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COMMENTARY — A hodgepodge of thoughts as March comes in A few random, yet important, thoughts ... • Saturday, Feb. 28, was a great day for West Hudson. That afternoon, Michael Fernandez, the long-time owner of the Spanish Pavillion in Harrison, hosted an open house at the restaurant in honor of the 50th anniversary of its opening (it actually opened on Feb. 29, 1976.) Hundreds of his friends, family, patrons, etc., came by for a fun afternoon. Kearny Mayor Carol Jean Doyle presented Fernandez, his wife, Josie, and his mum a plaque to commemorate the special occasion. Congratulations, Mike and Josie, on 50 great years — we look forward to your summer celebration of the milestone.

COMMENTARY — A hodgepodge of thoughts as March comes in

A few random, yet important, thoughts ... • Saturday, Feb. 28, was a great day for West Hudson. That afternoon, Michael Fernandez, the long-time owner of the Spanish Pavillion in Harrison, hosted an open house at the restaurant in honor of…

On the same night, at the same venue, Kearny celebrates parade marshals & PBA’s finest On the social calendar in Kearny, there are certain days that serve as a reminder of just how much civic pride this town has. From events such as the annual senior citizens picnic, to the Passaic River Cleanup to the lighting of the Christmas Tree at Town Hall, there are days most people know about before the yearly calendar is even published — and make their way to witness or take part in these events. But two not-yet mentioned yet events that happen every year — the United Irish Associations of West Hudson’s St.

On the same night, at the same venue, Kearny celebrates parade marshals & PBA’s finest

On the social calendar in Kearny, there are certain days that serve as a reminder of just how much civic pride this town has. From events such as the annual senior citizens picnic, to the Passaic River Cleanup…

Obituary — John W. Enright Sr. John W. Enright Sr. of North Arlington, died Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026. He was 71. A funeral service take place at the Mulligan Funeral Home, 331 Cleveland Ave., Harrison, on Friday, during the visitation hours. Friends and relatives of John and his family are invited to attend his visitation Friday, March 6 from 4 to 8 p.m. Born in Jersey City, John was raised in Harrison, where he played football and basketball. He would go on to coach football. Known by many as Mr. E, his door was always open to any of his children’s friends and where many came to eat lunch or have Saturday breakfast before a football game.

Obituary — John W. Enright Sr.

John W. Enright Sr. of North Arlington, died Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026. He was 71. A funeral service take place at the Mulligan Funeral Home, 331 Cleveland Ave., Harrison, on Friday, during the visitation hours. Friends and relatives of John and his family are invited…

Area wrestlers win district titles, Kearny’s Pagan takes OW at District 9 With more than 30 this season and two district medals on his resume, it would be easy to think that Matthew Pagan entered this weekend’s NJSIAA District 9 Championships at Delbarton with nothing to prove. Kearny’s star junior felt otherwise. “I just was confident if I'm being honest, because I know how good I am. I know how much time I put in,” said Pagan. “I just walked around feeling like if I truly believe in myself, I'll just win.” “I know how good he is. I think it was more about proving to himself how good he is,” Kearny head coach Tony Carratura Jr.

Area wrestlers win district titles, Kearny’s Pagan takes OW at District 9

With more than 30 this season and two district medals on his resume, it would be easy to think that Matthew Pagan entered this weekend’s NJSIAA District 9 Championships at Delbarton with nothing to prove. Kearny’s star…

Chaname breaks Lyndhurst scoring record as Bears reach semis Johnny Chaname remembers the nerves he felt as a sophomore before his first varsity basketball game. He also remembers the words of encouragement he received from senior captain Anthony Pizzuti. “When I first joined the varsity team, I told him that I was nervous because I was 15 years old, in my first varsity game. And I told him I’m nervous,” Chaname recalled. “And (Anthony) was like, ‘Just go out there and play. You made it this far for a reason and coach (Perrin Mosca) obviously wants you on the court, so he believes in you.’”

Chaname breaks Lyndhurst scoring record as Bears reach semis

Johnny Chaname remembers the nerves he felt as a sophomore before his first varsity basketball game. He also remembers the words of encouragement he received from senior captain Anthony Pizzuti. “When I first joined the varsity team, I…

Athlete of the Week — Iacono continues strong winter with Group 2 title Historically, mid-February has been the most difficult time of the track & field season for Lyndhurst’s Nikalena Iacono. Whether it be fatigue, the cold winter weather, or the unconventional training that comes as a result of it, Iacono has noticed this part of the year, particularly around the group meets of the indoor season of when her performance seemed to tail off the most. “For me, the spring is when I usually do better,” said Iacono. “I usually increase my throws by more feet and have a better number in the spring compared to the winter.

Athlete of the Week — Iacono continues strong winter with Group 2 title

Historically, mid-February has been the most difficult time of the track & field season for Lyndhurst’s Nikalena Iacono. Whether it be fatigue, the cold winter weather, or the unconventional training that comes as a result of…

Harrison PD seeking re-accreditation — find how to offer input A team of assessors from the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police will examine all aspects of the Harrison Police Department’s policies and procedures, management, operations and support services on March 31, Chief Stanley Titterington said. “Verification by the team that the Harrison Police Department meets the commission’s best practice standards is part of a voluntary process to achieve accreditation, a highly prized recognition of law enforcement professional excellence,” Titterington said. As part of this final, on-site assessment, employees and members of the general public are invited to provide comments to the assessment team by telephone or email.

Harrison PD seeking re-accreditation — find how to offer input

A team of assessors from the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police will examine all aspects of the Harrison Police Department’s policies and procedures, management, operations and support services on March 31, Chief Stanley…

Nutley veterinarian will run in London Marathon A veterinarian from Nutley will travel across the pond to fundraise for cancer prevention research in her dad’s memory. Nicole Latini, 27, is running the iconic TCS London Marathon this April after training in her native US,  raising vital awareness and funds for World Cancer Research Fund on both sides of the Atlantic. Her London Marathon bid began in 2022 after her father, Alan Latini, died following a three-year battle with bowel cancer. Following her dad’s diagnosis, Nicole became committed to transforming her health by losing over five stone (70lbs), running three half marathons and completely changing her diet and lifestyle to help reduce her own cancer risk.

Nutley veterinarian will run in London Marathon

A veterinarian from Nutley will travel across the pond to fundraise for cancer prevention research in her dad’s memory. Nicole Latini, 27, is running the iconic TCS London Marathon this April after training in her native US,  raising vital awareness…

Two Harrison police officers save life of non-responsive child Two Harrison police officers heroically saved the life of a child who had an obstructed airway earlier this week. According to Det. Lt. Matthew Murphy, of the Harrison Police Department: On Feb. 23, 2026, at approximately 3:45 p.m., Harrison police officers were dispatched to a home on Washington Street following a report of a child experiencing a medical emergency. Upon arrival, Officers Luis Terrones and Cindy Alba located an unresponsive toddler who appeared to be in respiratory distress. Officer Terrones immediately assessed the situation and began administering lifesaving first aid in an effort to address a possible airway obstruction.

Two Harrison police officers save life of non-responsive child

Two Harrison police officers heroically saved the life of a child who had an obstructed airway earlier this week. According to Det. Lt. Matthew Murphy, of the Harrison Police Department: On Feb. 23, 2026, at approximately 3:45 p.m.,…

MIGHTY QUINN In a few weeks, the United Irish Associations of West Hudson will march along in the big parade from Harrison Avenue, to Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard to Kearny Avenue. And this is a special one, without question. The first parade stepped off 50 years ago around this time. And equally special, the parade’s grand marshal will celebrate his 30th year as the president of the association — which is responsible for putting on perhaps the most important event all year long in Kearny, Harrison and East Newark. Selected to serve this year’s parade as Grand Marshal is Kevin Quinn.

MIGHTY QUINN

In a few weeks, the United Irish Associations of West Hudson will march along in the big parade from Harrison Avenue, to Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard to Kearny Avenue. And this is a special one, without question. The first parade stepped off 50 years ago around this time. And equally…

Obituaries for Feb. 25, 2026 James Teresco James “Jim” Teresco, a cherished husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, died peacefully Feb. 17, 2026, at the age of 91. Born March 18, 1934, in Jersey City, Jim lived for many years in Harrison, Lyndhurst, Toms River and most recently Lakewood. Jim’s life is marked by dedication and a deep love for his family. Jim served his country honorably as a US Army Paratrooper during the Korean War. He dedicated many years of his life to McLean Trucking as a skilled dock worker. A man of simple pleasures, Jim found joy fishing and crabbing with his family.

Obituaries for Feb. 25, 2026

James Teresco James “Jim” Teresco, a cherished husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, died peacefully Feb. 17, 2026, at the age of 91. Born March 18, 1934, in Jersey City, Jim lived for many years in Harrison, Lyndhurst, Toms River and most recently…

Nutley boys bowling wins sectional title Nutley boys bowling coach Frank Sasso can remember the empty feeling his team felt 12 months ago when they left North Brunswick's Lucky Strike having suffered its only defeat of the season in the NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 final to Delbarton. While that feeling stuck to this veteran group of Maroon Raider bowlers, it's one they were able to rid themselves of on Saturday. Fifty-two weeks after that deflating loss, Nutley again returned to the final at Lucky Strike, only this time, the feeling was one of elation as the Raiders defeated Chatham, 2-0, in the North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 championship.

Nutley boys bowling wins sectional title

Nutley boys bowling coach Frank Sasso can remember the empty feeling his team felt 12 months ago when they left North Brunswick's Lucky Strike having suffered its only defeat of the season in the NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 2, Group 3 final to Delbarton.…

Area’s girls wrestlers have high goals as state tournament expands The popularity of high school girls wrestling continues to grow both locally and statewide. So much so, that two weekends is no longer enough for the NJSIAA Girls Wrestling State Tournament. This coming Sunday, March 1, one day after the boys hold their annual district tournaments, the NJSIAA will have its first ever district tournaments for the girls. In total, there are 12 district sites, including Nutley, which is the host site for District 3. "We're very excited about it. We started off three years ago at the county tournament in our own gym and now we get to host a district," Nutley head coach Mike DiPiano said.

Area’s girls wrestlers have high goals as state tournament expands

The popularity of high school girls wrestling continues to grow both locally and statewide. So much so, that two weekends is no longer enough for the NJSIAA Girls Wrestling State Tournament. This coming Sunday, March 1, one day…

Athlete of the Week — Nutley’s Cifelli gets win 100, eyes trip to AC Christopher Cifeli's Senior Night  followed a script more likely to have come from a Hollywood studio than a Nutley gym. Wrestling his final home dual match, Cifelli, in front of countless family members, made history  by recording his 100th career win when he defeated Irvington's Eric Estrada by tech fall 19-3) on Feb. 12. Cifelli became the first Maroon Raider to reach the prestigious 100-win club since current assistant coach Frank DeMaio in 2018. Now Cifelli can add another shared honor with DeMaio as he's been selected The Observer Athlete of the Week just like DeMaio was after his 100th win.

Athlete of the Week — Nutley’s Cifelli gets win 100, eyes trip to AC

Christopher Cifeli's Senior Night  followed a script more likely to have come from a Hollywood studio than a Nutley gym. Wrestling his final home dual match, Cifelli, in front of countless family members, made history  by…

KPD: Man, 79, arrested after exposing self, performing sex act & showing porn to kid he paid to shovel snow A 79-year-old Kearny man was behind bars (not for very long, though) after he is alleged to have paid a child to shovel his snow, then inviting the kid inside his home where suspect exposed himself and performed lewd acts will displaying pornography, Det. Sgt. John Fabula said. According to Fabula: On Feb. 23, 2026, Robert Grohl, 79, of Kearny was taken into custody following a child-luring and sexual-offense investigation. The arrest occurred within three hours of the incident being reported to the Kearny Police Department.  At approximately 4:30 p.m. that day, a juvenile was going door-to-door on Quincy Avenue offering snow-shoveling services.

KPD: Man, 79, arrested after exposing self, performing sex act & showing porn to kid he paid to shovel snow

A 79-year-old Kearny man was behind bars (not for very long, though) after he is alleged to have paid a child to shovel his snow, then inviting the kid inside his home where suspect exposed…

LPD arrest man who took off on them in January Lyndhurst police officers are tenacious. And in this case, though it took a while, that tenacity led to the arrest of a man who just didn’t want to pull over. According to the Lyndhurst Police Department: Last month, Officer Anthony Giaquinto was on patrol in the area of 2000 Valley Brook Ave.  During the course of the patrol, Giaquinto observed a red colored 2008 Pontiac G-6 with New Jersey plates traveling eastbound on Valley Brook Avenue toward him. Giaquinto observed the vehicle to have on one working headlight, a dark-tinted windshield, dark tinted front side windows and a tinted license-plate cover.

LPD arrest man who took off on them in January

Lyndhurst police officers are tenacious. And in this case, though it took a while, that tenacity led to the arrest of a man who just didn’t want to pull over. According to the Lyndhurst Police Department: Last month, Officer Anthony Giaquinto was on…

Lyndhurst issues snow-emergency updates As the Township of Lyndhurst prepares to enter the recovery phase at the end of this storm this afternoon/evening, please be advised of the following: Snow Emergency No Parking streets will be strictly enforced until further notice. There is no parking on Sparta Drive, the library lots and on school property.  Department of Public Works and the Department of Parks and Public Property will be working with contracted vendors to clear snow to maintain safety throughout the township. All non-essential township offices are closed Tuesday, Feb. 24. Public schools are closed. Rec facilities are closed through Wednesday, Feb. 25. Garbage and recycling will not be collected Tuesday, Feb. 24.

Lyndhurst issues snow-emergency updates

As the Township of Lyndhurst prepares to enter the recovery phase at the end of this storm this afternoon/evening, please be advised of the following: Snow Emergency No Parking streets will be strictly enforced until further notice. There is no parking on…

ALERT — Updated Kearny snow-removal information The Kearny DPW will conduct snow removal at the Town Hall parking lot today. All vehicles must be removed from that lot by 2:30 p.m. today. Vehicles parked there after 230 p.m. today will be ticketed and towed. The DPW will conduct snow removal tomorrow, Feb. 24, on the following snow emergency streets: Elm Street between Midland Avenue and the Belleville Turnpike. The entire length of Bergen Avenue, Davis Avenue between Midland Avenue and Duke Street. And the entire length of Belgrove Drive. Any vehicle parked on one of these streets after 8 a.m., Feb.

ALERT — Updated Kearny snow-removal information

The Kearny DPW will conduct snow removal at the Town Hall parking lot today. All vehicles must be removed from that lot by 2:30 p.m. today. Vehicles parked there after 230 p.m. today will be ticketed and towed. The DPW will conduct snow removal…

Melham livid ECPO decides not to charge man who doxxed his home with image, making it appear to be an ICE facility Bellville Mayor Michael A. Melham says the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office is skirting its duty to protect him and others by not bringing harassment charges against a Belleville resident who created a fake mage featuring the mayor’s actual home, altering it to make it appear the home was an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility, flanked by a watch tower, barbed wire, security cameras and an ICE vehicle — all posted to social media. Melham issued a statement Thursday, Feb. 19, in response to the ECPO’s reported decision not to prosecute the man responsible for the image.

Melham livid ECPO decides not to charge man who doxxed his home with image, making it appear to be an ICE facility

Bellville Mayor Michael A. Melham says the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office is skirting its duty to protect him and others by not bringing harassment charges against a Belleville…

Washington School in Kearny announces second quarter honors John Adamski, Principal of Washington School in Kearny, announced the following students who have achieved academic honors for the second marking period of the 2025-26 school year. Grade 4 Principal’s Honors: Nala Adrianzen, Liana Capela,  Alexander Salazar, Julieta Salazar Vargas, Honors: Alejandro Campos,  Liam Collantes Mejia, Leonardo Davila Rojas, Lucas Galeano Padin, Landon Gorski, Viviana Hempel, Christopher Lopes, Aliyana Manzanares, Elian Martinez Guevara, Madison Martinez, Mason John, Izayah Manzanares, Damaris Novay, Julie Oliveira De Amorin, Edwin Olivo, Aleah Ortiz, Matthew Rodriguez, Gabriel Romeiro Vaz Teixeira, Brianna Soria Siguencia, Thiago Tasayco, Emma Vargas, Emilio Vargas Analuisa, Davi Verissimo Coletto…

Washington School in Kearny announces second quarter honors

John Adamski, Principal of Washington School in Kearny, announced the following students who have achieved academic honors for the second marking period of the 2025-26 school year. Grade 4 Principal’s Honors: Nala Adrianzen, Liana…

Lyndhurst Girls Association hosts Valentine’s fundraiser During a recent Valentine’s Day Fundraiser for the Libbie Lindsay Little House (home to the Lyndhurst Girl Scouts), attended by over 150 guests, Lyndhurst Mayor Robert B. Giangeruso, center, was acknowledged for his 10 years of support for the Libbie Lindsay Little House and the Lyndhurst Girl Scouts. Commissioner Louis DeMarco, the Italian-American Club of Lyndhurst, the Lyndhurst Knights of Columbus and the Lyndhurst American Legion were also acknowledged for their support. The Girl Scout leaders and moms supplied and prepared all the hot foods, and the Girl Scouts themselves served each table.

Lyndhurst Girls Association hosts Valentine’s fundraiser

During a recent Valentine’s Day Fundraiser for the Libbie Lindsay Little House (home to the Lyndhurst Girl Scouts), attended by over 150 guests, Lyndhurst Mayor Robert B. Giangeruso, center, was acknowledged for his 10 years of support for…

Obituary — Patricia ‘Pat’ A. Caggiano Patricia ‘Pat’ A. Caggiano She carried the love of Christ into every life she touched. Patricia “Pat” A. Caggiano, age 85, was born Oct. 23, 1940, in Newark and raised in Kearny, where she graduated from Kearny High School. She began her career at Mutual Benefit Life Insurance in Newark and later changed careers and worked in investments, showing strength and courage to begin again. In 1987, she moved to Nutley, where she made her home in a small condominium she loved. She put down roots there, made many friends, built a full social life and found real happiness in the community.

Obituary — Patricia ‘Pat’ A. Caggiano

Patricia ‘Pat’ A. Caggiano She carried the love of Christ into every life she touched. Patricia “Pat” A. Caggiano, age 85, was born Oct. 23, 1940, in Newark and raised in Kearny, where she graduated from Kearny High School. She began her career at Mutual…

Obituaries for Feb. 18, 2026 Peter J. Gleason Retired Kearny Police Department Sgt. Peter J. Gleason, 56, of Rutherford, died Feb 12, 2026 at home. Born and raised in Kearny, Peter attended St. Cecilia Grammar School, Kearny High School and William Paterson College where he was a proud member of the TKE fraternity. Visiting will be Monday, Feb. 16 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Armitage & Wiggins Funeral Home, 596 Belgrove Drive, Kearny. A funeral Mass will be celebrated Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. Stephen’s Church, Kearny. Private cremation will follow. Peter married Meghan Reilly of Kearny in August 2003 at which time they moved to Rutherford and raised their sons, Reilly and Dylan, who were his pride and joy.

Obituaries for Feb. 18, 2026

Peter J. Gleason Retired Kearny Police Department Sgt. Peter J. Gleason, 56, of Rutherford, died Feb 12, 2026 at home. Born and raised in Kearny, Peter attended St. Cecilia Grammar School, Kearny High School and William Paterson College where he was a proud member of…

One for the record books- Harrison’s Castellano scores 60 points Early on Tuesday, Angel Castellano got the message from his cousin Javien Olsen, that he wouldn’t be able to make it to Castellano’s game that afternoon. Olsen’s text came with another message for Harrison’s star guard. “He told me he wasn't going to be there, but he told me to drop 50 and I just had that in my head all day,” Castellano said. “He just had it in my head all day and he kept telling me to just score 50 and just to shoot the ball and just have confidence.”

One for the record books- Harrison’s Castellano scores 60 points

Early on Tuesday, Angel Castellano got the message from his cousin Javien Olsen, that he wouldn’t be able to make it to Castellano’s game that afternoon. Olsen’s text came with another message for Harrison’s star guard. “He told me…

Kearny wrestling enjoys turnaround season

With a lineup full of underclassmen and juniors who are both talented and committed to getting better, Kearny head wrestling coach Tony Carratura Jr. saw a group with the potential to turn things around for a program that had endured a rough few seasons.…

Lyndhurst boys basketball reaches NJIC Tournament final When Lyndhurst boys basketball coach Perrin Mosca created a schedule as challenging as any the Golden Bears have ever faced in program history, it was with nights like this coming Wednesday in mind. That’s because after keeping its head above water during a challenging start, Lyndhurst is now one of the hottest teams in Bergen County, winning 10 of its last 11 games. The most recent of those victories, a 59-56 win over Cresskill in the NJIC Tournament semifinals on Feb. 12, has the Bears on the verge of a title.

Lyndhurst boys basketball reaches NJIC Tournament final

When Lyndhurst boys basketball coach Perrin Mosca created a schedule as challenging as any the Golden Bears have ever faced in program history, it was with nights like this coming Wednesday in mind. That’s because after keeping its head above…

School district honors Kearny’s crossing guards The Kearny School District on Tuesday, Feb. 10, honored those who help keep students safe each and every day during a Crossing Guard Appreciation Day. All five elementary schools, along with the middle school, participated. The celebration took place in partnership with the Kearny Police Department, directed by Lt. David Rakowski, who oversees the traffic division and works closely with schools to ensure student safety. “Together, these partnerships help reinforce an important message: safety is a shared responsibility and our crossing guards play an essential role in protecting our school community every day,” Superintendent of Schools Flora Encarnacao said.

School district honors Kearny’s crossing guards

The Kearny School District on Tuesday, Feb. 10, honored those who help keep students safe each and every day during a Crossing Guard Appreciation Day. All five elementary schools, along with the middle school, participated. The celebration took place…

Belleville’s new clerk thriving in new role The Belleville township clerk’s office is a generally a bustling place, where a resident might need help with a liquor license one minute, then another submitting an Open Public Records Act request, while a third is applying for a raffle license. For new Municipal Clerk Jacky Guaman, being at the nexus of activity in Belleville is precisely how she likes it. Guaman says the fast-paced and multifaceted nature of her work helping with the day-to-day operations of Belleville allows her to assist many more people each day at town hall.

Belleville’s new clerk thriving in new role

The Belleville township clerk’s office is a generally a bustling place, where a resident might need help with a liquor license one minute, then another submitting an Open Public Records Act request, while a third is applying for a raffle license. For new…

Retired Kearny police Sgt. Peter Gleason dies at 56 Retired Kearny Police Department Sgt. Peter J. Gleason, 56, of Rutherford, died Feb 12, 2026 at home. Born and raised in Kearny, Peter attended St. Cecilia Grammar School, Kearny High School and William Paterson College where he was a proud member of the TKE fraternity. Visiting will be Monday, Feb. 16 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Armitage & Wiggins Funeral Home, 596 Belgrove Drive, Kearny. A funeral Mass will be celebrated Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. Stephen’s Church, Kearny. Private cremation will follow. Peter married Meghan Reilly of Kearny in August 2003 at which time they moved to Rutherford and raised their sons, Reilly and Dylan, who were his pride and joy.

Retired Kearny police Sgt. Peter Gleason dies at 56

Retired Kearny Police Department Sgt. Peter J. Gleason, 56, of Rutherford, died Feb 12, 2026 at home. Born and raised in Kearny, Peter attended St. Cecilia Grammar School, Kearny High School and William Paterson College where he was a proud…

Route 7 in Kearny will be closed most of this weekend: NJDOT Route 7 is scheduled to be closed and detoured in both directions this weekend for utility work, as the Route 7 Drainage Improvement project advances in Kearny. Beginning at 9 p.m., Friday, Feb. 13 until 6 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15, Route 7 is scheduled to be closed and detoured in both directions for water main installation and electrical conduit work across the full roadway. The following detours will be in place: Route 7 northbound Detour Motorists on Route 7 northbound will be directed to stay left to take CR 508/Newark-Jersey City Turnpike westbound toward I-280/NJ Turnpike/Harrison/Newark…

Route 7 in Kearny will be closed most of this weekend: NJDOT

Route 7 is scheduled to be closed and detoured in both directions this weekend for utility work, as the Route 7 Drainage Improvement project advances in Kearny. Beginning at 9 p.m., Friday, Feb. 13 until 6 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15, Route 7…