As part of the City’s ‘Tapestry of Nations’ Ethnic Festival Series
JERSEY CITY – Mayor Jerramiah T. Healy, the Municipal Council and the Division of Cultural Affairs proudly announce the annual Polish Festival which will take place from 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, August 26th 2012 on Washington Street, between Sussex and Grand streets.
“The greatness of this country, especially our city, is largely attributed to the contributions that immigrants have made and continue to make,†said Mayor Healy. “Jersey City was densely populated by Polish immigrants and their descendents, many of whom worked at the nearby Colgate Palmolive Soap Factory and other shops located in the old First Ward of Jersey City. Polish-Americans have made significant strides and accomplishments in which we can all benefit from.†Continue reading Jersey City to Celebrate the Annual Polish Festival
The Theater Company is seeking a cast of freaks, geeks, whole-some types and one incredibly fabulous entertainer for its 2012 version of Richard O’Brien’s THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW This cult classic is also a TTC classic, which will be directed by Clara Barton Green, with musical direction by David Zimmerman, and choreography by Robert Gonzales Jr. …
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Pictured from left to right: Jack Belton – HCEDC Loan Officer, Bette Spinelli – Director HCEDC , Bill Gaughan – Hudson County Chief of Staff, Zuleika Fertullien – Director Beyond Basic Learning, Hudson County Freeholder – Anthony Romano and Ken O’Neill – Senior VP Bayonne Community Bank.


Owner and chef George Politis, Jr. grew up watching his mother and grandmother cook in the family kitchen in Hoboken. Chef Politis took time from his busy schedule to share with Riverview Observer some insights into what it takes to create GP’s tasty Neapolitan fare.