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| The NLN Pre-Admission Exam evaluates the academic ability of nursing majors to identify the most qualified candidates among those seeking admittance into nursing schools nationwide. This course assists students in preparing for the exam by mastering the subject matter covered in the math and science portions. Students will also learn test-taking strategies that will help them achieve a high composite score. |
| Days: SaturdaysDate: June 12th – July 24, 2021Times: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.Price: $229 |
If you are looking to do something outside Hudson County this weekend and you love art this is the perfect event in Ft. Lee
Follow this link for more information https://artsamble.org/
Jersey City 4th of July Celebration in 2019 drew large crowds to see PitBull
New Jersey’s Largest Fireworks Display by Guinness World Record Holder, Grucci
Mayor Steven M. Fulop announced today New Jersey’s largest fireworks displaywill return to the Jersey City waterfront this Fourth of July with Fireworks by Grucci. Following recent years of historic crowds with headliners like Snoop Dogg and Pitbull, the annual Independence Day celebrations were cancelled in 2020 to protect the community amid the COVID-19 pandemic. While this year’s Freedom and Fireworks event will not be able to include the yearly festival and superstar concerts, the City’s efforts to bring back the fireworks display over the Hudson River was a decision made with the community’s needs and safety top of mind.
Tuesday June 8th: 10am to 3pm  Â
Town of Secaucus Community Center 145 Front Street, Secaucus, NJ, 07094.
Hiring over 20 people a day.  Immediate openings in Secaucus, NJ with a Technology company. IT/ Computer skills are not necessary but are a plus.
Forklift, Material Handler, Production Assemblers, Warehouse Associates, Maintenance Workers, Cleaners/Porters, and Hardware Test Technicians in Secaucus, NJÂ
Several shifts available along with Overtime Opportunity during the week & weekends.
Several shifts for your convenience!Â
Pay Rate: $13Per hour – $16Per Hour.
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Guest Writer Contributor to the River View Observer
David Carroll a reader of our publication has been so moved by the events of the past year and the deadly effect Coronavirus has had on our nation, he was inspired to write this poem and we honor his effort by posting it here.
Our world has changed
Like never before and it’s so sad
Every day because our lives have changed
So much in life today and so many families suffering
Like never before and this killer virus is here to stay
And we were all caught and unaware and it’s sadness
In the air and Isolated from our loved ones every day
And there’s know happiness or joy in our lives today
It’s just an other loved one who’s sadly passed away
And coronavirus walks among us every day
And we try our best to struggle through
This horrible coronavirus storm
Trying to stay safe and keep ourselves warm
And the pain and hurt it’s brought us and
There’s nothing much to gain and our
Peace and love has all gone away
And it’s just a lonely tear rolling down my face and I’ve been
Crying inside this cold lonely old place
And all the pain running though me every day
Coronavirus, coronavirus when will you ever
Just go away and I cry for the loved ones who’s sadly
Passed away and I’m still cocooning away and
Every day and I’m lost without you in my life and
The world has changed so much
Coronavirus every day in our life
And the darkness surrounds the world today
And it’s so cold and painful every day and
I feel the chill up and down my spine every day
And our warm hugs and soft kisses
Have just all faded away and
Just like our loved ones fading away
And nobody to hold at night
And nobody to whisper I love you goodnight
And as a lonely tear rolls down my face
I try to smile and remember your beautiful face
As coronavirus has slowly taken you away
And I promise you all I’ll love
And pray for everyone
Who’s been suffering from coronavirus
Every day.
–David P Carroll.
We’ve all heard the expression, “When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade”…probably more times in this past year than we ever thought we would! But it is true…struggles and worries can bring with them new skills, hobbies, appreciations, interests, coping mechanisms, strengths and relationships!
Join Project Greenville–in person and online–as they explore all of these through art, photography, music and demonstrations at the group exhibit, “Lemonade”. Participating artists
Catalina Aranguren
Aaron Dunkel
Yvad Erehsaw
Donchellee Fulwood
Richard Jedrzejek
Jin Jung
Jim Legge
Richard Maczuga
Pat Olsen
Lucy Rovetto
Theda Saniford
Ray Schwartz
Anthony Sienkiewicz
Elsie Sienkiewicz
Susan SienkiewiczWalk_Bye Artists
Abster
Beth Achenbach
Alejandra Alvarez
Catalina Aranguren
Khurshid Begum
Jennifer Brown
Abigail Chua
Carolina De Brigard
Beth DiCara
Isabelle Duverger
Peter Gagnon
Katelyn Halpern
Charles Lane
Michelle Malakoff
Michelle A. Mayer
Macuauley Norman
Marlene OHaireWalk_Bye Student Artists
Afrin F.
Ayra S.
Bertram O.
Chiara A.
Drake G.
Emily E.
Georgia S.
Kymani F.
Nathaniel O.
Rhys G.
Siddhi J.
Sophia O.
Vanessa N.
Collaboration: Baxter M, Henry P, Hayden M, Violet K, Penelope B, Miles S. and Elizabeth M
Their musical guests this time around are:TARA and Wyl White with Moissessions Studios at 6:30pm FridayGary Van Miert at 5pm Saturday Sofia Oro at 6pm SaturdaySocial distancing, masks, some new features of Project Greenville such as our Pay as You Wish Thrift and the unveiling of our Instagram & lemony refreshments for our in-person guests from 4pm-7pm Friday and Saturday (greetings and good vibes to our virtual guests Friday evening)!
For those of you joining online the event is FREE but you must register ahead of time with JC Fridays at www.jcfridays.com and they will send you the zoom link to view the presentation (Their segment will be around 6:!5pm on Friday June 4th, but please tune in for the whole show…lots of good stuff in store!)Â
Business representatives and City of Bayonne officials took part in a pre-construction ceremony for Lightbridge Academy, an educational childcare company. Its Bayonne location will be constructed inside the former Bayonne Frank Cinema 12 at the South Cove Commons Shopping Center. The site will be able to accommodate as many as 200 children. Up to seven businesses, including retail, will be housed in the former movie theater building. The site will be ready for Lightbridge Academy in autumn 2021. The property is owned by the Alessi Organization. The Shah family, which specializes in franchise businesses, is a major partner in the Bayonne Lightbridge franchise.
 Pictured left to right: City Council Member At-Large Juan Perez, Second Ward Council Member Sal Gullace, City Council President Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski, Parul Shah, Vincent Alessi, Vijay Shah, Mayor Jimmy Davis, Vincent Alessi, Manan Shah, and Neel Shah. Lightbridge presented a contribution to the City of Bayonne’s Recreation Division, which will be used to support Buddy Baseball, a special needs children’s program
Photo in grass: County Prep Dance Alumni perform at Outside the Lines, photo by Anthony Johnson
Photo of lift by Michael Wilczkowski
Additional photos of How Does the Journey End? by H.Warfel
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the County Prep High School Dance Program, students presented How Does the Journey End? on May 20 & 21. The student produced film was created in response to the events of the past year where students redirected their attention to using movement as a tool for storytelling. The hour-long film offers an important perspective on how students are experiencing the pressures and unrest of today’s world. The work moved audience members “to tearsâ€. Excerpts were awarded Outstanding Achievement by the Hudson County Teen Arts Alliance, and will be presented at the NJ State Teen Arts Conference this week.
