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Holiday Lights - Home Decorating Contest ▶ Posted 11-29-2022, From Secaucus Township
The Mayor and Town Council invite all residents to participate in the 2022 Holiday Lights Contest. |
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Toy Drive - Now Through 12/14/22 ▶ Posted 11-29-2022, From Secaucus Township
New, unwrapped toys are needed for less fortunate children between the ages of 1 to 14 years old. |
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▶ Posted 11-28-2022, From Secaucus Township
HUdson County's COVID-19 Vaccination Team is offering all COVID-19 vaccines and boosters to eligible individuals. |
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Police Blotter 11/21/2022 - 11/27/2022 ▶ Posted 11-28-2022, From Secaucus Police
Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus police. |
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Notice of Sale of Surplus Property ▶ Posted 11-23-2022, From Secaucus Township
Secaucus is conducting a public auction sale of surplus property that is no longer needed for public use. |
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Full-Time Registered Environmental Health Specialist Opportunity Available ▶ Posted 11-23-2022, From Secaucus Township
The purpose of this position is to perform sanitary inspection and environmental health work involving sanitary, environmental, and public health laws and rules. |
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Secaucus Police Make Second Round of Arrests at AJ’s Go-Go Bar ▶ Posted 11-17-2022, From Secaucus Police
The Secaucus Police Department recently issued this press release regarding the incident. |
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Secaucus Police Arrest New York Man with Drugs and Handgun ▶ Posted 11-15-2022, From Secaucus Police
The Secaucus Police Department recently issued this press release regarding the incident. |
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▶ Posted 11-14-2022, From Secaucus Township
There will be NO garbage pickup on Thursday, November 24, 2022, (Thanksgiving Day). |
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Police Blotter 11/07/2022 - 11/13/2022 ▶ Posted 11-14-2022, From Secaucus Police
Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus police. |
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▶ Posted 11-12-2022, From Secaucus Township
Food and toy donations are being collected on November 19th at the Senior Center. |
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Part-Time Dispatcher Opportunity Available ▶ Posted 11-09-2022, From Secaucus Township
The purpose of this position is the daily operations associated with the Police Department’s dispatch section. |
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Police Blotter 10/31/2022 - 11/06/2022 ▶ Posted 11-07-2022, From Secaucus Police
Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus police. |
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Arrest Made after Stolen Car Crashes into Police Cars in Secaucus ▶ Posted 11-02-2022, From Secaucus Police
The Secaucus Police Department recently issued this press release regarding the incident. |
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Secaucus School District Superintendent Search Survey ▶ Posted 10-31-2022, From Secaucus Township
Assist with the Secaucus School District Superintendent Search by filling out a brief survey. |
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Police Blotter 10/23/2022 - 10/30/2022 ▶ Posted 10-31-2022, From Secaucus Police
Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus police. |
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Board of Education Candidate's Forum ▶ Posted 10-28-2022, From Secaucus Township
The Board of Education Candidate's Forum will be held on November 1, 2022. |
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▶ Posted 10-26-2022, From Secaucus Township
The Concession Stand at the Baseball field at Buchmuller Park will be open one last day for the Halloween Parade on October 30. |
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Police Blotter 10/17/2022 - 10/23/2022 ▶ Posted 10-24-2022, From Secaucus Police
Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus police. |
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Application Period Open for Home Energy Assistance Program to Help with Winter Heating Bills ▶ Posted 10-18-2022, From Secaucus Township
the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is now accepting applications for the 2022-2023 heating season. |
Arrest Made In Death Of Man Run Over In Old Bridge Parking Lot
Police say the two men argued in an Old Bridge parking lot, and one then ran over the other several times, killing him. An arrest was made:
NJ Has More Soil Fungi Causing Lung Infections Than Previously Thought
The CDC last revised its maps of disease-causing fungi in 1969, meaning doctors may have missed signs of fungal lung infection in patients.
Secaucus Police Launch Drunk Driving Patrols
Beginning now through Jan. 1, police across the state will do saturation patrols and be on increased lookout for drunk/buzzed drivers.
Ripley's Believe It Or Not Closing In Atlantic City
After more than 26 years of displaying oddities on the Boardwalk, the iconic Ripley's Believe It Or Not! museum is closing on Dec. 31.
Newest Restaurant On Hoboken's Washington Street Helps You Eat Healthy
This restaurant on Washington Street in Hoboken opened just before Thanksgiving, and is offering grand opening deals through Tuesday.
Two Fires Burn In Hudson County Thursday Night
Residents in Hudson County towns smelled smoke from two separate fires in the county on Thursday night.
Tenants Ask: Why Aren't Hudson County Towns Enforcing Rent Control?
Tenants at a Jersey City meeting spoke of rent increases of 34 percent or more, asking why the city isn't better enforcing rent control.
Check Out The Asbury Park Holiday Bazaar Every Sunday This December
Hosted inside the chic Asbury Hotel, this bazaar has workshops, food and drink, photos with Santa, Frosty and the Grinch and local vendors:
If Sandra Cunningham Leaves, Black Woman Should Replace Her: Activists
If NJ Senate President Pro Temp Sandra Cunningham of Jersey City resigns, a Black woman should replace her, a NJ coalition says.
Investigation Into MTA's Congestion Pricing Called For By NJ Rep
Rep. Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5) called for an investigation into MTA‘s alleged mismanagement of tax dollars.
Secaucus Holiday Parade And Tree Lighting Is This Saturday
The Christmas season begins Saturday in Secaucus! Meet Santa and shop a holiday bazaar at the Rec Center; parade starts at 7 from library:
New Show 'Sinatra The Musical' Will Start With Singer's NJ Roots
Tina Sinatra is working with a production team on a new play, "Sinatra The Musical," focusing on the Hoboken native's life story.
5 North Jersey Restaurants To Try That Opened In November 2022
From a sushi conveyor belt in Jersey City to Indian fusion in Parsippany to a French café in Downtown Newark, here are 5 new eateries.
Armed Robbery Suspect In Montclair Pointed Gun At Cop, Police Say
A Montclair police officer heard someone scream, then saw a man take off running. Here’s what happened next, authorities said.
Health Issues May Cause State Sen. Cunningham To Leave Politics
One report this week said NJ Senate President Pro Tempore Sandra Cunningham of Jersey City has been hospitalized for 54 days.
Secaucus Police Blotter, Nov. 21 - Nov. 27
A man is accused of pulling out a knife in an argument that broke out over a car collision last Tuesday night near the Harper apartments:
44 MPH Wind Gusts Expected In Hudson County
One local city advised residents to bring in loose objects. Showers and wind gusts are expected before the evening.
Tickets Remain For Taylor Swift Laser Show Coming To Jersey City
Liberty Science Center in Jersey City says their Taylor Swift laser show includes music from all eras, in advance of the 2023 Eras Tour.
Sushi Via Conveyor Belt: Kura Restaurant Opens In Jersey City
Kura Sushi opened in Jersey City on Sunday, featuring a conveyor belt, revolving sushi bar, and a drink-delivering robot.
Private Backyard, Space To Entertain In This Secaucus Home
The fenced-in backyard, finished basement, and open living room provide space for welcoming family and friends at this Secaucus home.
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