humorous to the dreamlike. Project Greenville looks forward for to artists taking on this theme and encourages all to reach out with any questions and share this info with those you think would be interested
Work is due by Sept 6th, or ideally sooner if possible. The shows will be September 12th & 13th (part of Arthouse Productions JC Fridays) and then again in October on the 4th & 5th as part of JCAST (the Jersey City Art and Studio Tour, under new management with a focus on inclusion and shining a spotlight on artists in less highlighted parts of the city). To participate with us as an artist, musician, or volunteer, please get in touch at projectgreenville@gmail.com or (646)361-1858…
Art House Productions (Executive Artistic Director Meredith Burns) is proud to present ten exciting events remaining in August in celebration of Jersey City Pride Month. Taking place at Art House Productions, located at 345 Marin Boulevard, this robust lineup underscores the organization’s commitment to amplifying LGBTQIA+ voices, fostering inclusivity, and creating accessible spaces for all.
From drag and dance to film, comedy, and community conversations, Art House’s Pride programming offers something for everyone. Designed to uplift and celebrate the diversity of the LGBTQIA+ community, these events provide meaningful opportunities for connection, expression, and joy.
Proceeds from select events will benefit Jersey City Pride, directly supporting their mission of visibility, advocacy, and celebration.
The White Party
Presented by Art House Productions & Jersey City Pride
Friday, August 15th from 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Ukrainian Jersey City (a non-profit 501(c3) organization) warmly invites community members and all supporters to the 5th Annual Vyshyvanka Charity 5K Run/Walk, taking place on Sunday, August 24, 2025, at 9:00 a.m., along the scenic Jersey City Waterfront at J. Owen Grundy Park
Organized for the fifth consecutive year by the passionate team at Ukrainian Jersey City, this event embodies the spirit of unity, compassion, and solidarity. A remarkable running race dedicated to supporting this year’s cause, which is once again raising funds for one of their cornerstone projects, “Ambulances for Ukraine”.
Link to register: https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/JerseyCity/VyshyvankaRun
Event Details:
Location: Jersey City Waterfront – J. Owen Grundy Park
Date: Sunday, August 24, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM Start