Located next to the Bayonne Bridge in Dennis P. Collins Park, it's named in honor of a four-year old Yellow Labrador, Sirius, a bomb detecting police dog with the Port Authority who was killed on September 11, 2001.
Your daughter's tendency to blink constantly may have a number of explanations. It could simply be a habit or a nervous tic: blinking is a quite a common manifestation of self-consciousness and underlying anxiety. You say she's had this before then stopped.
It starts with nonstop blinking or eye irritation. As it gets worse, you may be more sensitive to light, get blurry vision, and have facial spasms. In serious cases, the spasms can become so intense that your eyelids stay shut for up to several hours. Researchers believe it results from a mix of environmental and genetic factors.