by Ironman on September 5, 2008
from the Luso Americano
At Riverbank Park Tonight
“Over the Hedge,” the hit animated film featuring the voices of Steve Carell, Wanda Sykes and Bruce Willis, will be shown free outdoors at Riverbank Park located in the Ironbound section of Newark to close the second year of Movies Under the Stars, a program of Branch Brook Park Alliance in partnership with Essex County. The event will take place on Friday, September 5. Festivities begin at 7:30 pm and movies begin after sundown, at approximately 8:30 pm.
Based on the United Media comic strip of the same name, “Over the Hedge” will be projected onto a large inflatable screen. Audience members are encouraged to bring chairs or blankets to sit on; pre-screening activities will include face painting, a DJ, karaoke and other festivities. Assorted snacks including popcorn will be available for purchase.
by Ironman on September 5, 2008
from the Luso Americano
The New Jersey Ironmen are currently seeking out the first members of their newly-founded Kids Club, which was officially launched recently. As a member, young fans will enjoy benefits that will be made available exclusively to the Ironmen Kids Club. “Kids, it’s your friend, Goran Vasic, and I can’t wait to see you at the special Ironmen Kids Club events this season,” the Ironmen assist-leader stated to prospective members. “Join the club so you can join the fun!” Membership is only $29.
As a member, young fans will enjoy many exclusive perks such as a Kids Club t-shirt, membership card and a special surprise gift. Additionally, they will receive two ($20) tickets for an Ironmen game this season, a personalized card on their birthday and a weekly email from the Ironmen. Private events for the Kids Club are also in the works, and members will be invited to each occasion.
Those interested in joining the Ironmen Kids Club can download the form, to download the registration form. You can either fax in the sheet to 973.757.6302 or mail it to:
New Jersey Ironmen Kids Club
Prudential Center
165 Mulberry Stree
Newark, NJ 07102
Also
The New Jersey Ironmen Dance Team is holding auditions for their 2008-2009 squad on Monday, September 8, at Prudential Center. Those selected from the tryouts will perform at every Ironmen home game as well as representing the dance team at numerous promotional appearances throughout the forthcoming year. For more information regarding auditions, contact Dance Team Director Jacqueline Ritchie.
by Ironman on September 1, 2008
Our dear friend and Mayor has started his own blog too. Moving Newark Forward: Inside City Hall with Newark Mayor Cory Booker. So far he has written about the Democratic Convention in Denver and a glimse of what a Saturday is like for a Mayor.
Hi, I’m Cory Booker, Mayor of Newark, NJ. I’ve started this blog as an opportunity not only to record the inner workings of my office and my own mind, but also to hear from both those who support me and those who may not. So please, make this page a conversation. Together we can move Newark forward. -C
by Ironman on August 31, 2008
Come join the celebration of Brazil’s Independence in Newark on September 6 and 7 at Riverbank
Park, between Jackson and Some Streets.
Sponsored by the Brazilian America United Association (BAUA)
2008
by Ironman on August 18, 2008
3rd Police Precinct, Newark
Newark’s 3rd Police Precinct is the “Pride of the Ironbound.”
The East Ward is the largest geographical police district in Newark. It has a population of more than 60,000 and covers 12 square miles.
Captain: Dennis Reilly
649 Market Street
Newark NJ 07105
Precinct: 973.733.6190 or 973.733.6195
Community Affairs: 973.733.6188
Crime Stoppers: 973.733.5884
Detective Squad: 973.733.6290
Crime Statistics:
3rd Precinct Crime Statistics for the week ending 08/17/2008
The good news is that overall crime in the Ironbound is down 15% from last year. However, three types of crime are up… way up. Robberies, aggravated assaults, and burglaries are up between 20%-35%. Please be aware of your surroundings at all times (day and night) and make sure to report suspicious activity and any crime.
Let’s help keep Newark safe. If we don’t report crime than we will lose out on police presence.
