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11/30/2006 Update:
Spoke with the owner, Mehernosh Daroowalla, and got the scoop on the quick renovations.
The painted the place. Much brighter now. New, lighter colored flooring. They pushed the back wall back, and added 8 extra tables to the interior. They’ll be open around 7 tonight for dinner!
He didn’t want me taking pictures till next week when the final finishing touches are in place.
Read more about the delivery problems, and see a recent lunch buffet review after the jump:
This time at the corner of Harrison & Paterson streets. Well he wasn’t walking, but he was SITTING on the bench when the vehicle went out of control and struck him.
People cannot drive, EVEN IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY!
Another Hoboken event you can attend. See main press release below.
Thursday, November 30th at 7:30 PM:
A Benefit Performance to support the Yogyakarta Artists Relief Fund at St. Matthew’s here in Hoboken (Along the lines of last year’s Young Folk for Folk auction – but this year it’s a performance “spectacle”)
FEATURING:
AND:
WITH:
A HOBOKEN CHARTER SCHOOL SERVICE LEARNING EVENT!
Sponsored by the 5-8 Arts of Indonesia classes.
With additional sponsorship from Starbucks.
Read the press release below:
The Stevens Choir will present a special concert on December 3, 2006 at 3pm at DeBaun Auditorium on 5th & Hudson Streets in Hoboken.
In Memoriam (see below) is dedicated to the victims of September 11th, 2001, in recognition of the tragedy’s fifth year anniversary this fall. The Choir has prepared a repertoire that includes segments of Mozart’s Requiem and the premiere of two original pieces written as responses to 9/11. One is by James Redcay, the Choir’s accompanist and a gifted composition student at New York University, and the other is by James Stepleton, a recognized composer teaching Music Appreciation at Stevens. In addition to the concert, there will be a special unveiling of Hoboken artist Raymond Smith’s 9/11-themed painting, Comfort and Hope, from 2-6pm in the front lobby. The painting and it’s development can be seen at www.raymondsmithart.com
Dave Zimmerman, the Executive Director at the DeBaun Center for Performing Arts hopes you and yours will be able to join them for this very special concert. For ticket reservations, please contact the Box Office at 201-216-8937 or BoxOffice@debaun.org If you have any questions about the concert, please contact Bethany Reeves, Choir Director, at breeves@stevens.edu
Open bars can be dangerous, but fun! I think they’d have to charge more if I attend!
Host: Branan Burde
Location: Carpe Diem Public House 1405 Grand St, Hoboken, NJ
When: Friday, December 1, 8:00pm
Phone: 201-906-6413
Show your Old School, Original and Classics!
Tee’s REQUIRED
Joe Jones, owner of newly opened Hoboken Public House-”Carpe Diem,” invites all supporters of Jersey Jayhawks Basketball.
Friday December 1st — 8-11pm
Premium Open Bar
$45 per person
11/29/2006 Update:
How can it be a Bayonne Community Bank, when it’s in Hoboken? Explain that!
See how it used to look after the jump.
11/29/2006:
Today is “bank update day”. Here’s another of many new bank branches that have opened in Hoboken in the past year. Joy to the world.
More fruity nonsense after the jump, including motivational posters that involve our lovely banks!
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Not the Jeweler, but Rosario’s dry cleaners have a new owner, and a new name. They will now go by the name “Tiffany” Dry Cleaners. Spiffy new interior. New sign up next week.
Description – Dry cleaning & tailoring
Address – 1104 Washington St, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Telephone – (201) 798-0603
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