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Despite Challenges, Bayonne's Feral Cat Program Proving Effective, Officials Say
BAYONNE, NJ - Bayonne’s catch, neuter, and release program is working towards efforts to cut down on the number of feral cats in the city, officials say, despite limited resources and a recent rumor that has circulated online. Earlier this year, the Bayonne City Council allocated $25,000 to fund the program, an amount that officials say is working to help reduce the birth rate of non-domesticated felines. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Last week, a colony of 37 cats was relocated from Bayonne Dry Dock, a response, TAPinto Bayonne was told, to safety and...
Powerball ticket worth $1M sold in Hudson County; $50K ticket also bought in N.J.
A $1 million winning ticket purchased in New Jersey for Saturday’s Powerball drawing was sold at a liquor store/convenience store in Hudson County. The winner bought the lucky ticket at Te-Amo on Paterson Plank Road in Secaucus, state lottery officials said Monday. The second-prize ticket matched five numbers but not the Powerball.
Sweet viral video shows little girl hugging NYC ‘pretzel man’ after week away
Heartwarming footage captures a little girl running into the arms of a local pretzel vendor outside her New York City preschool after she returned from vacation. The child’s mom, Tina Mangan, told The Post on Sunday that she was uneasy at first watching 4-year-old daughter Madison recently sprinting down the sidewalk along busy Canal Street in Manhattan after school — until she saw the little girl head straight into the arms of the pretzel-cart seller, a sweet scene captured in a TikTok video that has gone viral since the mother posted it last week.
Planet of the Apes Comes to Liberty State Park
Last week the scene was 1961 Greenwich Village as Jersey Avenue was converted to New York City’s MacDougal Street for the filming of the Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown.” The charming set was replete with a faux Caffe Borgia, Minetta Tavern, and Cafe Wha?. Yesterday, the...
Spotted lanternflies to start hatching around NY, NJ: Why you should kill them
Editor’s note: The video above is from March 3, 2023. NEW YORK (PIX11) — As May approaches, the tri-state area will be seeing the return of spotted lanternflies as they begin to hatch. New York State’s Department of Environmental Conservation said spotted lanternflies (SLFs) are a major threat to the state’s agricultural industry and should […]
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