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May 16, 2013

Mayor Zimmer to Represent the City of Hoboken at UN Conference

Filed under: City Of Hoboken News,Hoboken — Tags: , , , , , , — TheBoken @ 4:20 PM

Mayor Dawn Zimmer is being recognized by the American Society of Civil Engineers her work during Hurricane Sandy with the “Service to the People Award” and a trip that won’t cost the taxpayer UN for Mayor Zimmer to attend the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction conference in Geneva, Switzerland. Perhaps our Mayor will bring back some useful knowledge on flood prevention and other infrastructure issues.

MAYOR ZIMMER TO REPRESENT CITY OF HOBOKEN AT UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE

Stevens Professor and Mayor Honored by NJ Chapter of American Society of Civil Engineers

Mayor Dawn Zimmer ASCE Geneva

Mayor Mayor Dawn Zimmer will be representing the City of Hoboken at a conference hosted by the United Nations next week. The UN invited Mayor Zimmer to attend the Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction conference in Geneva, Switzerland and is sponsoring her trip at no cost to the City. Mayor Zimmer will be presenting on the panel for “Building Resilience into Urban Planning and Investments.”

“I look forward to learning new ideas from mayors and other experts from around the world to help Hoboken become as resilient as possible,” said Mayor Zimmer.

In her absence, Director Leo Pellegrini and Assistant Business Administrator Stephen Marks will each serve as Acting Mayor.

Last week, the New Jersey chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers honored Stevens Institute of Technology professor Dr. Jon K. Miller and Mayor Zimmer for their efforts related to Hurricane Sandy.

Dr. Miller was presented the “Educator of the Year” award for showing “great commitment to the advancement of knowledge of both the students of Stevens and the industry of coastal engineering in New Jersey as a whole.” In addition, “in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Jon worked tirelessly to help educate the public through media interviews on the core concepts of coastal engineering.”

Mayor Zimmer received the “Service to the People Award” for providing “great leadership during Hurricane Sandy when the utility infrastructure failed, roads flooded for days, and businesses and apartments were devastated” and for being “a great advocate towards infrastructure improvements – including public supporting a micro-grid, additional pumping stations, and even storm barriers to protect Hoboken from future severe storms.”

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April 15, 2013

FBW’s first event in a series on storm mitigation in Hoboken to open on April 18 7-10pm

Filed under: Flooding,floods,Hoboken,Hurricane Irene,Hurricane Sandy — Tags: , , , , — TheBoken @ 11:55 AM

The Fund for a Better Waterfront is introducing the first of a series of events regarding flood mitigation in Hoboken in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy…

FBW’s first event in a series on storm mitigation to open on April 18

Reception: Thursday, April 18 – 7 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Exhibit: Friday, April 19 through Sunday, April 21 12:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Location: Proto Gallery, 66 Willow Avenue, Hoboken, New Jersey

FBW The Next Storm Hoboken 4-18-2013The Fund for a Better Waterfront is organizing a series of events, The Storm Next Time: Will Hoboken Be Ready?, designed to provide Hoboken’s residents with on-going access to current information on the scope of the problem and the progress we’re making toward creating and implementing cost-effective solutions.

The first event of the series titled, “Defining the Problem” will take place at the Proto Gallery, 66 Willow Avenue in Hoboken. The event opens with a reception and presentation on Thursday, April 18 at 7:00 p.m. Following is a 3-day exhibit running from Friday, April 19 through Sunday, April 21 from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Thursday night, several people will tell their personal stories of how they were impacted by superstorm Sandy. The exhibit will display flood maps that demonstrate the impact of various flooding scenarios on Hoboken. In addition, the gallery will showcase possible prevention and mitigation solutions used to protect low-lying areas around the world.

The exhibit will conclude on Sunday, April 21 with a screening of The Big Uneasy, a film that documents the events that led to the tragic flooding in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina. The film will be shown at 4:00 p.m.

Super-storm Sandy flooded 70% of Hoboken’s landmass. By the time it reached our shores, it had been downgraded to a tropical storm. Imagine the amount of damage and flooding had Sandy, upon landfall, remained a category 1 or category 2 hurricane or worse.

As Sandy demonstrated, Hoboken is frighteningly vulnerable to significant rain and wind driven storms. We are afflicted with low elevations, antiquated infrastructure and proximity to the sea. Add to that the scientific consensus that climate change will continue to produce rising sea levels and extreme weather events of increasing frequency.

Upcoming events that will be part of this series will focus on solutions in New Orleans, the Netherlands, New York City and elsewhere with panels of the world’s leading experts.

The event, catered by Zafra Kitchens, is free and open to the public. RSVP to attend the reception on Thursday, April 18 at fbw@betterwaterfront.org.

For more information go to www.betterwaterfront.org.

 

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April 12, 2013

Carly Ringer on Hoboken Hurricane Sandy Relief Efforts- Hurricane Resource Center Open Through Mid May

Filed under: Hoboken,Hurricane Sandy — Tags: , , , — TheBoken @ 4:50 PM

The Hoboken Hurricane Sandy Resource Center is expected to be open until mid May. Many Hobokenites are still struggling to deal with the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy from both a rebuilding perspective as well as financial. Carly Ringer who initially volunteered for the City of Hoboken has a temporary job to help Hoboken Residents find relief. TheBoken.com personally witnessed Carly tirelessly helping Hoboken residents with information during the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Sandy and knows her to be a helpful and well respected Hoboken resident with a sense of responsibility and caring. Here is her helpful note for residents who still may be in need of assistance….

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“I hope things are coming along smoothly. We are still available if you have any questions. The Resource Center is open Sunday 12PM-4PM and Monday-Wednesday 4-8PM. And I am reachable at this email address cringer@hobokennj.org or 201-702-9991.  I am including some helpful hints for you and your neighbors. I am trying to disperse this through the community.  Please help by sharing this with neighbors.

Also, it would be helpful for me if you could fill out the survey on www.hobokennj.org/sandysurvey if you haven’t done so already. It lets me understand what everyone’s unmet needs so that I can provide assistance, and the survey helps the town advocate for more federal funding. I would really appreciate it.

There are a few things that you can do at the moment. But you must take action quickly as some deadlines are coming up soon and some funds are dwindling.

1. Make sure that you apply to FEMA and for an SBA loan by May 1. In order to be eligible for the possible grant money that will trickle down from the Federal government, you need to be in the FEMA and SBA system. The loans have low interest rates. There is no fee to apply.  And you have 6 months to decide if you would like the loan. There is no obligation. But again, you must be in the system to possibly receive a grant. Register online at www.DisasterAssistance.govLackawanna Plaza Flooded Hurricane Sandy 10-29-2012 9-30am #4

2. Another option is the HOPES program, which has the following link: http://theboken.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/HOPES-CAP-Inc.-RobineHood-Grant-Screening-Sheet-Final.pdf. They help with vouchers for furniture, household items, etc.  Fill that out soon, as well. The money is going quickly. Hoboken Assistance Flyer Revised (3)-1

3. If you are free next Wednesday April 17 or May 8, we have Volunteer Lawyers for Justice coming from 6-8 to help with some free legal advice if you need anything related to the storm. They are helpful with appeals and other issues. Please bring any paperwork from FEMA, contractors, Insurance if pertinent. If you think you might come, send an email to hobokenhrc@gmail.com to give us a heads’ up.

4. One last thing is a rebate program. Check out http://www.njcleanenergy.com/sandy. This program provides rebates on energy efficient items purchased such as a boiler or washing machine. Note that starting on April 1, 2013, refrigerators (purchased after April 1, 2013) are now available for rebates.  It is important when you fill out the form to include the Hurricane Sandy Relief – Enhanced Incentive Form if you apply to receive a rebate for a boiler, furnaces, heat pumps, gas water heaters, mini split units, and clothes washer. Also mail in the warm/cold advantage application. Central air conditioners are also eligible for a rebate. Search the site for that form.

Even though the center hours start at 4:00PM during the week, I am usually here during the day. Feel free to swing by. Just call me first to make sure I am here because I have to run around town sometimes. 201-702-9991.”

- Carly Ringer

Hurricane Relief Coordinator, City of Hoboken

| cringer@hobokennj.org | www.hobokennj.org

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April 8, 2013

Congratulations to Hoboken’s CERT Team – Ready for the Next Public Emergency

Filed under: City Of Hoboken News,Hoboken — Tags: , , , , — TheBoken @ 1:15 AM

Congratulations to Hoboken’s 3rd CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) graduating class who graduated the program last week. With 55 graduates, the class was by far Hoboken’s largest, bringing to 65 the number of trained CERT members ready for deployment. CERT volunteers were crucial during Hurricane Sandy – answering the emergency hotline, distributing supplies, and setting up a makeshift pharmacy in City Hall to provide medicine to those in need.

Hoboken Cert Graduation April 2013

Congratulations to: Peter Bakarich, Anthony Angino, Jamie Baker, John Barbato, Barbara Bravo, Emily Beach, Daisy Caballero, Daniel Boljonis, Thomas Cannizzo, Michael Bubb, Celia Cole, Thomas Foley, Carter Craft, Molly Forsyth, Erin Diaz, Joseph Fung, Amanda Dietz, Chris Gallo, Steven Feinstein, Daniel Hupp, Courtney Foerster, Alexander Kochman, Matthew Fricovsky, Dylan Lupo, Mary Grech, Edward Madigan, Anthony Henry, Greg McGee, Kristin Inglesby, Brian McHugh, Carlo Lipizzi, Jonathan Peck, Jason Maurer, Brandon Miller, Damian Peters, Thomas Molta, Maryanne Rubacky, Eric O’Connor, Kristin Svorinic, Donna Olah-Reiken, Heather Wilkey, Mary Hoehl, Brian Onieal, Rose Orozco, Jane Porges, Jose Quintero, Maria Quintero, Maribel Rivera, Nadja Rutkowski, Sharon See, Valerie Sessa, Sandy Shaw, Jack Silbert, Dana Spivak and Kyle Sullivan.

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April 3, 2013

Hoboken Resilience Run 5K and Community Fair April 6th at Pier A Park Registration starts 8:30am

Filed under: City Of Hoboken News,fundraiser,Hoboken,pier A,Pier A Park,running — Tags: , , , , , , — TheBoken @ 10:20 AM

Here is the latest City of Hoboken event to help with Hurricane Sandy recovery….

HOBOKEN TO HOST RESILIENCE RUN 5K AND COMMUNITY FAIR

TO SUPPORT SANDY RECOVERY EFFORTS

Event will benefit Rebuild Hoboken Relief Fund, New Jersey Relief Fund, and the town of Port Maria, Jamaica.

Community fair will feature kids’ games, live music, food, beer, and more.

The City of Hoboken will hold the Hoboken Resilience Run 5K and community fair for post Hurricane Sandy recovery on Saturday, April 6, 2013. A portion of proceeds will be donated to the Rebuild Hoboken Relief Fund, the New Jersey Relief Fund, and the town of Port Maria in Jamaica, which was impacted by Hurricane Sandy. Dignitaries from Jamaica and the United Nations will be in attendance. The run is sponsored by the UPS Foundation.

Hoboken Resilience Run 5K 4-6-2013The last day for online registration is today April 3, 2013. Register online at www.hobokennj.org/5k.

The community fair at Pier A Park, which will run from 10:00am until 5:00pm, will feature live music from 3 bands, a beer garden with beer, sangria and wine, and food from “On the FlipSide” burger stand.

From 10:00am to 2:00pm, children are invited to play “Riskland,” an educational life-sized board game for teams of children to learn about resilience to disasters. Riskland focuses on a fun and educational experience around key messages about disaster impacts and how we can reduce them. Children can prepare for the game and learn more about disaster resilience at www.hobokennj.org/5k/Riskland.pdf. The game will be located at the Pier A fountain area, and children will be able to sign up to play on the day of the event.

Riskland Game Hoboken 4-6-2013

Volunteer opportunities include registration table sign-up, vendor assistance, game moderation, water distribution, and course direction. Please contact Carly Ringer (cringer@hobokennj.org) to sign-up to help make this a fun day.

The run is being organized in support of a global UN initiative – the “Making Cities Resilient” campaign, led by the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction. In March, 2013, Hoboken became the 4th United States city to join the Making Cities Resilient campaign, which has 1,400 global members.

Hoboken Resilience Run 5K:

  • 8:30am – Race Day Registration opens
  • 9:45am – Opening Ceremony hosted by Mayor Dawn Zimmer with remarks by Ms. Shorna-Kay Richards, Deputy Permanent Representative of the Permanent Mission of Jamaica to the UN, Mr. Herman Lamont, Consul General of Jamaica, and Margareta Wahlström, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Disaster Risk Reduction
  • 10:00am – 5K run
  • 11:00am – 5K run awards ceremony
  • 11:15am – Fun run

Community Fair Activities:

  • 10:00am – 5:00pm – Local Vendors, community information tables, and “Resilience booth” featuring photos of disaster preparedness from around the world on display
  • 10:00am – 2:00pm – Riskland Game for children (suggested ages: 7-14). Riskland is an educational life-sized board game and is a great and fun way to learn about resilience to disasters!
  • 11:00am – 5:00pm – Beer garden and food by On The FlipSide
  • 11:30am – 4:30pm – Live music

Live Music Lineup:

  • 11:30am to 12:15pm – Perennial Reel
  • 1pm to 1:40pm – MASSIVE Reggae Band
  • 2pm to 2:40pm – MASSIVE Reggae Band
  • 3:30pm to 4:30pm – North of Somewhere
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March 3, 2013

Hoboken to Open Hurricane Resource Center

Filed under: City Of Hoboken News,Hoboken,Hurricane Sandy — Tags: , , , — TheBoken @ 2:10 PM

The latest from the City of Hoboken assisting residents with Hurricane Sandy recovery…….

HOBOKEN TO OPEN HURRICANE RESOURCE CENTER

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In order to continue to assist residents and businesses impacted by Hurricane Sandy, the City of Hoboken will open a Hurricane Resource Center (HRC) on Monday, March 4, 2013. The center is located at a storefront at 251 1st Street and will be open on Sundays (12pm-4pm) and Mondays through Wednesdays (4pm-8pm).

“The process to rebuild continues, and we are here to help those who are still recovering from Hurricane Sandy,” said Mayor Dawn Zimmer. “Most importantly, we need to hear from those who still need help, and we want them to know that resources are available.”

The HRC will provide information on where to turn for assistance for those affected by Hurricane Sandy. Workshops and one-on-one sessions will be held in the center on a weekly basis. It will serve as an “intake” location where homeowners, renters, and business owners can come to ask questions and to provide information on their unmet needs, such as help with rebuilding or a need for donations to replace damaged items. Through the center, the City will work to match the unmet needs of the community with the resources offered by various agencies and non-profit organizations. Residents and businesses can also provide their information via the online survey at www.hobokennj.org/sandysurvey.

Significant federal assistance in the form of grants may be available for individuals and businesses. To ensure eligibility for any potential federal assistance, it is vital to register with FEMA and the Small Business Administration. The deadline for registering for federal assistance has been extended through April 1, 2013. Additional information on grant opportunities will be shared through the HRC as it becomes available.

The center has private rooms so that those seeking assistance can feel comfortable sharing information in a more private setting, if necessary. Additionally, the HRC will serve as a location for volunteers to sign up, be trained, and paired with those in need of certain skill sets.

During the week of March 4th, the center will host a non-profit organization that specializes in home repair fraud prevention. The National Center for the Prevention of Home Improvement Fraud will be available to answer questions and offer advice about the rebuilding process, how to select a contractor, and more. The hours are:

  • March 4: 4pm-8pm
  • March 5: 12pm-8pm
  • March 6: 12pm-8pm
  • March 7: 8am-4pm
  • March 8: 8am-4pm
  • March 9: 9am-12pm

The center will also host New Jersey Hope and Healing, which will have licensed professional counselors and social workers on site Mondays and Tuesdays from 4pm to 8pm. On Tuesdays from 6pm to 7pm, they will be offering a support group for those affected by Sandy in hopes of teaching stress management and coping skills. Children are also welcome, as they can provide sessions on natural disaster preparedness.

Below is the flyer for fraud prevention seminars…..

Hoboken Free Fraud Prevention Seminar

 

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February 13, 2013

Hoboken Pintmeisters Fundraiser at Maxwell’s for Hurricane Sandy Relief Sunday February 17th 8pm-Midnight

Filed under: Bars,Drink Specials,fundraiser,Hoboken,Live Music,Maxwells,Restaurants,Washington Street — Tags: , , , , , , , , — TheBoken @ 2:35 PM

Presidents Day Band Aid Maxwell's 2-17-2013 Hoboken
Many in Hoboken are still suffering from the damages caused by Hurricane Sandy and Hoboken Pintmesiters wants to help! Their upcoming event at Maxwell’s will have 3 bands at Maxwells in Hoboken and proceeds will be donated to the Rebuild Hoboken Relief Fund. Suggested Donation is $10 and will inlcude $1 off selected beers. Here are the details below…..

When: Sunday 2/17/13 (President’s Day Weekend). Yes, it’s a Sunday, but most people should have off that Monday for the holiday.
Where: Maxwell’s in Hoboken (1039 Washington St Hoboken, NJ 07030).
Time: 8pm – 12am

The Bands:

Facebook Event:  http://pintmeisters.com/event/18/presidents-weekend-open-bar-band-aid. Also, see more on www.Pintmeisters.com.

Suggested Donation: $10
Proceeds from this event will be donated to the Rebuild Hoboken Relief Fund. Hoboken was devastated by Hurricane Sandy and our residents need your help! Please join us for a night of great music, great people and a better tomorrow for Hoboken!

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Maxwell’s‎

Address: 1039 Washington Street Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: (201) 653-9189
Website: www.maxwellsnj.com‎
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January 9, 2013

First Annual “A Wing and a Prayer” Cook Off Saturday, January 26, at the Elks Club 6pm

Filed under: Elks Lodge,fundraiser,Hoboken,Restaurants — Tags: , , , , , , , — TheBoken @ 3:45 PM

A Wing And A Prayer Chicken HobokenHoboken’s finest establishments will be competing to see who claims the title of “Best Chicken Wings in Hoboken.” The winner will be crowned at the First Annual “A Wing and a Prayer” cook off, to be held on Saturday, January 26, at the Elks Club. The event starts at 6:00 p.m.

The lineup of culinary contestants features Carpe Diem, City Bistro, Hoboken Bar & Grill, Hotel Victor, Liberty Lounge & Grill, Marty O’Brien’s, Maxwells, Mikie Squared, 1 Republik, Texas Arizona, Wicked Wolf and Zack’s Oak Bar & Restaurant.

Sponsors include Munchies and Hoboken Elk’s Club.

Headlining the event’s entertainment will be the award-winning band, Cecilia Celeste, one of the Tri-State’s top up-and-coming acts.

Tickets to "A Wing and a Prayer" are $40 and include all-you-can-eat wings, sides, desserts, beer and wine – and the ability to cast your vote for Hoboken’s “Best Chicken Wings!” A silent auction and 50-50 raffle will also be held. 
St. Francis Helpers, a philanthropic and outreach organization associated with St. Francis Church (308 Jefferson St., Hoboken), is hosting the event. All proceeds will be directed toward support of local families and individuals impacted by Hurricane Sandy.

January 26 is the perfect Saturday for this event. It is the weekend before the Super Bowl and an otherwise quiet weekend for events. Attendance will be limited to just 300 tickets and is sure to sell out.

To purchase tickets, or for more information, contact St. Francis Helpers at 201.659.1772.

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December 26, 2012

An Important Message from Mayor Zimmer on Hurricane Sandy for Residents and Businesses

Filed under: City Of Hoboken News,Hoboken — Tags: , — TheBoken @ 9:20 AM

Here is the latest update on Hurricane Sandy recovery in Hoboken. Just because Washington Street is now looking close to normal does not mean that the Hurricane Sandy Recovery does not continue. Many in Hoboken are still displaced from Hurricane Sandy.

Community Message: An Important Message from Mayor Zimmer

for Residents and Businesses Severely Impacted by Hurricane Sandy

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Dear Hoboken Residents and Business Owners:

Help Us to Help You

I know many of you are very frustrated with navigating the insurance and FEMA process and I want to connect directly with you so that we can try as hard as possible to get you the assistance that you may need to prevent the foreclosure of your home, or the closure of your business.

Thanks to the advocacy and teamwork by Governor Christie working with Senator Menendez and Senator Lautenberg, the $60.4 billion federal recovery package proposes to include direct aid for residents and local businesses, through $17 billion in Community Development Block Grants.

Hoboken, with its insurance gap challenges due the “basement issue” is well positioned to receive additional aid, but I need your help to make sure Hoboken receives its fair share of funding.

Here’s my testimony on the basement issue at a Senate hearing in Washington DC last week: http://vimeo.com/hobokennj/zimmertestimony

Working Together to Get Help for Hoboken

Sadly, due to the Privacy Act, and the lack of a simple waiver system by FEMA, I do not have exact information on the challenges that all of you face. We need to know the extent of everyone’s unmet costs as soon as possible so I can advocate more strongly for federal aid for our City and for fundraising dollars. The more I can understand the exact gaps in coverage that you are facing, the more I can advocate to help you.

For that reason, I urge you to apply online for a grant through Rebuild Hoboken by visiting www.rebuildhoboken.org. Rebuild Hoboken is partnering with the City and will share this information with us so that we can understand the unmet needs of our community.

Completing this application is crucial so that I can advocate as strongly as possible for Hoboken to get the help that I know we need.

As federal funding becomes available this will also enable us to reach those most in need so you can make a formal application for funding. The additional aid is possibly going to come directly through the State, the County or the City of Hoboken — regardless we need your contact information so that we can make sure to reach you as funding becomes available.

Accessing Additional Aid

First and foremost, make sure to apply for a grant available from the Rebuild Hoboken Relief Fund through www.rebuildhoboken.org.

Secondly, don’t give up on FEMA. Make sure to get registered at the Disaster Recovery Center now located in the basement of City Hall which will be open from December 26, 2012 through January 31, 2013. And if they deny you for any reason, appeal their decision. Keep appealing until you get what you need. This may sound tedious, but it’s the only way to keep your file open. Only by jumping through their various hurdles can you get additional aid from them (for example, in some cases, only by applying for an individual SBA loan and possibly being turned down, can you then be eligible for up to $31,000 in FEMA assistance).

Stay Informed

Visit the City website (www.hobokennj.org), sign up for email or text alerts (www.hobokennj.org/alerts) and follow us on Twitter (www.twitter.com/cityofhoboken) or Facebook (www.facebook.com/hoboken) so that you can receive notification of funding opportunities.

Coming Soon: Resource Center

Stop by Hoboken’s resource center (this is different from FEMA’s Disaster Recovery Center) to fill out the application in person if you prefer and to find out what resources are available to help you recover from the storm. The location will be announced shortly.

This resource center will be operated by the City’s Relief Coordinator, Carly Ringer, and staffed by volunteers. It will provide a physical location to connect those who need help with those offering to help their neighbors. Volunteer opportunities will be announced through social media.

Finally, if you know someone in need struggling with recovery after the hurricane, please tell them about this letter. Please let them know that if they let us know their needs, then we can try to help them.

Thanks again to everyone who has helped Hoboken to continue on our rebuilding process.

Sincerely,

Mayor Dawn Zimmer

 

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December 20, 2012

Hoboken Clearview Cinemas to Open Tomorrow Friday December 21st!

Filed under: clearview Cinemas,Hoboken,movies — Tags: , , , — TheBoken @ 9:55 AM

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Hoboken Clearview Cinemas, located at 409-415 14th Street, Hoboken, NJ is reopening tomorrow Friday December 21st, 2012 after sustaining damage from the Hurricane Sandy storm surge. This should be welcome relief for Hoboken movie go-ers. Below is their lineup for tomorrow. Keep in mind that show times are subject to change and this is posted for your convenience only. Call (201)710-5581  for the most up to date show times or go to this link: http://www.clearviewcinemas.com/location.asp?house=20391

Hoboken Clearview Cinemas Schedule Friday December 21st, 2012

Jack Reacher Digital Projection (PG-13) – 2 hr. 10 min.

7:10, 10:20pm

This Is 40 Digital Projection (R) – 2 hr. 13 min.

7:15, 10:15pm

Life of Pi (PG) – 2 hr. 06 min.

7:00, 10:00pm

Rise of the Guardians Digital Projection (PG) – 1 hr. 37 min.

6:55, 9:25pm

Argo (R) – 2 hr. 00 min.

7:05, 10:05pm

Hoboken Cinemas Schedule 12-21-2012

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