Bayonne Weekly

Stories on local crime, politics & more

• 'Anything Goes' for Bayonne drama group
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• BACK TO 'OLDEN DAYS'
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• Bayonne makes bid for Google
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• Bayonne makes pitch for faster Google
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• Dinner with the doctor set today %%by%%By SARAH RAHMAN%%endby%% BW STAFF WRITER J
ersey City Medical Center's "Dinner with the Doctor" series will present information on common environmental pollutants and their effect, as well as offer possible remedies.

• Mayors: End sports at County Prep, High Tech
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• Pitch, hit, run contest due in Bayonne in April
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• Woman set to lead local contingent for Pulaski Day Parade
Richard M. Romelczyk, chairman of the Bayonne General Casimir Pulaski Memorial Parade Committee, has announced that Ann Dworzanski has been selected as the 2010 Marshal of the Bayonne contingent of the tri-state Pulaski Day Parade, which will be held Oct. 3 along Fifth Avenue in New York City.

• Bet between brothers makes for a career
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• RISING TO THE CHALLENGE
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• All Saints to honor 3 at fundraiser
All Saints Catholic Academy in Bayonne has named the city's former Mayor Richard Rutkowski and Regina Rutkowski as chairpersons for the school's first annual gala ball this month.

• Bayonne's Rocky to be film subject
Sylvester Stallone has had his run in the "Rocky" movies.

• History group may preserve Victorian home
The Bayonne Historic Preservation Commission is considering whether a Bergen Point Victorian home that was owned by a prominent 19th Century businessman warrants city protection.

• Mom, girl spot burglary suspects
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• Pipeline firm sets meetings to talk about routing
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• Pipeline firm woos residents
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• Schedule conflict means hard choices in Bayonne
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• Woman champions right treatment for feral cats
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