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Introducing MCNY’s New BS in Nonprofit Management
Nonprofit Management is an impactful field for professionals who want to make a difference in their communities. With the rise in nonprofit organizations comes an increasing need for well-equipped professionals to fill leadership roles. To meet this need, Metropolitan College of New York (MCNY) is excited to introduce a new...
NYC's finest performers shine at Fire Island Dance Festival
Some of New York City’s top performers are stepping out of their usual roles to support Dancers Responding to AIDS, a program within Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. They are preparing for a weekend of dance and celebration, just outside the city at the Fire Island Dance Festival. “Myself and...
Coconut Creek Resident Defies Odds After Completing NYC Marathon Just 12 Weeks After Knee Surgery
Jill Finkelstein showcased remarkable perseverance by completing the New York City Marathon just 12 weeks after undergoing knee surgery. The journey began for the 48-year-old Coconut Creek resident with a knee injury sustained during a routine training session. “I immediately knew something was terribly wrong, but I’m determined, so I...
New York Honey Strawberry Cough: NYC’s Favorite Now in 510 Cartridges and Dab Darts
New York Honey has once again captivated the cannabis community with the release of their popular “Strawberry Cough” strain. Now available in two exciting options: the 510 Cartridge “The Bullet” and the innovative Dab Dart, this legendary strain, New York Honey Strawberry Cough, is known for its uplifting effects and sweet, berry-like aroma. A fan favorite in the All In One series, “Strawberry Cough” continues to set the standard for quality and enjoyment.
Discrimination Lawsuit Against N.Y. City Official Can't Be Totally Sealed at Plaintiff's Behest
From Doe v. City of New York, decided today by Judge Gregory Woods (S.D.N.Y.):. One distinguishing facet of the American legal system is its commitment to public access to the trial process. This legacy of "open justice" is as old as America itself. The plaintiff in this action asks that the Court deviate from that legacy and to permit her to litigate her case under seal in complete secrecy. Because the plaintiff has not overcome the strong presumption to public access that attaches to judicial documents—including her complaint and the existence of the case itself—her motion to seal the case is DENIED….
Denville Man Drove Drunk, Fled Scene Of Crash: Police
The crash occurred in the Cedar Lake area, Denville police said in a release. An investigation revealed Mark Johnson was under the influence when the crash occurred, police said. Johnson was charged with driving under the influence, police said. He was also issued summonses for reckless driving, careless driving, failure...
CEO Of CrowdStrike Is Parsippany Billionaire George Kurtz Working To Remedy Microsoft Meltdown
Kurtz is the CEO of CrowdStrike, the cybersecurity firm that appears to be responsible for the global outage that disrupted flights, stock markets, media outlets, and banks. Kurtz, 59, is also a Parsippany-Troy Hills native and graduate of Seton Hall University who according to Forbes is worth about $3.1 billion.
Convicted Jersey City felon gets 94 months for using illegal firearm in shooting
A convicted felon from Jersey City received a 94-mont prison sentence for using an illegal firearm in a shooting “in the middle of a crowded street” back in 2020, U.S. Attorney Philip Sellinger announced. Christian Freire, 29, of Jersey City, previously pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge William...
Boys outperform girls in giving accurate directions, new study says
Boys aged 3 to 10 years old outperform girls in giving directions more accurately, according to a new study by Psychology researchers at Montclair State University. In the research study, titled “Sex differences in direction giving: Are boys better than girls?” and published in the Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, the young participants were asked to describe and recall routes from two perspectives: survey (viewing a marked path on a map) and route (viewing video of someone walking inside a virtual reality maze). After viewing the map and video, the children were asked to give directions about the route.
Hoboken Updates: Open Pool Hours at HHS, ResilienCity Park Basketball Court to Close for Repairs
The City of Hoboken recently announced a few updates pertaining to open pool hours and amenity repairs. From July 29th through August 9th, the Hoboken High School indoor pool at 800 Clinton Street will be open to residents for limited hours. Additionally, the ResilienCity Park at 12th and Madison Streets in Hoboken will close for resurfacing repairs on July 22nd. Read on for more about these updates from the City of Hoboken.
New Development to Replace Surface Parking Lot in Jersey City
A surface parking lot in the shadow of The Beacon complex could soon be home to another development as officials have greenlit a plan for a new residential project near Jersey City’s geographic center. During their June 11 meeting, Jersey City’s Planning Board approved an application to revitalize 147...
Hoboken officer honored for exceptional heroism
It's a challenge for many families across New Jersey. You have a relative who struggles with mental health and has episodes where you need to call someone in to help. Now imagine that same relative is suddenly not where they are supposed to be. You frantically check the house for your loved one and then realize the kitchen knife drawer has been rifled through and the back door is open and swinging.
West Orange Town Council Meets to Choose a Chief Operating Officer & a Chief Financial Officer
WEST ORANGE, NJ — West Orange town council members had a scheduled a special meeting on July 17 to interview two potential Chief Operating Officers (COO) and to discuss an interim Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Council President Bill Rutherford and member Asmeret Ghebremicael were unable to attend the meeting. Sue Scarpa said she couldn’t vote for anyone because she had just received the CFO’s info. Michelle Casalino agreed that they needed to interview the CFO candidate. Tammy Williams concurred, and all three of them were concerned about voting without their absent colleagues.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR...
Livingston Police Announce Arrests in July Incidents of Shoplifting, Possession of a Stolen Vehicle and More
LIVINGSTON, NJ — Two 28-year-old males were arrested earlier this week in separate shoplifting incidents at Nordstrom Rack, located at 530 W Mt. Pleasant Avenue in Livingston, according to Livingston police. At approximately 3 p.m. on July 12, Livingston officers responded to the department store, where Ibnrashad Muhammad, 28, of Maplewood, was being detained by store loss prevention for shoplifting approximately $200 worth of merchandise. Muhammad was placed under arrest and transported to headquarters for processing. He was charged with shoplifting and released on a summons with a returnable court date at the Livingston Municipal Court.CLICK HERE...
Hugo Neu, trucking firm sign deal for Kearny outdoor storage site, BRC says
80 Campus Drive in Kearny — Courtesy: Bussel Realty Corp. A trucking company has expanded its footprint in Kearny after leasing a two-acre industrial outdoor storage property, brokers with Bussel Realty Corp. announced. The user, Lico Transport, will occupy the site at 80 Campus Drive under a deal with...
Industrial user takes 21,000 sq. ft. near Port Newark, in deal arranged by Blau & Berg
475 Division St. in Elizabeth — Courtesy: The Blau & Berg Co. The owner of a 175,000-square-foot industrial complex in Elizabeth has secured a new tenant with a recently completed, 21,000-square-foot lease at the property. According to The Blau & Berg Co., which brokered the transaction, the space at...
JLL: Developer of 42-unit Journal Square building snags $13 million construction loan
A project by Urban Square Properties will bring a new 42-unit apartment building to 72-76 Vroom St. in Jersey City. — Rendering courtesy: JLL. A new 42-unit apartment building is coming to Jersey City’s Journal Square with the help of a $13.1 million construction loan, according to a debt placement team with JLL.
Democrats choose Newark council president to replace the late Rep. Payne on November ballot
Newark City Council President LaMonica McIver is the heavy favorite to win election to the late Rep Donald Payne's seat in November. (Sophie NIeto-Munoz | New Jersey Monitor) Democratic officials on Thursday chose Newark City Council President LaMonica McIver to take the late Rep. Donald Payne Jr.’s place on November’s ballot in the 10th Congressional District.
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