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Demonstrators made their voices heard in Bayonne during the Power in the Park protest on June 7. Photo by Daniel Israel.
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Mayor James Davis walks the empty streets of Bayonne during the early days of the stay-at-home order.
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The Power in the Park protest in Bayonne was a peaceful tribute to George Floyd. Photo by Daniel Israel.
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The city council said that there have been discussions about extending the light rail in Bayonne, but they are far from coming to fruition.
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Demonstrators made their voices heard in Bayonne during the Power in the Park protest on June 7. Photo by Daniel Israel.
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The Black community gets behind ‘Give Thanks Bayonne’
The aim is to feed the hungry
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3 / 3 Give Thanks Bayonne poses with members of the Bayonne Police Department who helped with the food distribution.
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3 / 3 Give Thanks Bayonne poses with members of the Bayonne Police Department who helped with the food distribution.
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To support those in need of food assistance for Thanksgiving, “Give Thanks Bayonne” distributed uncooked meals and hot plates of food to hundreds of local families.
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Coming together
Black in Bayonne gathered a majority of the Black-owned organizations, nonprofits, and businesses in the city on Nov. 4. During the meeting, the various groups agreed that they needed to work as a collective to do something for the community.