Author Archives: Buss Reports
On set discussing the week’s news events
Again on set to co-host with John Heinis of Hudson County View.
Hosting Hudson County View Live & Uncut from the studio
Here’s one segment from last week whereby I hosted the Hudson County View Live & Uncut television show for 30 minutes.
Optician fundraises for No Shave November
A New Jersey optician has fundraised just over $50,000 in the past four years and has dispersed the funds to cancer charities such as Fight Colorectal Cancer. The post originally appeared on Hudson County View.
22 new candidates receive their U.S. citizenship certificates
For the second time in six month, the Weehawken American Legion Post 18 in New Jersey hosted a naturalization ceremony with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to welcome 22 new citizens from 14 different countries.
NJ town partners with HBO and NYC film makers to mentor students in film making
The West New York Public Schools District will be partnering with HBO and LPZ Cinetech, a film and media arts education institute that teaches students the art and craft of film making and connects them to the film industry. Fifteen students were selected and they’ll receive guidance and feedback on their project as they work on it during the school year. The original video segment first appeared on Hudson County View.
Jersey City elected officials and residents rally for Airbnb regulations
In less than two weeks, Jersey City residents will vote on whether to impose restrictions on short-term rentals in the city. The report initially appeared on Hudson County View.
Live from the studio, it’s Hudson County View Live & Uncut
After reporting in the field all week, I join John Heinis, publisher of Hudson County View, at the Hudson Media Group’s studios to discuss happenings in Hudson County.
Jersey City artist and Airbnb host paints new work at community art show to show support for short-term rentals
Nathan Talyor is a Jersey City-based artist and Airbnb host, who relies on renting his apartment to Airbnb guests to make ends meet. Jersey City voters will have an opportunity to vote on a referendum on November 5 on whether they want regulations on Airbnb short-term rentals. The following video segment first appeared on Hudson County View.
On-air discussion of Airbnb hosts’ launch of campaign to inform voters to vote ‘No’ on Jersey City referendum question to limit short-term rentals
I joined John Heinis of Hudson County View in the Hudson Media Group studios to discuss how Airbnb hosts are trying to ensure that short-term rentals aren’t curtailed in Jersey City.