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Pop-Up Art Exhibit March 13-19

PERTH AMBOY – There will be a Pop-Up Art Exhibit from March 13 –  19  at the Perth Amboy Gallery, 339 Reade St. (Reade St.  & Fayette St.)  featuring NJ Emerging Artists,  curated by Vivianna Acuna-Francisco. Opening Reception Thurs – March 15 from 6 p.m. to – 8 p.m.  Gallery Hours  – Monday- Thursday 5 […]

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REVIEW: THE WALKING DEAD

By Paul W. Wang— It’s kind of amazing that in 2010, years after the zombie craze reignited—and oversaturation had long been an issue—audiences received one of the most refreshing and exciting undead tales yet. But on the same note, and possibly because of its mostly stellar quality, it didn’t take much to get caught up […]

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Kid’s Bingo—May 4

SEWAREN -The Sewaren Free Public Library welcomes kids in grades K-5 and their accompanying adults & siblings for a fun night of BINGO!  This event will be on the 1st Friday of every month at 7 p.m. from October through May.  The remaining dates are: 4/6 & 5/4. Come one, come all, but sign up […]

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Medieval Castles Lecture—February 29

WOODBRIDGE – There will be a lecture: “Medieval Castles of England and Wales “ given by Ian C. Burrow Ph.D. RPA.   An introduction to castles as represented by the many surviving examples in England and Wales.  A chronological survey emphasizing changes through time, and what to look for when visiting a castle. Wednesday Evening February […]

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Songwriting Class — March 10

WOODBRIDGE –  There will be a songwriting class in the Barron Art’s Center, Rahway Ave., Woodbridge taught by Veteran Music Instructor and Recording Artist Jeff Saxon. The Class starts on Saturday, March 10 and will run for 6 consecutive Saturday afternoons. The class is appropriate for songwriters of all levels as well as those who […]

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Poetry: Tears in my heart

Tears in My Heart Those tears of love, sorrow and laughter I SAVE IN MY HEART The love I had for your, from the start I SAVE IN MY HEART Even though we may have to part Those tears I keissed and swallowed from your eyes and chin I SAVE THEM WITHIN For our love […]

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Warriors of Light Photography Exhibit

UNION – Perth Amboy’s Assistant Superintendent Dr. Vivian Rodriguez is also a photographer. Vivian Rodriguez’s latest exhibit “Warriors of Light” places the immigrant experience in sharp focus. The exhibit is a concise narrative of upward mobility. Through a series of photographs Rodriguez charts her Uncle Jesus’ American journey.  The exhibition is on display at Kean […]

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MOVIE REVIEW: War Horse

Based on the children’s novel by Michael Morpurgo which is set before and during World War I, War Horse was brought to the stage in 2007 by Nick Stafford. Richard Curtis and Lee Hall wrote the screenplay to the movie version of War Horse and the film is directed by Steven Spielberg. An Irish Farmer, […]

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Mechanicsville Hose Co. No. 1 Comedy Night 2012

SOUTH AMBOY – There will be a Comedy Night on Saturday, January 28 at Memorial Hall of Sacred Heart Church, Main Street, South Amboy from 7 p.m. to 11p.m. $40 per person.  Includes: Buffet,  Beverages ( Soda- Beer-Wine ) and Entertainment ( 2 Comedians plus DJ ) For tickets and info Call ( 908 ) […]

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Author Gordon Bond at the Ferry Slip Museum

PERTH AMBOY – Author Gordon Bond will be at the Ferry Slip Musem on Sunday, January 29 at 2 p.m.  giving a lecuture on Thomas Mundy Peterson.  “To Cast a Freedman’s Vote”: How a Handyman from Perth Amboy Made Civil Rights History.  Suggested Donation $5.

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OLV Seniors Trip to American Music Theater—May 17

Featuring Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons SAYREVILLE – The OLV Seniors are sponsoring a bus trip to the American Music Theater in Lancaster, Pennsylvania to see Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. The date of the trip is Thursday, May 17, 2012. The price of the trip is $150.00 which includes: the price of […]

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OLV Senior Group February Meeting

SAYREVILLE – The OLV Senior Group will hold their January Meeting on Friday, February 3, 2012 at 1 p.m. Monsignor Dalton Hall on Main Street in Sayreville. After a brief business meeting, Sue Ralph, from Manna House, will be our speaker. Don’t forget to wear your favorite Valentine attire. We are still collecting dues for […]

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Tea Room Open

PERTH AMBOY — The Tea Room at the historic Proprietary House, Kearny Avenue, is open on Wednesdays from 1 to 4 p.m. For $7 per person, visitors  can enjoy assorted teas and delicious homemade desserts served by hostesses Helen, Dorothy and Kathy. Take a tour of the only remaining Royal Governor’s Mansion in the U.S. […]

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Let the Breeze Blow

Book Review — By Carolyn Maxwell

Let the Breeze Blow — by Eralides E. Cabrera 262 Pages: Don’t let the title fool you.  This book which is a very fast read takes you from the fast, but calm city of Miami Florida where Businessman Carlos  Garcia leads an idyllic life with his family to Mexico and the devastation of the Mexican […]

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Safety Announcement

We are taking safety precautions in the City of Perth Amboy, and emphasize that it is important: IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING!!
Report Suspicious Activity – Be Vigilant – STAY ALERT! Do not think that any call or report is too small. Don’t allow the actions of a few dictate your quality of life.
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