March 15-March 31, 2016 Volume 20 No. 3

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Women’s History Month

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Man in the Mirror

Michale Graves

The Brightside

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Hudson honors Women Leaders in Public Service and Government

On Wed, March 23, at 6 pm, the offices of the Hudson County Executive and Division of Cultural and Heritage Affairs will honor 15 Hudson women in a Women of Achieve-ment tribute for Women’s History Month. The honorees are community leaders who hold positions in public health and

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The expression “breaking through the glass ceiling,” refers to the invisible “barrier of advancement” that can snag a thriving career. Most working women know the term and many break glass ceilings every day they are on the job by using their brains, wisdom and talents as effective leaders.

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MICHALE GRAVES TALKS UPCOMING MAXWELL’S GIG, AND LIFE AFTER THE MISFITSBy Darren Paltrowitz As the lead singer of the 1990s reincarnation of the legendary punk band THE MISFITS, Michale Graves did his fair share of world tours and major label recordings. After moving on from THE MISFITS in 2000, the New Jersey native formed the band GRAVES with his former MISFITS Bandmate Dr. Chud. Graves. He then enlisted the U.S. Marines, and then was honorably-discharged due to a back injury. The singer has since kept active with a variety of musical projects including the band GOTHAM RD., a recording project with pro-wrestling icon VAMPIRO, Marky Ramone’s touring group BLITZKRIEG, and his own solo career. In support of Graves’ upcoming appearance at Hoboken’s Maxwell’s

Tavern on Sunday, April 24th, the prolific artist – who has released 10 al-bums in a four-year period – spoke to RIVER VIEW OBSERVER about his past, present and future. His lat-est studio effort is 2016’s When Worlds Collide, re-leased through Graves’ own Hydraulic Entertainment.

RVO: What do you wish more people knew about Michale Graves?MG: How much I enjoy and need contact with fans. Touring is my favorite time – period. It allows me to really see inside the minds and hearts of those who mean the most to me. Also, I really appreciate the inter-est in the classic MISFITS-era songs, but I really hope they have the chance to experience the new music we are doing.

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RVO: For someone think-ing of coming to see you at Maxwell’s, what should they expect? MG: A mix of classic music and a bunch of new stuff including songs from the new album When Worlds Collide.

RVO: Is this your first time performing in Hoboken? Did you perform at Max-well’s in its older incarna-tion? MG: Actually, it has been a long time, but we can’t wait.

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A-List Hair & Make-Up Designer David SantanaBy Sally Deering A member of the Interna-tional Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, David Santana of Weehawken can make anyone camera-ready no matter how difficult the challenge. That’s his profession: Hair & Make-up Designer for Broadway, film and TV. Santana currently does hair & make-up for the hit TV shows, GOTHAM and BLACKLIST. His work is featured in the films RUN ALL NIGHT, A VERY MURRAY CHRISTMAS, TIME OUT OF MIND., and URGE, and TVs A GIFTED MAN starring Patrick Wilson. He also appears in the documentary RENT: THE FINAL DAYS ON BROADWAY. It was

his work designing hair and make-up for RENT that took Santana from non-union gigs like music videos and indie films to A-List projects with stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, Su-san Sarandon, and Patrick Wilson. It all began back in the early 1990s when Santana was asked to work without pay for a then unknown musical that was going Off Broadway. The show was RENT, a rock musical about life in the early 90s on the Lower East Side that reflected the culture of the times, and shared insights into the impact of the AIDS epidemic. “I read the script, fell completely in love and said yes” Santana remembers.

“They told me they were going to start at the New York Theater Workshop and see if it takes off.

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MICHALE GRAVES Cont’d from page 2

RVO: You’re originally from Bergen County. Having been all over the world as a musician, what is it that keeps you based in New Jersey all these years? MG: Well, I have all of my family in New Jersey and that keeps me back “home.”

RVO: You helped fund your Wanderer album through Kickstarter. Did you enjoy the crowdfund-ing process? MG: We absolutely love engaging with fans in every way, especially these projects. We include very unique experiential pledge levels that create one-on-one experiences for our fans.

RVO: Beyond your work with Kickstarter, you’ve always maintained a very DIY approach to record-ing and fan interactions. Who was it that especially inspired you to do that? MG: My business partner

and collaborator, the CEO of Hydraulic Entertainment Mark Allen Stuart is the real driver of this. We work together to ensure that each project directly involves our fans.

RVO: Is there a profes-sional accomplishment you’re most proud of? MG: I think 10 albums in four years would be it, and I am proud of each and every one of them.

RVO: Do you have any

upcoming projects in the works you can talk about? Are you still collaborating with VAMPIRO?MG: We are thinking about doing an acoustic version of When Words Collide. The working title is Bed-lam. RVO: When you’re not busy with your career, how do you like to spend your free time?MG: My number one pas-sion is spending time with my daughters. RVO: Any last words for the kids? MG: Thanks for your continued support, and if you can, take a listen to the new album When Worlds Collide.For more info, www.hydraulic-entertainment.com.

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Cont’d from page 3 dreadlocks, extensions.” After RENT, Santana did other Broadway plays and musicals including ALL MY SONS, THE ICEMAN COMETH, and BOOK OF MORMON. “Now I’m doing only fi lm and TV,” Santana says. “I’m working on GOTHAM these days. It’s very creative and very fun.” Santana doesn’t like

to play favorites, but he admits one of his favor-ite actors to work with is Patrick Wilson, the star of A GIFTED MAN. “He’s awesome,” Santana says. “He’s a respectful gentleman, a family man. There was a mutual respect between us; he allowed me to do my job well.” Santana spends long days on set – 14-16 hours -- making actors look their parts. He has to be on set two hours before the crew, which means sometimes being on set at 3 or 4 am. Hair and make-up styles for theater, fi lm and TV are very different from each other, Santana says. “With the theater you exaggerate everything,

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Santana says he loves what he does and some-times it surprises him that his creative dream came true. “Coming from a poorfamily, I felt like therewas no light at the end of the tunnel,” Santana says. “For that door to open, to be blessed, I never thought that would happen to me

-- and it’s still happening. I just got word that a show I did, THE BREAKS, on VHI about 1990 Hip-Hop culture just got picked up. Hopefully, they’ll fi lm in New York.” No matter where his career takes him, Santana’s feelings about his fi rst big break will always be heart-felt. “RENT was God’s gift to me,” Santana says. “It changed my life.”

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All three dentists also work at Bayonne Family Dental. The team performs on-site dental exams because many schoolchildren seem to be missing school be-cause of toothaches and many have never been to a dentist. “One of our big move-ments is preventative dental care before problems arise,” Dr. Fuentes says. Dental hygiene and reg-ular check-ups are impor-tant to overall dental health and to prevent gum disease and tooth decay, Dr. Fuent-es, who has been practicing dentistry in Bayonne since 2009, says. “We become their nutritional and health care provider,” Dr. Fuentes says. “Teachers love it and kids spend less time missing

school.’’ The On Site Dental Team’s main goal is to raise awareness of the impor-tance of oral health and preventative dental care starting when children are very young. “People are shocked to fi nd out that American Dental Association says a child’s fi rst check-up should be at one year of age,” Dr. Fuentes says.

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Dr. Peter Fuentes examines a young students teeth at Bayonne’s Horace Mann School

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Cont’d from Cover government. In a ceremony at the Justice William J. Brennan Courthouse on Newark Avenue in Jer-sey City, Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise will give the women medals and proclamations for making a different in their commu-nity.” “This year’s celebration of our County’s Women of Achievement is one we all take pride in,” said Hudson County Executive Tom DeGise. “Because it is focused on the huge impact women have made and continue to make in our community through public service.” Hudson’s salute to wom-en in public service and

government follows the National Women’s History Project’s Women’s History Month 2016 theme which “honors women who have shaped America’s history and its future through their public service and govern-ment leadership. Although often overlooked and un-dervalued, collectively they have dramatically infl u-enced our public policy and the building of viable insti-tutions and organizations. From championing basic human rights to ensuring access and equal opportu-nity for all Americans, they have led the way in estab-lishing a stronger and more democratic country.”WOMEN HONOREES North Bergen’s

Janet Castro is the Director and State Licensed Health Offi cer for the Township’s Public Health Services department; and the fi rst woman ever appointed to that position in North Ber-gen’s history. As Director, Castro oversees the op-eration of North Bergen’s Public Health Services like environmental health, com-municable disease, animal control, vital statistics and emergency response. As the fi rst woman director for the Public Health Services department, Castro walks a path no woman has taken before. The public health industry was a male-dominated industry up to a decade ago, she says. Castro put in the time and perseverance necessary to work her way up the ladder; where started as a Health Inspector.

“I worked hard and I had a vision, which was to be in the position I hold today,” Castro says. “We are a great team of leaders, and I have supervisors who help me run the ship. In essence, I’m a leader but not with-out the help of my team. I couldn’t do it alone.”Castro runs the offi ce with professionalism and a gender-neutral leadership, she says. Anyone can be an effective leader, male or female. “Lead with knowledge, wisdom and experience,” Castro says. “That said, I think an added bonus to being a woman in a lead-ership position is that we bring a little compassion to the table. That sets us apart as women leaders.” Being a woman in a lead-ership position also means going above and beyond

to show others you’re the right person for the job. “In essence, it keeps me on my toes and it’s hum-bling,” Castro says, “I know I have to continue to learn and expand my knowledge.” Castro joins an impres-sive list of Women of Achievement who will be honored at the March. 23rd ceremony in Jersey City. They are:Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez of Secaucus

President of the Guttenberg Board of Education Rebecca Vasquez

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perseverance of Latina sexu-ality to exactly what matters about Black lives.” Tix: $10 in advance; $15 at the door.

Michael Scoggins: I LOVE YOU, BUT YOU MAKE ME COMPLETELY CRAZY. “Galerie Ernst Hilger pres-ents a husband and wife artist couple examining how their respective creative outputs exist both together and sepa-rately. I LOVE YOU, BUT YOU MAKE ME COM-PLETELY CRAZY explores the depths and idiosyncrasies of human connection and isolation. This exhibition ex-poses two sides of a marriage to examine how the personal, domestic life, with all its wavering heights of bliss and depths of despair, intersects with the studio life in its own unpredictable roller coaster. Gingrow and Scoggins have been partnered since 2005 and in that time have always maintained very separate practices. This exhibition brings together two bodies of work that, though created in the private space of each part-ner’s respective heart, head, and studio, demonstrate the paths we all walk seemingly alone, but never without the influence of the lives around us, for better or for worse.”

THEATER

HAMILTON SQUARE, 232 Pavonia Ave, JC. (201) 434.8000. Silverman and Hamilton Square Condo-minium Association present Through May 6: FROM THE METROPOLIS AND THE MOUNTAINS: Paintings by Robert Hendrickson. Curated by Brendan Carroll. (Image: HOBOKEN PANORAMA, 2011, oil on linen, 30 x84 inches. Courtesy of rober-trhendrickson.com

VICTORY HALL DRAWING ROOMS, 180 Grand St, JC.(201) 208-8032. www.draw-ingrooms.org. Feb. 19-Mar. 27: PROJECT ROOMS, group show featuring Kimber-ly Wiseman, Beatrice Mady, Tom McGlynn, Bruce Halpin, and more…Gallery hours:

BAYONNE COMMUNITY MUSEUM, 229 Broadway, BAY.Opening reception Fri, Apr. 8 at 7 pm. Additional viewings 12 noon to 4 pm on Sat, Apr 9 & Sun, Apr 10. THE ART CIRCLE OF BAY-ONNE’S Spring Show opens with over 63 artists displaying all media of art from glass fusing, jewelry, sculptures, dolls, woodworking, paint-ings, photography and many more. The show is free and open to the public. For more info, call 201-424-4016. (Pic-tured: Participating artists)

ISSYRA GALLERY, Neu-man Leather Building, 300 Observer Highway, HOB. (917) 922-690/, (201) 459 -0700; www.issyragallery.com. Art, LIVE Music and Culture “rencontres”: EV-ERY Friday & Saturday. 9 pm-late. Byob)

MANA CONTEMPO-RARY, 818 Newark Ave, JC, (201) 604-2702, www.manacontemporary.com. Now through Aug. 1: THE T’ANG HORSE: ANTHONY QUINN. Curated by Ysabel Pinyol. “…an exhibition of Anthony Quinn’s own art, ac-companied by a selection ofpieces from his vast collection

of pieces from his vast personal collection that he acquired throughout his life and travels. Known primarily as an actor, Anthony Quinn was also an accomplished visual artist. Over the course of his long life he produced an extensive oeuvre of paintings, drawings and sculptures. At the same time, Quinn was a voracious and obsessive collector, amassing a per-sonal collection of more than 3,000 objects that included art works, rare books, antiques, African masks, decorative eggs and an array of found objects such as rocks and fragments of coral.”

GUTTENBERG ARTS CENTER, 6903 Jackson St, GTTNBG. (201) 868-8585; www.guttenbergarts.org. Hours: noon to 5 pm, Tues-Sun; and by appointment to see the exhibitions. Through April 2: KILL YOUR IDOLS, exhibition by Chris Bors, one of three Winter Artists in Residence at Guttenberg Arts.: Bors says: “My graphic, post-pop, conceptual paint-ings feature a mash-up of images and text, in which any visuals or themes are fair game for repurposing. I often appropriate logos from hard-core punk bands or use altered text based on song titles, underground or pop culture, or the inner-workings and politics of the art world. They are meticulously hand painted to resemble silkscreen prints, political advertising, or t-shirt graphics…”

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NEWARK MUSEUM, 49 Washington St, Newark, NJ. (973) 596-6550; www.new-arkmuseum.org. Now show-ing: KOREA, LAND OF THE DIAMOND MOUN-TAINS. “The exhibit features more than 60 works that represent the Museum’s hold-ings of nearly 500 Korean objects, showcasing the power and majesty of Korean art over the centuries. The instal-lation celebrates the silver anniversary of the Museum’s Korean Gallery and includes objects on loan from private collections, never before made available to the public. The reinstalled permanent galleries, on the 3rd floor of the North Wing, consist of works ranging from 57 BCE to the present day—including Buddhist and Confucian ritual objects, Shamanic and courtly works, and contemporary art.”

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Brightside Tavern EntranceTommy “Two Scoops” Parisi The Brightside bar

By Sally Deering

Everybody in Jer-sey City seems to know Tommy “Two Scoops” Parisi – the owner of a cozy ice cream parlor in downtown Jersey City and the Brightside Tavern on Bright Street, a block from the Jersey City Museum. For the past 4-1/2 years, Parisi has nurtured this neighborhood eatery with his own personal touch. Open and spacious, the Brightside Tavern features a large modern bar with several fl at screen TVs on the walls and plenty of elbow room; and, in the dining room, linen-clan tables face a stage set up with a piano and several microphones. Entertainment is a big part of the Brightside ex-perience and Parisi is both businessman and supporter of the local art scene. In the evenings, the dining room sizzles with live entertain-ment like Monday night Jazz Jams, Thursday night Open Mics, and Karaoke and Dance on Friday and Saturday nights. There are comedy nights, too. “We’ve had fi lm fes-tivals, gospel brunches, drag queen brunches, trivia nights, paint & sip nights,” Parisi says. “We had a fi lm festival here where they screened moves in the

upstairs dining room and gave out awards.”

Texan Burger Parisi likes to think of the Brightside Tavern as the “Cheers” of Jersey City; it even says so on the menu which features a smorgasbord of Appetizers, Pizzas, Sandwiches, Burg-ers, Soups, Salads, Pastas, Entrees and Desserts. A sampling of appetizers includes Brightside Chili, Fried Pickles, Spinach & Artichoke Dip, Loaded Tater Tots, Bacon Mac & Cheese, Mozzarella Wedg-es, Crab Cakes, Shrimp Crostini, Crispy Calamari, Steamed Mussels (red or white), and Crab, Beef, and Turkey Sliders ($7-$14). Pizzas feature the Mar-gherita, Buffalo Chicken, Shrimp & Garlic, and “Build your Own” ($9-$13). “Our personal pizzas are phenomenal,” Parisi says. Burgers include the Tur-key, Veggie, Texan (BBQ sauce, bacon and crispy onion), Quesadilla, and the Too Hot Burger with spicy chipotle mayo, caramelizedonion, pickled jalapenos and pepper jack cheese ($11-$14). For Sandwiches,

choices include Grilled Salmon Wrap, Skirt Steak, Eggplant Panini, and Fish Tacos ($10-$14). In the mood for pasta? The Cheese Ravioli, Bacon Mac & Cheese, Penne a la Vodka, and Cajun Trio Pas-ta are featured ($13-$19). Entrees include Pan Roast-ed Chicken Breast, Chicken Marsala, Chicken Francese, Fish & Chips, Skirt Steak, Pecorino & Pecan Crusted Tilapia, BBQ Baby Back Ribs and Atlantic Grilled Salmon ($15-$20). “Our Grilled Salmon dish is out of this world,” Parisi says. “Our Cajun Trio Pasta ranks right up there with any top restaurant; and my Fish Tacos are fabulous.” Dessert-wise, Brightside offers a Flourless Choco-late Cake, Apple Pie a la Mode, Bread Pudding and (of course) Homemade Gelato ($8). Sunday Brunch is served 11 am-5 pm and comes with free Mimosas and Bloody Marys for $20. A big place, the bar seats60; the dining room has tables for 45-60; and there’s a private upstairs lounge for private parties that has games like darts, shuffl e-board, foosball, and ping pong.

Running a restaurant and bar as well as an ice cream shop is no game, but Tommy says he enjoys interacting with his guests and giving them a good time to remember. Several customers posted reviews of their experi-ences at Brightside Tavern on Yelp. Here’s a sampling, the fi rst from Vee H. of Buffalo, New York: “We’ve been back to Brightside several weekends for brunch and only like this place more on each subse-quent visit. Friendly staff, bright and open bar area, great food. I order the clas-sic breakfast - eggs, bacon, hash browns and a side of French toast for $11…My dining companion has tried several of the other offer-ings - burgers, omelets, bis-cuits and gravy - and has

Apple Pie ala Mode

been stuffed and satisfi ed with each.” Bevin R. of Manhattan posted this: “We LOVE the Brightside Tavern! My husband and I had a very small wedding in May 2015 at City Hall, and wanted to have a party months down the road to host our friends and celebrate (about 100 people total). When my husband called to ask if they do events, he was immediately put in touch with the owner, Tommy, who was very nice and extremely helpful. We met with him months before the event to go over logistics. The prices are very reason-able and the Brightside can provide you with anything and everything you might need to host an event/party (good stereo system, ping pong and foosball tables and shuffl eboard, big screen televisions, screens for slideshows, piano, pri-vate bar, private restroom, and even private smoking deck, etc.).” Michael R. of Staten Island wrote this on Yelp.com: “Tommy the owner is fantastic! He let our 6 lunatic children sing kara-oke and play the piano...

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Cont’d from page 16the food selection is bon-kers....from brunch to fried calamari all the way to shrimp po’ boys and risotto...this place has it all...DEFINITELY COME AND CHECK IT OUT! We live in Staten Island and will be back soon!”

On a computer hooked up to one of the fl at screen TVs, Parisi types a per-sonalized message to one of his guests at the bar. On the fl at screen, it runs like ticker-tape underneath a music video of Frank Sina-tra singing

“That’s Life!” The guest smiles and thanks Tommy for the shout-out on her way out.“I enjoy giving people a great night out; and people seem to love what we do here,” Tommy says. “Sometimes I get bored, but then a crowd of people walks in and I’m on a high.”

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The Kennedy Dancers Presents Ballroom Social Nights- every 3rd Saturday of Each Month Kennedy Dancers a non-profi t professional dance co and dance school says “ Come put on your dancing shoes” and join us for our Ballroom Social Nights every third Saturday in March and April 2016 held here at our studio 79 Central Avenue Jersey City, NJ 07306, admission is only $10.00.Dates and Times:Saturday, March 19, 2016 from 7:30 PM to 10:00 PMSaturday, April 16, 2016 from 7:30 PM to 10:00 PMAdmission includes the aforementioned mini-lesson, drinks, and refresh-ments.All age groups are invited to come and join us.All proceeds benefi t the many Kennedy Dancers programs such as the Inner City Youth Junior Dance Program, as well as our Senior Citizen Dance and Fitness Program. For more information (201) 659-2190 or by email at Kennedydancers@aol.com

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BERGEN POINT 2 FAMILY With SEMI-FINISHED BASE-MENT This well kept 5 BR home features a par-tially finished base-ment level Family or “Rec” room with half bath for extra living space. Brand new roof just installed, modest taxes and maintenance expenses.

Asking just $234,900

AFFORDABLE MIXED USE BROADWAY - BAYONNE This well maintained property features a street level storefront (formerly a Barber Shop) with beautifully pre-served original tin ceiling. Second floor is a 2 BR rental unit; separate gas heating units.

Asking just $265,000

STORE PLUS 4 PLUS PARKING BROADWAY - BAYONNE Unusual opportunity for Investment property

with off-street parking! This corner building features a store, four 1 BR units, plus 3 garages; all separate utili-ties; good income producer! Call for appt.

Asking $539,000

AFFORDABLE 2BR CONDO BERGEN POINT - BAYONNE This well maintained unit features hardwood floors throughout, offers a nice eat-in kitchen with dishwasher, and 1 car off-street parking! Very modest taxes, close to mass transit.

Asking just $69,900

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SPACIOUS 2 BR CONDO BERGEN POINT – BAYONNE Freshly painted unit offers over 1160 Sq Ft of living space; 2BR – 1and ½ baths – full size laundry in the unit, and 1 car parking. Easy to see – call today!

Asking just $190,000

AFFORDABLE 2 BR CONDO BERGEN POINT – BAYONNE

Corner location in lovely Bergen Point puts you close to shopping and dining, & transportation op-tions. Affordably priced to allow for updates; this 2nd floor condo also has modest taxes and monthly maintenance.

Asking just $150,000

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