Mister Snitch! points us to a local Hoboken artist’s work. We are especially intrigued by the Robot vs. Earth Girl since we are convinced the world will be destroyed by monkey controlled robots.
Last month, the Supreme Court ruled that cities had the right to sieze private property for private development, not just public projects. With all the new developments along the river front, the issue is a constant threat to property owners in Hoboken and Jersey City. Several states have rushed into action to create laws limiting […]
One of our avid readers [or is it the one avid reader] points us to a million dollar Hoboken condo. “From the outside it’s one of the ugliest buildings in the neighborhood, and trust me that’s a hot competition.” Apparently, its actually two units joined like siamese twins with exclusive yard use. So if you […]
If we were in the business of handing out blog awards, we’d give Dojo-Mojo Best Post Title Ever with They Had Me At Aloha. Anyway, we like following the progress of the Management Company, having spent a good bit of our past life backstage. We’re pleased to learn the Star Ledger has discovered Jersey City’s […]
The Van Leer Chocolate Factory and Koven Stone Works may soon be converted to condos. The sites sit just below the Heights near the entrance to the Holland Tunnel. In total, the proposals are calling for nearly a thousand new units and 8,000 feet of retail space. The project will also include several sets of […]
Dojo-Mojo has again provided a nice list of things to do in the downtown this week. One item is missing: Thursday, July 21, your editor’s birthday. We aren’t telling you how old we are because we’re either too young or too old to be very happy about it.
Apparently, mixing 38,000 people in a single square mile makes for a dangerous situation. Averaging 155 collisions a month makes for high insurance rates. In other news, well.. there must not be any other news.
Previously, we noted that Van Vorst Park has an unsually vocal web presence. Now it seems things have escalated in this little strip of green. New Signs explaining rules of the grass have crept up and outraged some folks. One irrate resident writes:I have plenty against having really UGLY signs splattered around a relatively nice, […]
In our never ending search to gain a better understanding of history, we came across this site about Hoboken’s past. Its all part of Thirteen.org’s promotion of A Walk Through Hoboken. Also included though is an interactive map of Hoboken’s landmarks.
Last month we wrote about the Management Company coming to Victory Hall. Their first production, Aloha, Say the Pretty Girls opened last night [we thought it was today, otherwise, we would have told you then]. In either case, Jersey City Vibe has an interview with Amy Patrice Golden, the executive director.
