Jersey City artists participating in Jersey City Mural Arts Program spray paint historical figures such as Nelson Mandela, Muhammad Ali and Martin Luther King, Jr.. The multimedia segment first appeared on Hudson County View.
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Homeless Jersey City woman finds refuge on path to self-sufficiency
Yvette Alexander has been homeless for two years, but she expects to be living in a new apartment soon because of the help and resources she’s received at the St. Lucy’s Emergency Shelter. The report originally aired on Hudson County View.
Inwood residents march to oppose rezoning of Northern Manhattan
In August, nearly 250 rallied and marched from the 1 train station at Dyckman Street to the intersection of Broadway and Dyckman to protest the mayor’s plan for rezoning Northern Manhattan.
Hoboken officials, clergy and activists hold rally in support of immigrant families
Hoboken police officers awarded for their acts of valor
At the Stevens Institute of Technology, the Hoboken Police Department paid tribute to over 50 police officers with a variety of awards for exceptional service, as well as for saving lives. Again, on assignment for Hudson County View, the following video segment captures the highlights of the ceremony.
Very early morning vote by Jersey City Council to move Katyn Monument
Speaker after speaker voiced their disapproval loudly to the Jersey City Council for their vote to move the Katyn Forest Massacre Monument from its current location at Exchange Place to the end of York Street, one block south. On assignment for Hudson County View, the council finally voted 6 to 3 at nearly 3:00 AM in the morning.
Hundreds of Jersey City residents march to stop gun violence
On Saturday, June 9 the Jersey City Anti-Violence Coalition Movement walked for the third straight year from the Greenville neighborhood all the way to Lincoln Park to bring awareness to the plague of gun violence in the city. Here’s a segment while on assignment for Hudson County View.
Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop booed announcing new home for Katyn Monument
From the City Council Chambers in Jersey City on Monday morning while on assignment for Hudson County View, Mayor Steven Fulop announces that the Katyn Monument, which commemorates the massacre of over 20,000 Polish Army officers and police officials during World War II, will move from Exchange Place to the foot of York Street. Watch as the lawyer representing those in opposition to the move tries to approach the podium as the mayor is speaking.
Cory Booker secures money for Gateway Tunnel
U.S. Senator (D-NJ) Cory Booker was in Bayonne recently to announce with Bayonne Mayor Jimmy Davis and U.S. Senator (D-NJ) Bob Menendez the sale of land at the former Military Ocean Terminal for the development of new industrial warehouses. In the following interview with the senator for Hudson County View, I ask for the senator’s reaction to the money allocated in the $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill for the Gateway Tunnel.
Bayonne Approves Settlement, Paves Way for Muslim Community Center
On assignment for Hudson County View, www.hudsoncountyview.com, on Monday evening to live stream the Bayonne Zoning Board’s deliberations to authorized a settlement of $400,000 with the Bayonne Muslims, who last year sued the Board for denying them the application to build a community center on Bayonne’s East Side.