TONOOSE ON THE LOOSE

Having worked in Jersey City, N.J., since 1999, I've watched the development of the sites along the light rail, along the Hudson and new buildings near and far.

Jersey City has three, count-em, three stops on the PATH - Port Authority Trans Hudson - commuter rail system.

Plus, you can drive in and pay a bunch of money to park.

And, you can catch a ferry to Manhattan.

I like to walk along the waterfront - along the Hudson River. Sometimes I travel through town and see what there is to see.

Since so many people have asked me about my JC pictures and such, I've decided to break them out here.

Do post a comment and let us know what you think.



Copyright © 2006 by Anthony Buccino, all rights reserved.

Jersey City Snapshots - for Kindle ereaders

Get out your Kindle (Fire) and check out Jersey City Snapshots. 
A new book by Anthony Buccino. 

More than 200 color snapshots of Jersey City, New Jersey, from Pavonia/Newport to Paulus Hook, from Grundy Park to Grove Street, along the Hudson River from the Colgate clock to Exchange Place, Harborside and through neighborhoods that have no names.

Color photos are ideal for viewing on Kindle Fire, and bring you up close to New Jersey's second-largest city, its building boom and its broken ground.

Writer/photographer, who worked and walked these streets for nearly ten years, leaves words behind and speaks thorugh the camera lens and we see the commonplace wildlife, the glimmering structures and the grandeur of the Twin Towers at the World Trade Center and the memorials erected in Jersey City.

This collection is ideal for fans of Jersey City, and folks who've always wanted to visit.

Jersey City collection now on Kindle, Nook ereaders

One Morning In Jersey City - the poetry collection by Anthony Buccino, is now available on Kindle from Amazon. Also available on Nook.

Poems written along the Hudson River Walkway, Grundy Pier, and the Colgate clock in Jersey City, N.J. You can hear a lot by looking around. Sometimes, standing along the Hudson River shoreline, you can dream of the freedom in the sailing beauty slipping through the waves, or question the signals proffered by a hungry seagull, or ponder why the pigeons follow you. Or you could sit ever so still and listen to the clatter of heels on the tile as the cigarette mafia heads outside for fresh air, while you slip in among them and consider the steel and glass surroundings.

Check it out.

In print, on Nook and iBook

AMERICAN BOY: PUSHING SIXTY a new book

Anthony Buccino has published his third poetry collection AMERICAN BOY: Pushing Sixty. Working class verse about life and growing up in New Jersey.



A financial news editor by day, Buccino nonetheless writes with humor on his many feature length blog posts on NJ.com, in essays and in poetry. He has published three essay collections, three poetry collections and two military history books.
Anthony Buccino created and maintains the New Jersey Poets and Poetry, a continuing blog of poets and poetry news and events.