One Family Bayonne
Amazing 1 family with parking. 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths. Refinished Hardwood floors, renovated kitchen, new 2nd floor bathroom. A few blocks form the Light Rail Station
A Must See!! Asking
$349,000
PRU4A5H9
Brick 1 Family-Bayonne
Great starter home. Brick one family 3 bedrooms and parking.
Asking $199,000
PRU9R7D4
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 (Family Features) No other trend has parked itself at the forefront of the culinary world quite like food trucks, but these aren’t the stale doughnut and questionable hotdog stands of yore. From coast to coast, a new generation of chefs has been putting unique cuisines on four wheels. But if you’re not in an urban setting, that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on these delectable dishes.
To celebrate the phenomenon, CanolaInfo partnered with four food truck chefs/owners representing different U.S. regions to create the Street Eats Recipe Collection, allowing home cooks everywhere to recreate delicious food truck fare. Continue reading River View Observer – FOOD VIEWS-Drive Top Food Truck Recipes Into Your Kitchen
The Hudson Regional Health Commission has advised Bayonne residents that it will be applying mosquito control larvicides by helicopter flying at low altitudes over Hudson County on Friday, August 24. In the event of inclement weather or other flight restrictions, the flight would be rescheduled for the next available date.
Helicopter application sites in Bayonne include the following:
1) Bayonne Golf Club – the marshes along the water at the northeastern point of the golf course
2) The Peninsula at Bayonne Harbor (the former Military Ocean Terminal) – the wooded area at the western end between Route 440, the access road, and Centre Street
3) Northwestern corner of Bayonne – area west of Sunset Avenue from 54th Street to 56th Street; the area between the New Jersey Turnpike and Route 440; the area within the Turnpike, Route 440, and the Conrail line; and the area on the North side of the Conrail line and the Eastern side of the Route 440 ramp
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Hoboken, the Mile Square City, the home of Old Blue Eyes , the place where they played the first baseball game, where Marlon Brando filmed On the Waterfront, and today, the place where all the single folk prefer to live.
A whopping 59.9% are single with a median income of $140,780 dollars. Those statistic are  the reason CNN Financial Website has given Hoboken the distinct title as “The Second Best City Nationwide for the Rich and Single,” beating out places like Redondo California, Brookline Mass and Arlington VA.
JERSEY CITY – Mayor Jerramiah T. Healy, the Jersey City Redevelopment Agency (JCRA), Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Regional Administrator Judith Enck and other city and local officials broke ground at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, August 22, 2012 on the Berry Lane Park project located at 1000 Garfield Ave., Jersey City in the Morris Canal neighborhood.
Berry Lane Park will rejuvenate the Morris Canal neighborhood with a nine percent increase of usable space in Jersey City by transforming more than 17 acres of property – including former rail yards, junk yards, auto repair shops, industrial facilities, and warehouses – into the largest municipally-owned park in the City.
Mayor Healy. “With sixty percent of the residents in the immediate area being children under the age of 18, Berry Lane Park will provide the space necessary for recreation and community involvement. The transformation of these fallow and deserted properties will also rid the area of an eyesore and contamination, and will make this neighborhood a more enjoyable place to live.”
Continue reading City, County & Federal Officials Break Ground on Berry Lane Park
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.Local Health Departments Remind Residents to Take Precautions
Hudson Regional Health Commission has been notified that a 25 year old female, a former Hudson County resident, has tested positive in the state lab for West Nile Virus (WNV). She was hospitalized in Bayonne Medical Center in late July after developing flu-like symptoms including fever, headache and a stiff neck.
 “The public health investigation, conducted with the resident’s local health department, revealed that the exposure period occurred during extended travel outside of New Jersey,†stated Carrie Nawrocki, Executive Director/Epidemiologist, Hudson Regional Health Commission. “Upon return to New Jersey, the patient began feeling ill, sought medical care and was hospitalized in Bayonne Medical Center for evaluation and treatment. She continues to follow up with her physician, and has since moved to another state where she is recovering at home.â€
 To date, 53 Hudson County mosquito pools have tested positive for West Nile Virus. Continue reading HUDSON COUNTY RESIDENT TESTS POSITIVE FOR WEST NILE VIRUS
INTERESTED ARTISTS STILL Â HAVE TIME TO PARTICIPATE IN NEW MEMBER ART CIRLCLE SHOW
Although the official dedication of Hudson County Park took place in 1916, it was a hundred years ago in 1912 that the park (now called the Stephen R. Gregg Hudson County Bayonne Park) first opened to the public. PealCollection partners, Priscilla Ege and Alice Lotosky invite the public to celebrate this centennial by taking a 90-minute “Park by Design†tour (free to the public) of the landmark on Saturday, September 15th at 10AM. The guest tour guide will be Dr. Carmela A. Karnoutsos, Professor Emerita, New Jersey City University, who will discuss the park’s history, design and architectural features. The group meets at the park entrance on 40th Street and Avenue C.  Call 201-437-6069 and leave a call back number. (No rain date) Â
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