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Share your creativity with other artists every Wednesday morning at the Secaucus Senior Center on Front Street.

Drop off any reusable shopping bags at 145 Front Street to help those in need.

Learn about the upcoming enrollment period for pre-k and kindergarten classes in Secaucus public schools.

The plan is controversial in Secaucus, with many shocked and some parents very unhappy with the proposal. Many Board members support it:

DeVito popped into the deli Jan. 19, where he ordered the pasta fagioli soup and chicken cutlet with arugula, fresh mozzarella and balsamic.

Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus Police Department.

Cameras with license plate reading capabilities are being installed at all entrances/exits in Secaucus as part of the town's latest public safety initiative.

Brix was brought to the pack meeting Friday night by his handler, Secaucus Police Officer Tyler Pein.

From elegant dances like the Tango to more fast-paced styles like the Salsa, there are lots of ways to trip the light fantastic. Get your feet moving with these dance-related events happening in Northern New Jersey.

The Secaucus Library pays for the program, but you have to apply online and have an in-person interview. Learn more:

NJ Transit has canceled its project to construct a microgrid powered by a natural gas plant to electrify rail lines during power outages.

Learn about the Blue Acres Flood Buyout program for homeowners whose homes are storm-damaged or vulnerable to flooding.

The wheel locks are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

This position will be responsible for providing support and administration of all human resources functions following, Federal, State, and local laws and regulations.

Interested in a foreign language? Want to learn about another culture? Or looking for others with the same background to connect with? Then these activities in Northen New Jersey might be right up your alley.

The baby's mother, 17, and her adult boyfriend were arrested Thursday and charged with child endangerment.

Two teens from Newark, ages 14 and 15, are charged with burglary and car theft from a residence on Millridge Road in Secaucus.

Donate blood on Sunday, January 28, 2024 at the Secaucus Hudson Lodge.

The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that Curtis Gartrell, who fled from police during an arrest, cannot legally object to officers searching a suitcase he left behind.

The NJ State Lottery just announced that a ticket sold at the GroMart on Front Street in Secaucus just won the $100,000 Jersey Cash 5 jackpot.