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Op-Ed: LaClair — Rogers’ op-ed not based on fact and was illogical
To the Editor: Steven L. Rogers’ Op-Ed on abortion is an exercise in illogic and convenience.…
Kearny/NA co-op looks to move forward
The Kearny High School ice hockey cooperative, shared with neighboring North Arlington and Secaucus, won only…
Santos, 4 councilmembers, re-sworn in; mayor delivers ‘State of the Town’ reorganization speech
Mayor Alberto G. Santos and Councilmembers Marytrine DeCastro, Richard Konopka, Carol Jean Doyle and Gerald Ficeto…
Army-Navy game ball makes way from West Point to Metlife Stadium via Kearny, NA and Lyndhurst
Earlier this week, a group of runners left the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New…
KPD: Arrested drunk guy ‘manipulated’ self through ‘hole in his long johns’
This week's Kearny police blotter ...
Kearny’s Washington School’s first-quarter honors announced
Jon Zimmerman, principal of Washington School in Kearny, has announced that the following students have achieved…
Young Kardinals ready to totally come of age
The Kearny High School girls’ basketball team only have 11 players on their varsity roster and…
EDITORIAL — Aries: Not here, no way, no how, no matter what
Call this a preventative editorial. Aries, of Franklin, Tennessee, take note. No matter what you say,…
Down goes (the old) Wittpenn
From the NJDOT — Demolition on the old Wittpenn Bridge started immediately on the east approach…
Is Kearny about to be $h!t upon again? If one Tennessee company gets its way, it’s likely. Find out how you can help
After years and years of fighting with countless businesses, government agencies and other organizations who have…
Wittpenn Bridge to close this weekend for 5th of 6 such closures
Plan an alternate route if you're heading east to Jersey City, Manhattan or elsewhere ...
Kearny PD: Wife replaces husband at Hudson County Jail … but likely in a different cell
It's been a busy week-plus for the Kearny PD.
W.H.A.T. production of ‘Yes, Virginia, There Is a Santa Claus,’ will feature performances by 4 local politicians
One mayor and three councilmembers from West Hudson are in the cast ...
Literacy org seeks volunteer English tutors
You can help by becoming a volunteer tutor with Literacy New Jersey
LETTER — Coach Galka says thanks for support during championship run
To the Editor: On behalf of myself, my assistant coach Scott Millar and the Kearny High…
First quarter honors announced at Kearny’s Franklin School
Yvonne Cali, principal of Kearny’s Franklin School presents the school’s first marking period honor roll: 4th…
With eviction moratorium looming, Hudson Vicinage to host Landlord-Tenant seminar locally
The state’s eviction moratorium is about to expire — and a lot of residents will soon…
Kearny’s new health officer has wealth of experience dealing with COVID-19
A native West New Yorker with a quarter-century of experience in the public health field is…
W.H.E.N. are auditions for W.H.A.T.’s upcoming show, ‘Almost Maine?’
The West Hudson Arts & Theater Co. hosts open auditions for its first Main Stage production…
Kearny wins overall NJSIAA Group IV soccer title with 6-2 win over Freehold Township
They don’t call Kearny “Soccertown, USA” for nothing. Especially after the drama of the past week,…
Kearny’s Castillo goes out as mature leader
The seminal moment of Alan Castillo’s life as a high school soccer player occurred two years…
Tree Lighting Festival set for Dec. 2
The KUEZ Tree Lighting Festival returns as an in-person event this year Thursday, Dec. 2, from…
Kearny man convicted of sex assault against child, HCPO says
A Kearny man has been convicted of a sexual assault against a child under 13 and…
Judge sentences man to prison for fatal drunken-driving crash: HCPO
A Newark man involved in a fatal Kearny collision last year has been sentenced to…
LaClair: Kearny needs to hire planners before more development happens
To the Editor: After decades of blight, the area along the Passaic River, near Newark, is…