September 4, 2019
The Fund for a Better Waterfront, Hoboken Cove Community Boathouse and Resilience Paddle Sports sponsored a “Rally to Save Your Waterfront” before the Hoboken City Council meeting where an ordinance was adopted to acquire the Union Dry Dock property. Speakers included Hoboken Mayor Ravi Bhalla, Sam Pesin President of Friends of Liberty State Park, Noelle Thurlow of Reslience Paddle Sports, neighborhood resident Tina Hahn and FBW’s Ron Hine.
Photographs by Paul Schoenberger
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