ODD NEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLD
As part of the divorce settlement a couple in a cambodian Village literally cut thier house in half to split their assets.
Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Patricia L. McGeehan accepts the first two tickets from Mrs. Joan H. Rosen, Director of Music and Art for the Bayonne Public Schools for this year’s “Family Night Out.â€Â This innovative event for the Bayonne Public Schools combines what was formerly known as Parents Night Out with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra Chamber Players.Â
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John Alex Grant Actor from Bayonne Has a Lead Role
in Movie Premiering October 9th
Premiering on Thursday, October 9, at the Sondheim Theatre in Fairfield, Iowa.
My Town Pictures, winner of the top Award of Excellence from the Iowa Motion Picture Association in 2007 and 2008, has produced more than 25 feature film films since 1999 and has won 11 national Telly Awards.
PETITION CALLS FOR INCREASED PATH SERVICE ON THE WEEKENDS AND WEEKNIGHTSÂ FOR HUDSON COUNTY COMMUTERS.
Ward E Councilman Steve Fullop of Jersey City authored a formal resolution that was approved by the Jersey City Council and sent to the Port Authority of NY/NJ formally requesting fairness with regard to increased PATH service on the weekends and weeknights
To find out more about this petition click on http://fixmypath.com
The Jersey City Artist Studio Tour gets underway and the River View Observer was there…Below one of the exhibits from Metropolis Music located in Downtown Jersey City.
Participants were asked to paint this car, and they did……see more photos
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As giant financial institutions are brought to their knees by current market conditions, the oldest bank in New Jersey remains strong.Â
Founded in 1839, The Provident Bank is the oldest bank chartered in New Jersey. This bank survived the stock market crash in 1987, the Great Depression in the 1930s, the savings and loan crisis in the 1980s, the junk bonds collapse in the 1990s, the dot-com bust in 2000 and the most recent sub-prime lending crisis which has ensnared so many other financial institutions.Â
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