Rally held at Maxwell Place Park in Hoboken to protest proposed NY Waterway diesel depot at former Union Dry Dock site
Children leading the charge to protect their playgrounds from being polluted with diesel
fumes.
Mayor Ravi Bhalla who organized the event being interviewed by the press.
Noelle Thurlow, the head of Resilience Paddle Sports, making an impassioned plea to protect the marine wildlife at the Union Dry Dock site.
FBW’s Ron Hine stating that the State of NJ and NY Waterway have both failed to conduct proper planning for future ferry service.
FBW Chair Jim Vance greeting Mayor Ravi Bhalla.
Young protester with her homemade sign “Protect Hoboken Waterfront.”
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