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HOBOKEN NOW: Insider's guide to Hoboken news, real estate and nightlife; Morning Rush: Hoboken City Council voted down police contracts, the city will receive $11.1M in Gov. Christie's budget and Christie wants more charter schools

The Hoboken City Council voted down negotiated contracts with the city's police unions Wednesday night and the matter is likely to be decided by a state official, according to The Jersey Journal. Also in today's Jersey Journal, Hoboken will receive $11.1 million in state aid under Gov. Christie's proposed budget. Gov. Chris Christie wants more charter schools opening next year...

• Percentage-wise, Hoboken and Secaucus take the biggest hit in proposed state aid allocation 7:07 p.m. ET

• Digable Art Festival opening in Hoboken 5:46 p.m. ET; MORE FROM HOBOKEN NOW »

BAYONNE NOW: Community news, local events, real estate & more from Bayonne; Open house on Spectra Energy's proposed pipeline in Bayonne tonight

Spectra Energy will be holding its second Bayonne open house tonight with elected officials, property owners and the public on its plans to lay a new natural gas pipeline through the city. The meeting will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. at Trinity Church on 141 Broadway. Under current plans the pipeline would enter Bayonne from the Kill...

• The Jersey Journal: Bayonne Times Edition: Friday, March 19 8:14 a.m. ET

• Percentage-wise, Hoboken and Secaucus take the biggest hit in proposed state aid allocation 7:10 p.m. ET; MORE FROM BAYONNE NOW »

VIDEOS: Artie Lange fans in Hoboken record messages for the ailing comic

In order, Michael Martinez, 25, waiter; Steve Lapitka, 24, consultant; Oliver Sheldon, 34, college professor; Jason Bell, 27, sales; and Philip Duncan, 26, student shared their thoughts and wishes for the ailing comedian/Hoboken resident Artie Lange, who attempted suicide in his apartment last week.

• Hoboken City Council honors 'Cake Boss' Buddy Valastro

• Commuter bus driver robbed and shot at Summit and Pavonia avenues in Jersey City; MORE JERSEY JOURNAL VIDEOS »

PHOTOS: Gov. Christie in Bayonne to campaign budget; MORE JERSEY JOURNAL PHOTOS »

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Jersey Journal front and back page news: Friday, March 19

Lavern Webb-Washington, an unsuccessful candidate for the Jersey City City Council, was sentenced to one year in prison for her role in the massive corruption scandal that ensnared dozens of people last summer. In other news, Christ Hospital announced it would have to lay off dozens of employees because of a budget crunch and the Jersey City Board of...

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• Hofrichter sparkles

• Mixed martial arts debuts tonight in Jersey City

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