Resolution approved moving forward liberty science center high school
Mayor Fulop and Liberty Science Center Announce new Partnership with Hudson County to Create High School that will Reimagine Public Education
JERSEY CITY – Mayor Steven M. Fulop joins the Liberty Science Center (LSC) and Hudson County to announce an agreement by the Hudson County Board of Education of the Hudson County Schools of Technology to establish a unique public-private partnership for the creation of the new proposed Liberty Science High School, located within the new cutting-edge SciTech Scity. The planned 30-acre innovation campus, a “mini city of the futureâ€, will be a revolutionary technological hub for students, innovators, entrepreneurs, and scientists working together to create a community for learning and innovation.
LOOKING AHEAD, JCMC ER DOCTOR FINDS REASONS TO BE HOPEFUL
Like many in the medical profession in New Jersey, Dr. Deven Unadkat is concerned about the growing number of positive COVID-19 cases in New Jersey, especially in Hudson County.
Since flattening out over the summer, the number of new positive COVID-19 cases has been steadily climbing. On August 28, Hudson County’s seven-day average was 17. This week, the seven-day average rose to 249.
But Dr. Unadkat, the chair and medical director of the Emergency Medicine at Jersey City Medical Center, also sees a ray of hope.
Join Catholic Cemeteries in Saluting All Veterans & Active SoldiersWatch New Video
In case you missed it Wednesday, November 11, here’s the Veterans Day video dedicated to all the men and women from past to present that have served and continue to serve the military in the five branches of the United States military. They include Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard.
While this video was recorded at Holy Cross Cemetery and Mausoleum in North Arlington, there are veterans laid to rest at all of our locations including Gate of Heaven Cemetery and Mausoleum in East Hanover, St. Gertrude Cemetery and Mausoleum in Colonia, Holy Name Cemetery and Mausoleum in Jersey City, Maryrest Cemetery and Mausoleum in Mahwah, and Christ the King Cemetery in Franklin Lakes.
There are veterans that have served in every war since the Civil War buried at our locations. We pray every day for the repose of their souls, and we extend our heartfelt condolences to their loved ones.
May God bless our veterans and active troops wherever they may be, and may God bless America. Click here or the American flag image above to watch video.
LEARN Infographics VIRTUALY FROM HUDSON COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Infographics Boost your career by learning how to visually present data in a clear, effective manner. In this infographics course, students will explore approaches and concepts in technical illustration and infographics. Working with a skilled illustrator, students will learn methods for creating instructional illustrations that seamlessly communicate messages to diverse audiences.Days: ThursdaysDates: December 3 – 17, 2020Time: 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.Price: $65Participants will receive an email with details on how to access the live course 24 to 48 hours before the start of class.Register Here  This course includes:• Visual Literacy and Interpretations • Data Visualization • Audience Awareness • Psychology of Color • Methods of Analysis • Visual Design for Usability • Design Elements and Principles • Effective Designs    Discover more personal & professional enrichment courses at www.hccc.edu/continuingeducation |
| HCCC Continuing Education | 161 Newkirk Street, Rm E504, Jersey City, NJ 07306 |
Eagle Scout Project Provides New Garden and Benches at Bayonne’s DiDomenico-16th Street Park
Eagle Scout project in DiDomenico-16th Street Park: A.J. Chiaravalloti of Boy Scout Troop #25 planned and organized the construction of a walled, circular garden with three six-ft.-long benches at DiDomenico-16th Street Park. The benches are dedicated to people who have been affected by the Coronavirus: those who passed away as a result of it; healthcare personnel and essential workers; and community volunteers. A.J. Chiaravalloti also raised the funds to complete the construction. The project was constructed on the lower level of the park. Scout Chiaravalloti consulted Third Ward Council Member Gary LaPelusa about which plants would work well in the circular garden. Scout Chiaravalloti worked in cooperation with the Bayonne Department of Public Works and DPW Director Tom Cotter.  Â
hudson county community college introduction to social media analytics
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| Social media campaigns are not successful by accident; there is plenty of hard work behind it. They are also the result of trial and error, reading analytics, testing, and keeping a watchful eye, strategizing again and again. From the most vital campaign essentials to setting the correct standards and goals and identifying key performance indicators will allow you to take full advantage of all parts of social media to your benefit. This course will teach you how to use social media analytics per major social media platform to help boost your campaign and sales. You will be able to get hands-on experience on how professionals manage social media campaigns to increase their brand performance and expand their client base. |
Days: TuesdaysDate: November 24th – December 8th, 2020Time: 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.Instructor: Fariha TasneemPrice: $65Location: Online |
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OMORFIA HAIR STUDIO BAYONNE HAS RIBBON CUTTING
Ribbon-cutting for Omorfia Hair Studio: City officials joinedthe staff of theOmorfia Hair Studio at their grand opening  ceremony at 76 Avenue C in Bayonne. Mayor James M. Davis and City Council Members stopped by to help welcome our newest small business to the Bayonne. Pictured left to right: Toniann Cleary, Brianna Toro, First Ward Council Member  Neil Carroll, Mayor James Davis, Giná Ferraro, owner Flora Ropas, Third Ward Council Member Gary LaPelusa, City Council President Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski, Denna Hester, Gabriela Ogbin, and Jenna Carine.
Bayonne COVID-19 UPDATE FOR 11/12/ 2020 Information regarding -the re-start of Drive-Thru testing and potentially Walk-Up testing to be released over the next few days
Bayonne Mayor James Davis
Mayor Davis has informed us of the passing of an 76yr male, who also tested positive for COVID-19. This passing is the 81st in Bayonne since the beginning of the pandemic. Mayor Davis extends his condolences, on behalf of all of Bayonne, to the family of this man.
Under the direction of Mayor Davis, OEM provides weekly updates on the status of Bayonne in relation to the COVID-19 Health Emergency.
Bayonne Residents CURRENTLY Positive – 143*The number above reflects the Bayonne residents that are CURRENTLY COVID-19 Positive.
Mayor Fulop Announces Approval for new School Incorporated into Downtown Redevelopment Project alongside Affordable Housing and Public Park Space
Administration’s Efforts to Leverage Development and Private Sector for Community Benefits comes to Fruition
JERSEY CITY – Mayor Steven M. Fulop joins City Council members to announce the approval to move forward with the Laurel and Saddlewood Court project as passed 7-1 by the municipal council last night. Construction will include over 800 residential units, of which 5% is mandated affordable housing, as well as major onsite stormwater capture improvements, a public park, and a new 50,000 square-foot public school for PreK-5 students – valued at nearly $25 million, at no cost to taxpayers.
