“It feels great to give back to the community [in New Jersey] via your talent and arts,” she said.
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Whether it be for a meal, warming center or sharing your concerns, here’s what Hudson county and state are offering.
From tragedies to inside and outside of the state, Hudson County has been hit with different types of news this past week.
With just over 2,000 students, Dickinson stands at No. 1 for the most populated high school in Jersey City. Despite the large student body population, the school struggles to provide sufficient material for classroom learning, making it difficult for some students to keep up with schoolwork.
“Opening up [KAM Dance Academy] meant a lot just because of my background. I’m Latina and, for me, bringing arts to different communities is really important,” Madan said.
People and places around New Jersey have been working this past week to pass a bill to promote safety, encourage college students to apply for free financial aid and even help residents clean up their Christmas decorations.
“And now I feel very close to all of them because I’m able to spend time here and my son now has been here so long that everyone remembers him as well,” Jersey City owner Chris said.
“When I posted about Trump [coming into] office, [New Jersey and Hudson County people were] saying we need to work outside of the government and start making differences for our own communities without government intervention.”
NJ non-profit strives to provide a safe haven for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) immigrants amidst a new Trump presidency.
