Mayor Jimmy Davis announced that a dining, entertainment, and classic car event on Lower Broadway has been scheduled for Saturday, October 24, from 12:00 noon until 4:00 p.m. Broadway will be closed to traffic from 5th Street to Cottage Street, in order to accommodate the event. Participating restaurants will set up tables, chairs, and tents on the street.
In order to allow for event set-up on Saturday, October 24, the street-closing on Broadway will start at 10:30 a.m. Broadway will be closed until 5:30 p.m. that night, in order to provide time to remove dining furniture and equipment from the street.
No parking will be allowed on Broadway from 5th Street to Cottage Street from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., in order to provide space for the event, along with set-up and break-down activities.
The Bergen Point event will observe the mask requirements and social distancing guidelines established by the State of New Jersey.
This event will be the latest in a series to help highlight Bayonne’s restaurants and businesses in different parts of the city.
Mayor James Davis, members of the Bayonne City Council, Assemblyman Nicholasi Chiaravalloti and Starbuck staff cut the Ribbon on Bayonne’s new Starbucks
Mayor James Davis and members of the City Council with Asseblyman Nicholas Chiaravalloti proudly cut the ribbon on the brand new Starbucks on Goldsborough Drive and Rt 440. .
Mayor Davis said “Our community remains laser-focused on bringing life to many of the long-dormant properties in Bayonne, especially the former Military Ocean Terminal. Today is another milestone towards the rebirth of our great Bayonne!”
Recent Dine Out & Shop Out Bayonne -Photo River View Observer
Mayor Jimmy Davis announced that a Dine Out & Shop Out Event on Broadway has been scheduled for Thursday, October 22, from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Broadway will be closed to traffic from 29thth Street to 32nd Street, in order to accommodate the event. Participating restaurants will set up tables, chairs, and tents on the street. The event will feature live music by David “Doc†Watson & Lisel Cox, and by Vinnie Ferrone.
In order to allow for event set-up, the street-closing on Broadway will start at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 22. Broadway will be closed until 11:00 p.m. that night, in order to provide time to remove dining furniture and equipment from the street.
No parking will be allowed on Broadway from 29th Street to 32nd Street from 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., in order to provide space for dining on the street. Parking will be available in the nearby lots off Broadway operated by the Bayonne Parking Utility.
The Dine Out & Shop Out Event will observe the mask requirements and social distancing guidelines established by the State of New Jersey.
This event will be the latest in a series to help highlight Bayonne’s restaurants and businesses in different parts of the city.
City officials and business people joined developer Lance Lucarelli at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the 91-unit Bay One apartment house, which was constructed on the former Resnick property at 46th Street and Broadway in Bayonne. Pictured left to right: Third Ward Council Member Gary LaPelusa; City Council President Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski; Mayor Jimmy Davis; Katelyn Regan (Business Manager, Alliance Residential Group); developer Lance Lucarelli (The L Group); Council Member At-Large Juan Perez; Cindi Sisk Galvin (Business Development Officer, BCB Community Bank); and Vincent Davis (Vice President, Business Development, BCB Community Bank).
Art House Productions (Meredith Burns, Executive Director) is proud to announce the 2020-2021 cohort of its INKubator Program. INKubator is a year-long generative process for a select group of 6 playwrights in residence at Art House Productions. This year’s playwrights are Andrea Coleman, Izzi D’Esposito, Madeline Dennis-Yates, Nathaniel Foster, Aja Nisenson, and SMJ.
Photo Caption 1- Marios Christodoulou, physical therapist, demonstrates new equipment available to treat a wide range of orthopedic conditions and sports-related injuries.Photo Caption 2– Rehabilitation services located in Newport offers physical and occupational therapy, providing individually designed programs for patients based on comprehensive evaluation.
Jersey City, NJ, October 12, 2020 – Jersey City Medical Center, an RWJBarnabas Health facility, recently opened a new physical therapy and rehabilitation practice in Newport. In addition to physical therapy services, the Newport location offers convenient, close to home access to the hospital’s leading orthopedic program at the same location.
Bayonne Mayor Jimmy Davis issued a proclamation declaring October to be Distracted Driving Awareness Month in the City of Bayonne. This presentation was one of many events organized by safe driving advocate Pam O’Donnell. Four years ago, her husband and daughter died in an automobile crash. That tragedy has compelled her to speak out before a variety of audiences about the importance of safe driving and the consequences of highway deaths. She has spoken to audiences at churches, schools, and corporations. The proclamation refers to public education programs sponsored by the National Safety Council and the Catch You Later Foundation. Pictured left to right: Public Safety Director Robert Kubert, Public Works Director Tom Cotter, First Ward Council Member Neil Carroll, Mayor Jimmy Davis, Ali O’Donnell, Pam O’Donnell, City Council President Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski, Council Member At-Large Juan Perez, and Police Chief Robert Geisler.
Members of the Jersey City Police Department will join other Hudson County law enforcement agencies to raise money for the Special Olympics New Jersey by participating in the 37th annual Law Enforcement Torch Run.
JCPD Officers will run through the Jersey City leg of the route carrying the “Flame of Hope,†which is escorted by more than 3,000 officers total through 26 communities, ultimately making its way to the lighting of the Special Olympics New Jersey cauldron at the Opening Ceremony.
10:30 AM on Friday, October 9, 2020
Intersection of Communipaw and West Side Avenues, Jersey City, NJ
Mayor Jimmy Davis announced that outdoor dining and entertainment events on Uptown Broadway have been scheduled for Friday, October 9, and Thursday, October 15, from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
The event of Friday, October 9, will take place on Broadway from 41st Street to 45th Street, with a rain date of Saturday, October 10. Live music will be provided by Keith Borelli and Bennett Rhode.
The event of Thursday, October 15, will take place on Broadway from 33rd Street to 38th Street, with a rain date of Friday, October 16. Live music will be provided by Dave “Doc†Watson and Lisel Cox.
On both dine out nights, a portion Broadway will be closed to traffic in the area of each event, in order to accommodate the outdoor dining and entertainment.
Participating restaurants will set up tables, chairs, and tents on the street.
The event organizer is City Council President Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski. The Council President said, “These special events are all about supporting local restaurants and small businesses during this trying time. We are happy to extend the success of our recent Downtown and Midtown dining events to our Uptown area.
Mayor Davis said, “I would like to thank Council President Ashe-Nadrowski and all participating businesses for planning these great events. We should all do whatever we can to support our local small business community.â€
In order to allow for event set-up, the street-closing on Broadway will start at 4:00 p.m. on the night of each event. Broadway will be closed until 11:00 p.m. that night, in order to provide time to remove dining furniture and equipment from the street.
No parking will be allowed on Broadway in the outdoor dining areas from 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m., in order to provide space for the restaurants and entertainment.
In the event of inclement weather, the rain dates of Saturday, October 10, and Friday, October 16, would have the same hours and street closing details described above for Friday, October 9, and Thursday, October 15.
The dining and entertainment events will observe the mask requirements and social distancing guidelines established by the State of New Jersey.
Mayor Davis and father place ballots in drop box:Â
Bayonne Mayor Jimmy Davis and father James Davis placed their completed ballots in the secure election drop box in front of City Hall at 630 Avenue C in Bayonne. Mayor Davis said, “My dad and I voted this morning. Please make sure you vote via the mail-in ballot. Once you have filled out your ballot completely, you can drop it at the designated secure ballot drop box located in front of City Hall.â€
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