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Hudson Reporter 1 / 15 Demonstrators made their voices heard in Bayonne during the Power in the Park protest on June 7. Photo by Daniel Israel. 2 / 15 Mayor James Davis walks the empty streets of Bayonne during the early days of the stay-at-home order. 3 / 15 4 / 15 5 / 15 6 / 15 7 / 15 8 / 15 9 / 15 The Power in the Park protest in Bayonne was a peaceful tribute to George Floyd. Photo by Daniel Israel. 10 / 15 The city council said that there have been discussions about extending the light rail in Bayonne, but they are far from coming to fruition. 11 / 15 12 / 15 13 / 15 14 / 15 15 / 15 ❮ 1 / 15 Demonstrators made their voices heard in Bayonne during the Power in the Park protest on June 7. Photo by Daniel Israel. ....
Hudson Reporter Fire Department adds two new women First woman and Cuban-American make Captain and make history 1 / 2 City Clerk Madelene Medina (right) administers the oath of office to Fire Captain Cailin Brodel (left) and Fire Captain Raccys Pozo (center). 2 / 2 Sixteen new firefighters joined the Bayonne Fire Department in an induction ceremony that took place at the fire station at the former Military Ocean Terminal. The new group is the first class to include two women. ❮ 1 / 2 City Clerk Madelene Medina (right) administers the oath of office to Fire Captain Cailin Brodel (left) and Fire Captain Raccys Pozo (center). 2 / 2 Sixteen new firefighters joined the Bayonne Fire ....
Bayonne Fire Dept. promotes 2 new captains: their 1st woman and 1st Cuban-American New Bayonne Fire Captains Cailin Brodel and Raccys Pozo. Photo courtesy of the City of Bayonne. By John Heinis/Hudson County View During today’s ceremony, Bayonne Fire Chief Keith Weaver called it “a historic day” before explaining the accomplishments of Cailin Brodel and Raccys Pozo. Weaver explained that the promotions were “based on merit,” coming from competitive Civil Service tests, as well as that captains normally have eight to 10 years of service when they assume that rank. By comparison, Brodel earned the rank within six year and Pozo did so in seven years. Weaver added that the fire department was making history for the second time this week: for the first time ever, there are two women in the newest crop of firefighters. ....