“[At Grand Sichuan] we allow local customers to experience Chinese culture without leaving New Jersey.”
“If you give students that grounding and foundation of knowledge… they too can be mathematicians no matter what neighborhood they came from,” STEM Kids NYC said.
“I hope that [Jersey City] realizes the gems they have in this community,” Hampton told Slice of Culture.
“Even if it’s not even us, we’ll connect you to someone that would be able to help you,” LaMonica McIver said.
Hudson County enters its last month of summer, but the community news doesn’t stop there. Here’s what’s been happening.
Whether you grabbed tickets to see the action, are looking for fan experiences more, here’s what you can expect in Hudson County.
“West New York has changed and continues to change every single day gentrification is running rampant, and having this film set in my hometown is preserving a part of it and keeping the West New York of my childhood safe.”
Jersey City Happy Hours is hosting its first-ever Jersey City Wing Fest this Saturday, July 19 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at different locations throughout the downtown area of the city.
The Brick City Jam Music, Graffiti & Arts Festival returns this coming Thursday, July 17 and will run until Sunday, July 20 with different vibes in different wards throughout “Brick City.”
For a deeper dive into the Jersey City candidates’ candid answers, you can go through the full transcript here.
