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Twelve new police officers were sworn in as new members of the Bayonne Police Department at a recent ceremony in the Council Chambers at City Hall at 630 ....
There are few callings that are both as rewarding and challenging as teaching a group of our young students and preparing them for the world that impatiently waits for them. When young educators. ....
UpdatedTue, May 11, 2021 at 9:19 pm ET Reply Ryan McVeigh and James Lee received a winning team trophy in addition to scholarship money. (Courtesy Universal Technical Institute) WAYNE, NJ Two Wayne high school students won the grand prize at Universal Technical Institute s recent Top Tech Challenge. In addition to bragging rights, the duo also won themselves full UTI scholarships. Ryan McVeigh, Wayne Hills, and James Lee, Wayne Valley beat out 17 other two-person teams from high school vocational and automotive programs from New York and New Jersey over two weekends. Those teams competed for up to $300,000 in scholarships using in-demand automotive technology skills and knowledge. ....
By JON FERRIS MEREDITH April 30, 2021 at 2:00 AM Top Row from left to right: Taylor Keenan, Nicholas Mikhail, Dan Leschinsky. Bottom row from left to right: Jared Kaye, Isabelle Mailman, Joanna Saxon, Pratham Kumar Top Row from left to right: Taylor Keenan, Nicholas Mikhail, Dan Leschinsky. Bottom row from left . Credits: Wayne Hills/Wayne Valley Music Program Ad April 30, 2021 at 2:00 AM WAYNE, NJ In a pandemic year, with so many restrictions on gatherings, live performances by up-and-coming music students have not been possible. This puts a damper on the motivation to practice and the passion to be the best they could be. Despite this, fifteen musicians from Wayne Hills and Wayne Valley pushed themselves in the one and only competition available to them this year. It was this extra, voluntary effort and dedication that was recognized during the last Wayne Board of Education meeting. ....