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hudsonreporter.com > uncategorized > west-new-york-s-priciest-home-sale-hits-900-000-for-week

West New York's Priciest Home Sale Hits $900,000 for Week of Aug. 3–9

20+ hour, 36+ min ago   (308+ words) A residence at 436 67th Street in West New York claimed the top spot among local property transfers for the week of Aug. 3–9, 2026, selling for $900,000, according to nj.com. The 2,344-square-foot home, built in 1899, translated to $384 per square foot. The deal closed…...

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hudsonreporter.com > uncategorized > new-jersey-home-buyers-face-480-000-premium-to-live-in-top

New Jersey Home Buyers Face $480,000 Premium to Live in Top-Rated School Districts

17+ hour, 30+ min ago   (343+ words) New Jersey families looking to buy into the state's highest-rated school districts are paying dramatically more for the privilege. A study by K12 found that homes in New Jersey's top-rated school zones cost more than $480,000 above comparable properties in lower-rated districts....

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hudsonreporter.com > uncategorized > hoboken-s-corporation-counsel-departs-after-seven-months

Hoboken's Corporation Counsel Departs After Seven Months as City Moves Legal Role In-House

1+ day, 16+ hour ago   (429+ words) Hoboken Corporation Counsel Arlene Quiñones Perez is stepping down from her post. Mayor Emily Jabbour confirmed the city will bring the legal role in-house rather than continue with outside counsel. The departure comes less than seven months after the City…...

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hudsonreporter.com > uncategorized > nearly-30-dead-dogfish-sharks-found-on-sea-isle-city-beach

Nearly 30 Dead Dogfish Sharks Found on Sea Isle City Beach as NJ DEP Declines to Investigate

2+ day, 14+ hour ago   (303+ words) A Sea Isle City beachgoer counted 29 small sharks strewn across roughly 10 blocks of shoreline, between 29th and 39th streets, during a Wednesday morning walk. The animals were identified as juvenile dogfish, each about a foot long. New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection…...

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hudsonreporter.com > uncategorized > new-jersey-sues-federal-government-over-demand

New Jersey Sues Federal Government Over Demand for Commercial Drivers' Private Records

2+ day, 17+ hour ago   (325+ words) Trenton — New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport joined a coalition of attorneys general from 21 states plus Pennsylvania on August 13 in filing two lawsuits against the Trump administration, challenging a federal demand for a database containing sensitive personal information on roughly…...

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hudsonreporter.com > uncategorized > bayonne-couple-indicted-in-death-of-their-infant-son

Bayonne Couple Indicted in Death of Their Infant Son

3+ day, 16+ hour ago   (260+ words) The case began on March 25, when Bayonne police were notified that an injured infant had been brought to Bayonne Medical Center. The baby was transferred to University Hospital in Newark, where he died the following day. According to NJ.com,…...

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hudsonreporter.com > uncategorized > new-jersey-to-test-neighborhoods-near-aeromarine-landfill

New Jersey to Test Neighborhoods Near Aeromarine Landfill as Cancer Case Count Tops 450

4+ day, 21+ hour ago   (323+ words) The DEP said samples will be analyzed for volatile organic compounds. High underground concentrations of those compounds can seep into homes and other structures, exposing occupants to harmful vapors. The agency described the sampling as an effort to determine whether…...

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hudsonreporter.com > uncategorized > mta-puts-retired-metrocard-machines-up-for-auction-through

MTA Puts Retired MetroCard Machines Up for Auction Through August 19

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (325+ words) New York City Transit has opened bidding on a limited number of retired MetroCard vending machines, giving riders a chance to bring home equipment that served the subway system from 1999 until late 2025. According to the MTA, both full-sized MetroCard Vending…...

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hudsonreporter.com > uncategorized > sysco-cuts-mexican-lettuce-tie-as-cyclospora-cases-mount

Sysco Cuts Mexican Lettuce Tie as Cyclospora Cases Mount in New Jersey

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (332+ words) Restaurants, schools, and hospitals across Hudson County and the rest of New Jersey that purchase food through Sysco could see a shift in their iceberg lettuce sourcing. The country's largest food distributor has stopped buying the product from Mexico entirely....

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hudsonreporter.com > uncategorized > new-poll-finds-new-jersey-voters-in-white-communities-deny

New Poll Finds New Jersey Voters in White Communities Deny School Segregation in Their Districts

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (487+ words) A new Fairleigh Dickinson University poll reveals a sharp disconnect between racial demographics and voter perception in New Jersey schools. Most residents living in towns that are at least 90% white do not acknowledge their local schools are predominantly white — and…...